OMG, where to start?. The season finale of The Office was so. Freaking.
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OK, the awkwardness at the job fair: funny, or just awkward. Jim's persistence with the guy at the golf course: ambitious drive and dedication, or just desperate. Lately I've been torn about the episodes of The Office.
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After last week's trip to the NYC nightclub, this episode of The Office took us back to, well, the actual office. I'm generally in favor of the episodes that take place inside Dunder-Mifflin, but this one was a little strange for me — draggy in parts, then funny, then draggy again.
I do love me some Stanley, though, and this episode was a great showcase for him at his prickly, disrespectful best.
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Man, Ryan is a schmuck. I loved this episode of The Office in that it paired up Ryan's ridiculous cockiness with Michael's cluelessness and Dwight's bizarre social skills and set it all the "hip" environment of a nightclub.
Meanwhile, back at Dunder-Mifflin, Jim has everyone work late so they don't have to come into the office the next day. Problem: the gate out of the parking lot is locked.
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Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh — can we talk about the thing with Pam and Jim. Ack. I don't want to write anything that will be a spoiler here, so after the jump let's discuss this whole thing at greater length.
Elsewhere in this episode of The Office, the nearby construction company is parking in the Dunder-Mifflin staff spaces, causing them to park further away from the office (a 10- or 30-minute walk, depending on who you ask).
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