There's so many details the show adds with its mockumentary style. Like how Bob Vance is fully aware of the cameras so he always introduces himself, even to people that already know him as "Bob Vance: Vance Refrigeration" because he's trying to get free advertising.
One of my favorite cameramen gags is when the police come and Creed starts to get worried. He goes to the “talking” room and tells the cameraman: “Just pretend we’re talking until they go away.”
this vid reminded me of when pam suspected dwight and angela were dating and she told the cameraman to let her know if he saw anything that pointed to them having a relationship. and then the camera panned over to angela eating the candy bar dwight got from the vending machine earlier. i love how the cameraman showed pam while not actually saying anything. truly genius.
SIRIUS SONG6IRD Bruh people cry for books. Let people get emotional over what they want. Like imagine how boring it would be being the most stonecold person watching a tv show
Some things I've noticed are -the mic sometimes appears -most characters look at the director's but jim is the one to mostly look at the camera talking to US -audio for characters vary due to their mics
I love how Michael in early seasons everytime he has an awkward or cringe moment he slightly look at the camera and smile like he was searching some approval
Char lie Something I read from the comment sections from one of Nerdstagic’s other Office vids is that most likely Micheal is super lonely which is why he acts the way he does for validation. What you brought up is another great example. He’s just trying to get praised and seen
Also in the one on one interviews, all characters have the office in the background except for Jim, who has the window behind him instead. This was to signify he had something bigger to do, and when Pam and Jim got together, she began sitting on that side too
One of the greatest shows of all time. I've cried, laughed and had so many other emotions that no other TV show has ever been able to pull out of me. To this day some of the funniest episodes make me run to my inhaler (which I rarely ever use) because I'm laughing so hard.
Wesley Commins Question. Why do people find the U.K. version superior if it’s only 12 episodes? I just feel that to get to love a show you need a lot more episodes. (I might not understand cuz I haven’t watched/can’t watch it here in the US)
KatrinaRolina it gets much better after season one. I felt the same while watching season one but I decided to keep watching it and I ended up loving it and now it’s one of my favorites
Yes! I know some people are going to hate me this, but when I first started watching the office (a few years ago), I started at season 6. Now I realize it was a huge mistake, but I watched until season 9. Then I went back to season 1 and watched until season 9. This took some time, so by the time I got to season 6 I forgot some of what happened. The fact I knew it got better got me through the boring first and second season.
@ 3:40 Oh so it wasn't just me having a hard time getting thru the first season even tho my GF and her sister never shut about how good the show as a whole is.
The Office changed the very way we think and behave. I have definitely done eye-shots to a non-existant camera, thought about the camera zooming in on my face to catch an expression showing that I didn't mean what I just said. I do this without really thinking about it; it just comes naturally. Granted, I also think about things like, what fan debates would look like if my life were a show, who they'd ship, etc. But I can't be the only person who does that.
Well well its really fun to behave like that Yes you are not the only one But there aren't many around you Trust me , EVERYONE thinks i am wierd when i do things like this
3:40 this is why it was really hard for me to start watching the show and getting through the first season..... but after the first season I fell in love!
ikr, when I was watching the 1st season I was telling my friend "hey, so I'm watching this series, it's a must-watch but is soo boring" now I'm telling her "IT IS a must! you gotta watch it with me 😍"
for me it was the opposite i liked the first season more than season two because for me it was more realistic and Michael's character on the first season are realistic in a way that he was a jerk instead of an idiot so that's why it took me so long to continue watching season two and above.
I’m a Brit who was very much “coming of age” when the original Office aired (I was 18 at the shows close in 2003). As such I’m a huge fan of the original version and absolutely and unashamedly believe it to be a genius. As such I didn’t watch the US version for years and when I watched the first series of it I HATED it, just felt it was a bad copy of something that was so good. But, as much as it pains me to say now, after persisting with it a couple of years ago I love it now. It’s a completely different beast to its British parent, but that’s okay; I’ve come to appreciate it as something different and equally great. And this version is more optimistic and feel-good and even as a miserable Londoner, I can appreciate that and see that that has its place.
I'm a Londoner, loved the UK Office.....but, if I have to be honest, I've loved the US Office even more, and watched it more. The US characters feel like my friends, can't honestly say the same about the UK characters, though it really was genius and funny.
what made the office so great is that it *felt* real, like a real documentary. Lots of mockumentaries just throw the documentary thing out the window and use it as an excuse and a framing style, rather than as an actual attempt to make you believe it was a documentary. It was genuinely hard for me to tell if the office was actual real people doing real things, or if they were all actors. And that's what made it so amazing. Even if there was "problems" or things that weren't exactly entertaining, or just weird additions; they were all very genuine in feeling. And the way the film crew interacts with the actors, how the cameras move, where they're placed, etc. all added to that feeling.
I remember from my comic spirit class that the relationship between Jim and Dwight plays off of the classic "Clever Servant" "Foolish Servant" trope dating all the way back to Plutarch.
I kind of assumed they weren't, and the numbers were being fudged BECAUSE of the documentary. They were making most of the money from the doc, and writing it off as their "selling" to keep the doc interesting (and thus viewership).
