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- Here's some of our favourite moments of Michael Scott and the rest of the office taking on corporate - whether it's Jim's epic battle against Ryan or Michael Scott making a home movie to take to David Wallace, it's here. Did we miss your favourite moment? Let us know in the comments!
From "The Office": an American television mockumentary sitcom broadcast on NBC. Created as an adaptation by Greg Daniels of the British series of the same name, it is a mockumentary that follows the day-to-day lives of the employees of the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of Dunder Mifflin, a fictional paper supply company. The series stars Steve Carell as Michael Scott, John Krasinski as Jim Halpert, Jenna Fischer as Pam Beesley and Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute.
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7:16 I just noticed Jim standing frozen by the door
😂😂😂
comment of the day, i never noticed this either
Michael quitting is the most powerful scene in the entire show. You can see the disappointment in Michael's face when he realizes Wallace still thinks the meeting is about the party and not about about Michael's feelings about not being respected after 15 years service to the company
I think the most powerful scene is when Dwight comforted Pam and let her have his jacket. Dwight really did always care about Pam. The comic relief of that scene and the quitting scene were both hilarious too. I think Michael's line is my wife's favorite in the whole show.
Yes. Wallace always had the best of intentions but unfortunately he wasn't intimate enough with Michael to understand his point. Michael shouldn't have expected Wallace to understand, though, because it was a realistic solution considering the circumstances but Michael's gamble worked!
You can see a little smirk on Wallace's face after Michael accepts the deal: I think at that moment he understood him more and started to respect him more too.
Ya until Wallace had a meltdown of his own 😠 when he was at home banging drums with his son, he was so intimate hot tubbing with Michael when he needed him then 😒 Wallace is a fake friend. At least Charles was upfront about it.
Please if you had an employee like Michael you would fire him. Let’s all not pretend Wallace was gracious.
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 should we make a powerful moments compilation?
Ryan getting yelled at by David 100% should’ve been kept in the show
Is it possible that was a bit satisfying to see Ryan that emotionally vulnerable?
Ryan 100% deserved it
It wasn't kept?
I'm pretty sure it was kept in the show
@@TheAmazingHoho576 no it’s only in the deleted scenes version
“You have no idea, how high I can fly” I still use this quote whenever People question my abilities pertaining to something
Try "My horn can pierce the sky" next time.
@@thesuperioraffection4502 it's 'Pierce'.
@@jeysijeysi That's what she said. 👍
“hes not even a part of his family” ALWAYS TAKES ME OUTTT
David Wallace is the most patient man in the world, with dealing with Michael (even tho Scranton was the most successful branch).
Until ryan…
" I'm so used to being the bad guy, fighting corporate, that I forgot I'm corporate." How can you leave this part!!!!!
2:45 I never noticed the real reason Michael quit wasn’t bc of the party, it was David not acknowledging Michaels issue with the lack of respect..when David tells Michael about approving the party you can see the disappointment in Michaels face
It's funny cause Charles wasn't even really a villain, he was just like, a regular boss lol which is what made him the villain in this context because a regular boss disrupts the norm of the office
Yes! There is nothing wrong with Charles, at all. I loved his character. He just fit in with the world, perfectly, but he did not fit in with this particular office. He was definitely a round peg and a square hole.
Nah, Charles was a TERRIBLE boss. Always serious and mean. Nothing wrong with being strict, but at least don't be a d i c k about it
@@JeremiahLOsborne Nah man. Terrible person. Those types of bosses are the worst.... no type of happiness in them
@@TheAmazingHoho576 He's just there to work. That's all he wants to do is just do his job. Besides, I think you're analyzing the person, where I'm trying to analyze the character and how it was written and how it fits into the show.
@@JeremiahLOsborne Well, part of the character IS his personality. And I detest Charles'. Too serious, tears others down, doesn't tolerate creativity nor fun.
A boss shouldn't be like that. A boss should incentivize discipline AND also a happy work environment. These things are not mutually exclusive
Charles is one of the most lawful evil villains I've ever seen.
He isn't evil. He was doing the job right
The office wasn't about doing the job right, it was much deeper than that. And he ruined it
@@pratyushsrivastava3405 not really. His behavior with Jim is outright evil...and that's only one example.
What's 'Lawful Evil'? Isn't that like a D&D thing...?
Agreed, he almost ruin the entire season, Charles and Ryan are the most toxic character in the show, and pretty sure Michael doesn’t like Charles too
“I don’t care if Ryan murdered his whole family, he’s like a son to me.” Get’s me every time.
9:44 I love how the outro is just Michael shouting, "GREAT SCOTT!" lol
It baffles me that Jim didn't know what a rundown of his clients meant 😭😭
Jan scolding the warehouse about unionizing is a certified America moment.
