The scene represents the genius of the writers. They make Michael look like an incompetent man child who never should have any responsibility so when he acts mature, wise and like an actual leader it caries way more of an impact. On top of all that they change things from a joke to a wholesome moment so smoothly it’s unbelievable how well it works out
I always saw Pam as Michael's guardian angel. Here are a few scenes that I can readily think of that really highlight this: 1.) During the bird funeral when she makes sure to let everyone (Michael, specifically) know that the bird did not die alone. 2.) When they are doing the lecture circuit together at the other branches and she agrees to go to Nashua so that he can have closure with Hollie. 3.) Upon Hollie's return during the Christmas party, Michael has lost all hope with her and he leaves the party, Pam chases him into the parking lot to tell him about Hollie's ultimatum to A.J. to give him hope.
Also on that circuit when Pam reads the letter Holly wrote to Michael but never sent...and let him know there was still hope for them (it's not over) 🙂
There's also the paper company storyline! Pam was the only one who followed Michael when he wanted to start his company. She kept Michael going when he didn't believe in himself. After the first failed investor's presentation, when Pam freaked out, it triggered Michael's serious and capable businessman self. He reassured her that he thrives the most when people don't believe in him and it got things going for them.
I like to think that Michael actually has a lot of serious, heartwarming moments with all his employees but he never lets the camera crew film them because he wants to be seen as the "funny guy" when the documentary airs
As someone who has worked in the arts (film), the scene at the exhibition gets me every time. No one showed up until I got mainstream gigs, then everybody suddenly wanted to be friends with me. The true supporters/friends show up for both phases.
Despite all of the inappropriate things Michael has done and how much stress he may cause in the office he deeply cared about all of the people in the office and truly loved them like they where family especially Pam. He was the best boss anyone could have.
I really love how genuinely impress is michael when he saw Pam's art. Like he is not saying it because of her o anything, he just really think Pam is that good. Love it
I don’t know, when Michael came and appreciated Pam’s work when Oscar said this “isn’t her strong side” my heart just melted. I saw these little moving moments irl when someone just doesn’t let your spark to extinguish and helps with just words of support so u can keep going… it always brings back the faith in kindness and gives a good example how you can help people in such situations. I cant think of any character would have been a better couple of friends apart from Michael and Pam to show the development of relationships throughout the show.
I think she was one of the characters that grew the most and proved to be honest and courageous in the process. Maybe she grew in part to this comment he made behind her back. Either way I respect the progress she made
Why? It's not like he told her to her face or mocked her. He tried to be understanding. I mean Pam had basically an emotional affair with Jim while being with a guy she knew is not for her in those times.
Well, because of Oscar words Pam started being nore Assertive and Honest, i mean she's the only one who manages to walk accross the fire and being more proactive about Her and Jim
@@johnwilliamson5501 I still can't believe Gil went to an amateur art show just to be a total dbag about it. What did he expect? I mean I guess it was mainly for the payoff with Michael, but they could have just had nobody else show up and it would still be a powerful moment.
Say what you will about Pam (it's kinda annoying at this point but people are entitled to their opinions) but Pam's friendships with Michael, Angela and Dwight are quite amazing, especially with Dwight.
No matter how much I try or how many times I've seen the last clip of Pam saying "No he wasn't sad." my lacrimal glands just get too hyper-stimulated and my eyes get flooded. I don't know why....
8:24 Pam has gorgeous feet here. Such a beautiful arch like a dancer. Im probably the only one who noticed. Btw im not weird im just a lady who enjoys the arts 😂
i saw someone say that - the art scene gave Pam all the more reason to leave Dunder Mifflin for MS Paper Co., later on. She believed in him when no one else did, cause he did the same for her. ♥️
Michael was the only person, who in fact had one the worst days of his life, showed up Pam’s art show and was the kindest person there. He is truly the Worlds Best Boss.
