And there it is <3Dwight.
And there it is <3Dwight.
Meh, I just watched this week's episode and thought it was pretty mediocre
I changed in and out. One of those episodes that couldn't keep my attention for long. Fringe wasn't to great this week either but I was more interested in that.
I have a raging crush on jenna fischer =x
I rewatched some episodes in season 6, and I dunno if I missed something but what's with all the animosity between Pam and Erin?
There was a webisode where Erin accidentally ruined Pam's painting that was hung up in the office. Should be on nbc and hulu still.
This episode was really great, the standoff at the end was especially good.
I'm honestly to the point where I find Michael completely and totally irritating and just plain not funny anymore. I watch the show now for Creed, Dwight, Jim, and Pam.
I loved Creed's brief moment in the episode.
I feel sad for Andy
I really think Andy is the perfect mix of the Silliness of Jim with the craziness of Dwight, thus creating a great crazy/silly character.
Creed was great in that episode. I'm also a big fan of Erin now. She's a good fit for the show. Plus she's extremely cute.
What is it with B.J. Novak wearing dumb shit the past few episodes? First it was the hat, and now glasses. No story explanation at all, I don't like it.
Creed as usual is awesome.
Just expanding on the idea that Ryan is a total trend-following douchebag.
Also, the Andy-Erin thing has become the new Jim-Pam storyline -- salesman is in love with the receptionist but can't profess his feelings. It's much less dramatic than Jam was, though I'm still finding myself feeling bad for Andy regardless. Would their celebrity name be Andrin? It's considerably more attractive than Phlob.
Creeredith
Shameless bump. Dwight again was hilarious. I watched 30 rock afterwards and... is earth day now in November or something?
MUCH better episode than the past few weeks, I was worried the writers ended up putting so much into Niagra and the other episodes that the rest were gonna be meh.
Classic Jim, awesome recyclops story, and I like how Oscar might end up being a pretty major character in the upcoming story arc...he is long deserved as being the focus of a solid run of episodes instead of just here and there.
I honestly wish that an accountant from Scranton was going to be the ultimate solution to all the financial woes of the company. I can honestly see this going towards another Michael Scott Paper company situation where if Dunder Mifflin goes down, we see a Scott Halpert company arise from the ashes.
"God bless you Recyclops, and your cold, robot heart."