Imagine doing that in any first world country. And Americans still believe they are free.
@Labi Not She has a good point though. Union's have gutted many great business across the US and Europe.
@@TheEagleofSteel then those businesses weren't really great.
@@labinot1363 Unions killed the entire British motor industry. They had greedy unions convincing them to strike for more and more money, then wondered why cheaper foreign car companies took over the market. It's the same story in a lot of western manufacturing firms.
@@TheEagleofSteel if a company can't pay their workers a fair wage, then that company shouldn't exist.
I’ve always loved that Michael views business as being about people. I think it’s that view point that made him a decent manager and a very good salesman
Also I really wish they kept in that scene with David yelling at Ryan 😂
Packer's face when Michael keeps hold in a "thats what she said" line is priceless.
One thing I love about Michael is that he really loves his people. He genuinely looks at them as his family, even though most of them just see him as a boss. Sometimes his heart is just so big he doesn't know what to do with it.
anyone who treats someone as badly as he treated toby can't really be considered "big hearted."
@@maryjanehansen7947 I totally understand where you're coming from. But every hero has to have an enemy. And while Toby is not a bad guy, he is in human resources. He is an entirely different division than Michael, and neither one of them have more authority over the other. So it's a constant battle between what Michael wants to do and Toby upholding the rules of the office. And we all know how Michael likes rules. He feels like Toby is only out to ruin his fun. And for Michael, fun is how he connects with people.
@@JeremiahLOsborne i guess we interpret his character in different ways. i see him in a more negative light as in a guy who is trying everything he can to get people to like him, and he's trying so hard he comes off as unlikeable. in reality, i would love to have a boss like him and i would do anything to earn his respect and be friends with him. but he's kinda annoying on tv, and i can't see him the same way you do which is more of assuming positive intent behind his actions
@@maryjanehansen7947 He was the only one to go to Pam's art show. And I think in the show they indicate that she's the one who knows him best, because they work together the longest and the closest. And when he leaves, she's the one that runs in the airport to say goodbye. Michael is a very superficial man. He is immature, and it sounds like he had somewhat of a crappy childhood, remember Jeff and the doll? You are definitely right about him going to extreme lengths to get people to like him, but when he gets hurt, he goes to those same extremes to let someone know that they hurt his feelings. Like when he imitated Daryl during Halloween. And look at what Holly did to him. Instantaneous new man. That shows he has a willing heart, because of the ways that he expresses his affection for her and his disappointment they aren't together.
I'm a man, who's sought the affections of a woman. And I've been a boss of a company, so I kind of understand, maybe, or he's coming from. He's just still looking for the love and acceptance that he never got as a kid.
@@JeremiahLOsborne also with pam he tried to kiss her and made completely inappropriate jokes about her, and other women in the office, all the time. a lot of people overlook this aspect and they like to think he was such a good friend to her, but as a woman all of this just hits a nerve. every moment of my fucking life i wish i hadn't been born a woman. which makes it hard to watch this show, and every other show, and just to be stuck in this existence for the rest of my fucking life. well anyways, sure he lets people know they hurt their feelings, by being completely immature and acting like a whining child instead of being an adult and expressing his discontentment directly.. which is useless.
David showed how much he really didn't respect Michael when he assumed it was only about the party
I love Michael’s ‘the faces of scranton’ video where he talks while dipping a tea bag into an empty mug to look sophisticated ahahahah [9:08]
Naming his film business "Great Scott" was pretty clever
7:22 I never saw Jim just standing there watching Ryan get berated by David before xD
9:08 he’s dipping a tea bag into an empty mug …
I love the way Jim baits Michael to make thats what she said joke and before the last one Todd gives a nod of approval
Love Kevin’s reaction to Ryan being yelled at by David
"Idc if Ryan murdered his entire family, he's like a son to me"
The “great scott!” Noise at the end of this always makes me laugh too hard.
Best show ever 😂
Corporate should be grateful for their Scranton office. For some weird reason it's the only branch that turns a profit
It's because of dwight that it's makes money
@@caiusr1920not just dwight. honestly seems like the whole office is a well oiled machine aside from Kevin and creed
They were grateful. 🤦♂️ Why do you think Wallace forgives all of Michael's antics? Is it because he's made of 🎊 _sugar, spice and everything nice?_ 🎉 😒🤌jesusmio...
Hmm I wonder if it's because of storylines...........................
Nahhhhhh
David tearing ryan apart was so amazing and it actually scares me a ton.