I don't understand how people just judge art, like actual paintings, like it's something objective. I mean yeah, if a stapler looks like a beetle, I can understand the confusion and critique, but Gil criticizing Pam for painting ordinary office stuff is the epitome of haughtiness. Courage and honesty? There's nothing honest about finding beauty in something as simple as a cup of tea or coffee or a stapler? There's nothing courageous about putting your artwork out for random nobodies to pass judgment on?
A scene I always see missing from these Michael-Pam compilations is from season 5 when Pam freaks out in the car about her impulse decision to leave dunder Mifflin and Michael calmingly reassures her and asks her to have some faith in him. It's a criminally underrated scene and it really adds another layer to their friendship
@@victorsaldarriaga105 i saw someone else point out that the reason she left with him - has strong connections to the fact he showed up to her art gallery and supported her, when no one else did. and my God, my heart is bursting 😣
Their friendship is so sweet, and wholesome, and inspiring... I love the development of their relationship. In the beginning, she's unhappy with the way he tries to force his way into her life. And by the end, she's happy he was. Sometimes that's how real friendships must be made.
Gil says its motel art like it's a bad thing. Not everyone can be Picasso, and if there were, the expression would be meaningless because it means no one is exceptional. Although Pam isn't exceptional at painting, there's a market for, and, a value to motel art, sometimes you just need something calming to look at while you're ODing on heroin in a scrabby motel in a small Pennsylvania deindustrialized town
Pam stopping michael from lighting their parking lot on fire is my favorite of these... Yes I get it, the art exhibit is the *best*, objectively... but I still love the other scene more. "I don't have time for riddles, Pam!"
It's so wholesome how Michael comes in and is just so genuinely floored by Pam's art. I love how he's also just like "How much. I have to have it for the office." She really needed to feel supported. Sometimes we think someone else will go but sometimes we need to be Michael Scott for them- I love the morals the office teaches about being good people
The writers/creators had the most important conversations out of our hearing range . . .when Jim asked Pam to marry him, when they got married at Niagara Falls, when Pam found out she was pregnant . . and when saying goodbye to Michael.❤❤💔
“I would never say this to her face but she is a wonderful person and gifted artist”
Followed by Oscars reactions gets me every time😂
he really brings whole new meaning to talking about someone behind their back lmao
@@nicoles_handleanother prof Michael worst enemies is himself 😅
So good.
The art gallery scene is probably the best in the series. Always makes me teary eyed.
Yes, that's why I love when she quits to go with Michael
That and when she runs to say bye at the airport 😭
@@brrrrrrrrino And when Pam comes with Michael when he decided to leave and start his own company.
When she asked if he had something in his pocket lmao
The scene represents the genius of the writers. They make Michael look like an incompetent man child who never should have any responsibility so when he acts mature, wise and like an actual leader it caries way more of an impact. On top of all that they change things from a joke to a wholesome moment so smoothly it’s unbelievable how well it works out
I feel like Pam knew Michael better than everyone else in the office
she did.
Both Pam and Jim saw the human being underneath his ridiculousness.
pam knew the most about him, but erin was the only one who really understood him
@@sussvarman I don't think Erin understood much of anything. She was an awful character.
He sorta insisted she did tbf
Wonderful moments but one of my absolute favorites is when Michael goes to Pam’s art show and is so supportive. Pamcasso
Agree
The fact that it’s only Pam and Michael’s cars in the lot in the drawing. They were there for each other at the very low moments.
I always saw Pam as Michael's guardian angel. Here are a few scenes that I can readily think of that really highlight this: 1.) During the bird funeral when she makes sure to let everyone (Michael, specifically) know that the bird did not die alone. 2.) When they are doing the lecture circuit together at the other branches and she agrees to go to Nashua so that he can have closure with Hollie. 3.) Upon Hollie's return during the Christmas party, Michael has lost all hope with her and he leaves the party, Pam chases him into the parking lot to tell him about Hollie's ultimatum to A.J. to give him hope.
