Rewatching the office

[En Sabah Nur]

The Superfan episodes on Peacock are awesome. They have the first 3 seasons with all extended episodes, so each episode is like 30-35 minutes with no commercials. So much hilarious moments that were cut from aired episodes

-Darryl in the Booze Cruise episode going up to the bar drunk and asking for another drink
Darryl: "Por favooooor another tequila senor, por favoooor"
Angela: "I think you've had enough already"


Darryl: "WHAT DID YOU SAY BYTCH??"


Angela:


Darryl: "Maybe you're right" *walks away from the bar*

 

[African_brehda]

For those who have watched and or rewatched.

Which season do you feel like is the best or do you feel the show was at its peak?

I honestly can’t choose between season 2,3,4 and 5. Too many classic episodes

but I’ll choose season 2

 

[Erratic415]

For those who have watched and or rewatched.

Which season do you feel like is the best or do you feel the show was at its peak?

Seasons 2-3

 

[KnickstapeCity]

Superfan season 4 is up, nikkas.



#DMGang we lit

 

[feelosofer]

Honestly I think that was the point. Both Jim and Pam were flawed people.

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Been up since Jan 1 2022

 

[valet]

1st time watching. This ngga Michael is so racist. It's like watching an updated Archie Bunker. Ion season 2.and I def getting the hype

 

[Reptile]

oh and Creed is the most underrated character in the show...

Creed isnt underrated. Everybody likes that old fukker.

 

[valet]

Wow, was on here?! He sonning the mess out of this racist Michael.

 

[The Pledge]

whenever that shyt was on Netflix, I got my first taste of the office.

Now it’s in my daily routine of background TV, up there with the Simpsons and Boondocks.

Goat level show

 

[Address_Unknown]

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Stanley is on his shyt heavy.​

He made Michael Scott cry. Whatever pawging/c00ning he did is excused for that alone.​

 

[Professor Emeritus]

And just realized Jim was such a corny swagless dikkhead that was portrayed as some kinda good guy. Definition of white privilege.
Chasing after Pam while she was engaged to Roy who in hindsight wasn't that terrible even though they tried to portray him as such. Once he actually got with her pretty much became a dikk after years of chasing after her.
Thought he was better then everyone else and above his job even though he stayed there the whole time. There's a lot more to add but I'll just leave this link that has a lot of good points.

I've only watched a few episodes, but the quick impression I got of his character was, "Guy who knows that he's a loser for even being there, so he coasts on the job and takes shots at his coworkers."

Him thinking he was above the job and yet still being there was kinda the whole vibe.

 

[Ces1ne?]

Lost his job in the process
They painted Jim and Pam as this beautiful love story, but that shyt was fukked up
And I'll definitely put hands on Michael if he was my boss


Also rewatching right now. GOAT cac show

Nobody puttin’ any hands on Prison Mike

 

[valet]

Ive watched this on repeat. Knocking Stanley over took me out

 

[Mike Nasty]

He made Michael Scott cry. Whatever pawging/c00ning he did is excused for that alone.​

Did they ever show his wife? His daughter was black. The only c00n shut he did was roll his eyes when the new office breh gave him a fist