Michael may be rude, selfish, inconsiderate, dumb, sad, lonely, dangerous, overbearing, cringy, vulgar, off-putting, strange, and sometimes egotistical, but he is a real one for fighting for Pam and Ryan's jobs like that, and I'll never let ANYONE talk bad about that man.
Respect✊️
Trust Kevin to laugh at Ryan😂😂😂
Packard giving Micheal the nod always has me crying!!
The great Scott joke craked me up. Hahahaha
Best scene Ryan gets owned by David Wallace
Each time, I am convinced of how stupid and brilliant a character Michael is at the same time.
And Jim STILL doesn’t know what a run down is.
8:36 huh, never before caught that word salad of Michael's
I was upset how Michael slept with Jan & Holly but really forgot David. Smh 🤦
Yeah, don’t give anyone a rundown of all your clients in sales. That’s how you become expendable.
Ah that makes sense why he just asked Jim because Charles must’ve been taking steps to get rid of him
Isn’t Michael corporate he’s upper level management
is itjust me rn or does david yelling at ryan sound like bj's voice on the other line?
Nothing as satisfying as listening in on Ryan’s phone convo to hear David tell him how worthless he is. ☕️ * sips….Ahhh
How is Volley ball not in this? It's quite literally the office versus Corp
1:30 is just foreshadowing 2023
This just reminded me that I need to Google what a rundown is, because I still don't know.
"Also he's divorced, so he's really not a part of his family" -- such an underrated line :D
Unpopular opinion: Micheal showing the video of the Scranton branch in the meeting is among one of the cringiest moments. Arguably right up there with Toby touching Pam's leg.
1:53 I’m happy last year so many unions were made and the actors and writers guild won. 🥇 ❤
Packer's nod ＞ Palpatine's "do it"
1:44 that's what she said
The office powerful moments compilation please.
6:45 wow Ryan wasn't fired from corporate just for fraud. David also says he was fired for embezzling money from the company. That makes so much more sense. Ryan had that drug habit and was paying for it by stealing from the company. I always thought Wallace held some deep animosity just for making a simple mistake like having sales ran a second time through the website. Especially since they caught it right away and it didn't take years to figure out. Wow Ryan embezzled a bunch of money. I wonder how he did it. Petty cash at the corporate office couldn't have been that much.
Great scott
4:18 what the…
True❤
When Michael loves or hates you he just does.... regardless of how u treat him or what uve done.... Case in point he absolutely loved Ryan right from the start and HATED toby with every part of his soul 😅
Corporate Ryan had good ideas like the website but it failed
He also had bad ideas like misleading the shareholders. LOL!
A little good with a lot of bad, Being able to easily order online: Good, Trying to Use the website (a paper ordering site) to compete with social media: So retarded it could have only existed in the mind of a fictional character.
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Turds. That's funny. Say that
@@angeleyeszarai hehehehehe
Ross from Friends
Its not Offics vs Corporate, its Michael scott vs Corporate👾
Dammit I hated Charles. Idris gave an amazing performance.
4:20
Michael quitting and then starting michael Scott paper company is probably in par with the luca changreta arc in peaky blinders…
Although i think the office was far more nail biting
The more I watch the office the less I like Ryan. He absolutely got what he deserved (including being yelled at)
Questions ?
I hate how anti union that episode was
I hate how pro union this comment is
The episode was *only* about Michael destroying the warehouse and taking the idea of creating an union straight out of his behind to save face... *the company couldn't afford it, Dundler Mifflin was closing branches, Jan was being honest.*
So easy there on the drama and grow up... don't take things out of context.
Well obviously the company wouldn't want a union and would only present their biased opinion about what would happen if they unionized.
But that's what makes me think the episode was PRO union.
Because who watches The Office and actually sides with Corporate HQ? So since everything Corporate HQ said was ANTI union, obviously the message the writers were conveying were actually PRO union.
I can see that and I thought I was really really bad at reading between the lines lol
@@alexsmithStudiosThe comment is being cynical, that wasn't even the point of the episode... Dundler Mifflin Scranton opens an union, it goes bankrupt and closes just like the other branches only because of Michael's immaturity... and the comment approves. 🤌😒
@@redacted2275 ok...
Idris Elba and the writers did so great making me hate his character. Charles was truly the worst.
Ryan became such a little cweif.
What is in Angelas brownies?
Not bad at all ... lmao
Cut the last scene, the best one, off too early
The office
somewhere around 2016
Michael showing David his office video is one of the most cringe moments of the show 😖
Earliest I’ve ever been.
Same!
No way!
That’s what she said!
I came so fast when I saw this video uploaded
Idris Elba omg...inhale exhale that man is fwine
"You have no idea how high I can fly" 🥹🥲
Patrice's look at 1:35 says it all