Also on that circuit when Pam reads the letter Holly wrote to Michael but never sent...and let him know there was still hope for them (it's not over) 🙂
There's also the paper company storyline! Pam was the only one who followed Michael when he wanted to start his company. She kept Michael going when he didn't believe in himself. After the first failed investor's presentation, when Pam freaked out, it triggered Michael's serious and capable businessman self. He reassured her that he thrives the most when people don't believe in him and it got things going for them.
Also when she sometimes still stays on the line when she transfers calls so he doesn't do ridiculous greetings
pam being the only one who went with michael when he left dunder mifflin is still my favorite
When Michael says “I’m really proud of you” to Pam and he genuinely means it I tear up every time without fail
I like to think that Michael actually has a lot of serious, heartwarming moments with all his employees but he never lets the camera crew film them because he wants to be seen as the "funny guy" when the documentary airs
As someone who has worked in the arts (film), the scene at the exhibition gets me every time. No one showed up until I got mainstream gigs, then everybody suddenly wanted to be friends with me. The true supporters/friends show up for both phases.
Despite all of the inappropriate things Michael has done and how much stress he may cause in the office he deeply cared about all of the people in the office and truly loved them like they where family especially Pam. He was the best boss anyone could have.
You *do* realize it was a scripted comedy series, and not a reality show, *right?*
@@gavinvalentino6002 you know people talk about characters and their personalities right? how else are people going to talk about the show?
Best Boss ever.
@@gavinvalentino6002 that’s probably because you can’t analyze or have an in depth discussion about a film/series even if your life depended on it.
@@gudduentertains World's Best Boss
The way Oscar defends Pam is really underrated and shows he always back his employees/close work approximates.
I really love how genuinely impress is michael when he saw Pam's art. Like he is not saying it because of her o anything, he just really think Pam is that good. Love it
You missed S05E05 cold open.
One where Micheal gets part time job for pam at corporate and calls her and tells "miss you kiddo... Miss you so much"
Oh yeah, haha, that’s a good one.
Lmao the muted “that’s what she said” before he walks off. I never noticed that before
The show just keeps on providing me with things even though it’s been years since I last watched the show properly.
“He was not happy at all when I offered him this job and then I told him he didn’t get the job” is such a brilliant line 😂😂😂😂
Michael showed up in Pam's gallery and Pam showed up for Michael scott paper company. 🙂❤️
Yes the art gallery scene.
But the part where she goes with him when michael gets fired was really unexpected to me.
The moments where Michael calms pam down and pam does the same when they create Micheal Scott paper is very wholesum
I don’t know, when Michael came and appreciated Pam’s work when Oscar said this “isn’t her strong side” my heart just melted. I saw these little moving moments irl when someone just doesn’t let your spark to extinguish and helps with just words of support so u can keep going… it always brings back the faith in kindness and gives a good example how you can help people in such situations. I cant think of any character would have been a better couple of friends apart from Michael and Pam to show the development of relationships throughout the show.
Their chemistry made the show.
It’s been said many times, but the art gallery scene. One of the best scenes on tv.
Michael was always a father figure to Pam, given the fact how hard he dated her mom.
And to make sure she knew this, he dated her mom even harder.
@@Digmer What's that supposed to mean?
@@livrk8005 you know what it means.
@@Digmer 😠
My favorite scene between them is the message Michael leaves Pam when she starts working for corporate in New York.
I can’t believe Oscar said that courage and honesty aren’t Pam strong suits. That is so mean to say about her. She is so talented
I think she was one of the characters that grew the most and proved to be honest and courageous in the process. Maybe she grew in part to this comment he made behind her back. Either way I respect the progress she made
Why? It's not like he told her to her face or mocked her. He tried to be understanding. I mean Pam had basically an emotional affair with Jim while being with a guy she knew is not for her in those times.
Because Oscar is a stuck up and thinks he is better than everyone else
Well, because of Oscar words Pam started being nore Assertive and Honest, i mean she's the only one who manages to walk accross the fire and being more proactive about Her and Jim
0:06 very reasonable Oskar
The way only he came to her art exhibition>>>
Oscar and gil went too
@@johnwilliamson5501 I still can't believe Gil went to an amateur art show just to be a total dbag about it. What did he expect? I mean I guess it was mainly for the payoff with Michael, but they could have just had nobody else show up and it would still be a powerful moment.
Say what you will about Pam (it's kinda annoying at this point but people are entitled to their opinions) but Pam's friendships with Michael, Angela and Dwight are quite amazing, especially with Dwight.
"Hello, Dunder Mifflin, this is Pam."
this show STILL has a huge hold on my heart. WOW
When Michael tries to kiss Pam after Jim as she leaves to art school 😂💀
See, Michael wasn't the only one of her colleagues coming to the art show. Oscar was there too.
yea but he went for his brother mostly right? Unless he didn’t. I totally forgot
The “is she hot?” Blooper is wayyy better than the original
She complained at the beach that nobody went to her art show, but Oscar and Michael supported her.
3:30 its funny that he has fake fired pam twice in the show. lol
And I thought Dwight and Micheal had the best chemistry
Don’t forget about Michael and Erin. She basically became his hype man
I love how Pam is the last person to say goodbye to Michael, bittersweet ❤️
Michael picking Pam over Ryan for the sales job shows you how much more he cares about her than him
I'm not gonna lie to you guys, I cried. And we all cried.
I'm not crying, you're crying!
@6:46 most touching moment in the show
the art gallery scene feels like therapy session for my dad issues
I love this character there's a warmness to him.
The airport scene from the first time I saw it makes me cry
Mostly because Michael though now it touches me but earlier "naw dude Michaels leaving"
It's the people you least expect that you miss the most
No matter how much I try or how many times I've seen the last clip of Pam saying "No he wasn't sad." my lacrimal glands just get too hyper-stimulated and my eyes get flooded. I don't know why....
6:40 このシーン初見のとき号泣した
Pamcasso!
Pam helps Michael deal with his craziness lol
8:24 Pam has gorgeous feet here. Such a beautiful arch like a dancer. Im probably the only one who noticed. Btw im not weird im just a lady who enjoys the arts 😂
The art gallery scene made me happy
The thumbnail is right after Michael whispers “chunky….” 😂
"Kiss eagles"
the feels
"Do you have something in your pocket?"💀💀💀
Hes like half-dad, half-son to her
i saw someone say that - the art scene gave Pam all the more reason to leave Dunder Mifflin for MS Paper Co., later on. She believed in him when no one else did, cause he did the same for her. ♥️
I'm not crying, you're crying! (sniff)
Michael was the only person, who in fact had one the worst days of his life, showed up Pam’s art show and was the kindest person there.
He is truly the Worlds Best Boss.
you left out the one from classy christmas where she talks to him in the parking lot.
“Michael wait, I’m coming with you” that’s what she said.
And here come the waterworks.
I thi Michele and pam friendship is the most purest one.
Oscar and Michael not getting credit for going to her art show .. "why didnt any of you come to my art show..?"
"motel art" hurt for all the right/wrong reasons
nice
But was Pam not wearing her mic at the Airport scene?
Really is Funny
I don't understand how people just judge art, like actual paintings, like it's something objective. I mean yeah, if a stapler looks like a beetle, I can understand the confusion and critique, but Gil criticizing Pam for painting ordinary office stuff is the epitome of haughtiness. Courage and honesty? There's nothing honest about finding beauty in something as simple as a cup of tea or coffee or a stapler? There's nothing courageous about putting your artwork out for random nobodies to pass judgment on?
How can Michael survive!
King-demons do crazy things when they miss somebody
Wish Steve would reboot this show 😭
I'd love a movie!
DO you have something in your pocket?
TM?
Why did Pam and Micheal not become an item?
The wedding?
I was sad when michael left, show went pretty downhill after andy took a lead on there
there're moments that should have ruined their friendship like when he tried to kiss her, when he dated her mom and when she punched him, yikes.
It’s a wholesome friendship not necessarily a healthy one
Pam watching Michael leave 💔
A scene I always see missing from these Michael-Pam compilations is from season 5 when Pam freaks out in the car about her impulse decision to leave dunder Mifflin and Michael calmingly reassures her and asks her to have some faith in him. It's a criminally underrated scene and it really adds another layer to their friendship
Pam was the only one in the office who believed in Michael when he was gone. She was there for him all the time.
Seeing Pam upset triggered something in him and switched on his kickass salesman mode.
@@victorsaldarriaga105 i saw someone else point out that the reason she left with him - has strong connections to the fact he showed up to her art gallery and supported her, when no one else did. and my God, my heart is bursting 😣
Ive been trying to find this episode, any know?
@@dragonblade8270 episode 20 "Dream Team"
The scene with Michael and Pam at Pam's Art show is one of my favourite scenes in the whole series.
Their friendship is so sweet, and wholesome, and inspiring... I love the development of their relationship. In the beginning, she's unhappy with the way he tries to force his way into her life. And by the end, she's happy he was. Sometimes that's how real friendships must be made.
Via brute force?
@@KEVMAN7987 sometimes 😂
(sometimes)
Kind of like a protective older brother, annoying but sweet
@@alondranguyen6928 an older protective brother who probably had a thing for you once 🤣 (kidding, you're 100% right)
Pam running up to Michael barefoot is just a knife in the heart
Pam watching Micheal’s plane take off 😭🥺
Gil says its motel art like it's a bad thing. Not everyone can be Picasso, and if there were, the expression would be meaningless because it means no one is exceptional. Although Pam isn't exceptional at painting, there's a market for, and, a value to motel art, sometimes you just need something calming to look at while you're ODing on heroin in a scrabby motel in a small Pennsylvania deindustrialized town
Thats hellla specific but i agree with you that motel art isnt bad and motel art is still beautiful
Michael falling down the stairs to make sure he says bye to Pam before she leaves to New York is so stupid but so so funny. 😂
1:01 Michael tries to feel included so he reaches for a kiss! Hahahaha!
Man, Michael leaving was such a well done part of the show. Truly legendary
Pam stopping michael from lighting their parking lot on fire is my favorite of these... Yes I get it, the art exhibit is the *best*, objectively... but I still love the other scene more. "I don't have time for riddles, Pam!"
It's so wholesome how Michael comes in and is just so genuinely floored by Pam's art. I love how he's also just like "How much. I have to have it for the office." She really needed to feel supported. Sometimes we think someone else will go but sometimes we need to be Michael Scott for them- I love the morals the office teaches about being good people
I think Michael got a boner right after that scene
Not gonna lie, when the last scene aired during the show, I got so emotional.
Just a friendly reminder that Ryan started the fire
the art gallery always gets me bro 😭 part of me wishes that the Chunky bit wasn’t included for the sake of the moment but it’s still a good bit
I'm still wondering what Pam said to Michael when they met at the airport 🥺🥺🥺🥺
They forgot when she helps him with Trying to get over holly when she helped him propose when they were trying to build the company
That scene at 2:56 is such a great callback to the end of "The Graduate", the initial excitement turning into doubt.
We need one with PAM & DWIGHT
Why can't we hear Pam when she's saying goodbye to Michael?
The writers/creators had the most important conversations out of our hearing range . . .when Jim asked Pam to marry him, when they got married at Niagara Falls, when Pam found out she was pregnant . . and when saying goodbye to Michael.❤❤💔
They wanted to leave it to our imagination, as they did with some other scenes.
Michael and Pam's friendship>>>
The last scene looks like it was inspired by the ending of "Lost in Translation"... ( what did they say?)