I think the reason the British one was so perfect is that it was so realistic in every way. Watch any fly on the wall documentary from that time (Airport, for example) and The Office captures the same feeling and aura perfectly. The American version felt like a comedy series, The Office felt real. Too real, at times. It is a masterpiece and it wrote the rulebook.
Yeah, it's the guy from the show "Lookalikes" which was kind of another british mockumentary based on a talent agency. That guy was the best part. The "Dueling David Brents" was an amazing scene. It's on Netflix. Their Gordon Ramsay impersonator was very timid and knew nothing about cooking, good stuff.
I kind of love those moments they say peek through the blinds because it’s so different than usual but it’s what we want to see Now that I think about it, The Office and similar shows made me a more mature and aware viewer and listener (with tv and real life). I’m looking more at how others react when I know their underlying feelings and just it further underscores how much powerful story telling happens with the face in very subtle ways.
I honestly have to confess I only ever watched the office if my brother was watching it in the other room. I wasn’t a big fan of it for a long time but I gotta say... That moment when Pam bashfully smiles at the camera after Jim asked her out, I was like... _goshdang that was good_
That was a beautifully articulated look at what makes the office the greatest, most binge-worthy television show of all time. I don't think it will ever be matched.
This video has a lot of solid information about the methods it takes, as an actor, to portray a believable character. I love it. The office is beyond just entertainment ... it’s art.
Fantastic video, I am British and watched our Office when it came out, it just made me feel sad. I've just started watching (marathoning) The US Office over ten years after it finished and I'm sad I didn't watch it sooner, it's a triumph, utterly incredible writing, I love it and all the characters. xx
The Office (UK) and TPB were broadcast the same year but the format had already been used on British TV (at least in part) in the 90's with shows like The Day Today and Brass Eye. Then later in Marion & Geoff the year before TPB and The Office.
This video really makes me admire the office so much more. Only just discovered your channel and your videos are fantastic. I wish my skills of analysis were on par with yours, it really adds to the shows when I rewatch them
@Nerdstalgic I just wanted to congratulate you on getting to a point wherein you can create this kind of objective quality (script, editing, etc.). Nice job...
Great ending, btw...I laughed out loud. Also, on your mock Jim Halpert business card. You should have had a fax number for the Scranton branch lol! Yes, we're that backwards here in Scranton.
I really enjoy your videos and was sad to see that this seems to be a newer channel, because that meant I had less videos to watch. Subscribed, keep it up!
Even better than the office imo because they are so involved haha. When ricky starts yelling at them lmao. And when julian finds lahey and Randy getting dirty.
I thought seasons 8 & 9 were just as good i loved joe and james spader and then andy being the manager and going on his round the world trip, well except for them then going on to make andy look stupid with the talent thing that pissed me off
hey, idk if you read all the comments, but i just want to say that i think your content is amazing! to see somebody so new to producing content be so good at it is really a pleasure. keep up the great work!
Also when jim was pranking dwight about the CIA thing when he asked pam to book Dwight's bus ticked which were to cost 75 dollars so he found another way to end the prank by the helicopter thing and tells dwight to destroy his phone Which showed that he wants to prank dwight but by staying on a budget Which added realism to the scene
this is just the second video of yours i’ve watched and that TWSS joke at the end made me sub and hit the bell before i continue on my binge through the channel 😂 keep up this great work Nerdstalgic!
Hey man, I followed your work on your gaming channel for a long time, but had no idea you did this kind of stuff on other subject matters too. That’s what’s cool about your style, it’s multidisciplinary, cross-sectional, and ambitious. As a Spaniard, I just recently finished watching The Office for the first time, so stumbling upon this video has been great for two reasons :) Keep up the good work! Oh, and I subscribed, of course.
Would you watch an Office reboot?
Also: See if you can spot the Ricky Gervais look alike in the video!
Nerdstalgic most likely
Yeah but I don’t want them to make one because it probably won’t be nearly as good as the original
Only if it's the same cast and writers
Nerdstalgic If is set in another country and adapts to that country's type of comedy, yeah. That's how we went fron UK to USA
I would but i wouldnt want them to make it
There's so many details the show adds with its mockumentary style. Like how Bob Vance is fully aware of the cameras so he always introduces himself, even to people that already know him as "Bob Vance: Vance Refrigeration" because he's trying to get free advertising.
Wow I never got that until now
Susan Rodgers Me either! I cannot believe I’ve watched the entire series 3 Times, and never got that. 🤦🏾♂️
Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration
Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration
Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration
So, what line of work you in, Bob?
Dapper Ducky the reason I love Ryan
@@sofiagraci6830 Same lol
One of my favorite cameramen gags is when the police come and Creed starts to get worried. He goes to the “talking” room and tells the cameraman: “Just pretend we’re talking until they go away.”
Which episode?
Deeksha Malik Frame Toby
**Creed with blood all over his shirt** "It's Halloween... that is really really good timing."
I don't think that was in the script. I think that was real.
sameee
This video increased my appreciation for the office 10X
@@whiteamericanmale7392 Why tho?
@@whiteamericanmale7392 yuck
yup
Same here
Agreed
this vid reminded me of when pam suspected dwight and angela were dating and she told the cameraman to let her know if he saw anything that pointed to them having a relationship. and then the camera panned over to angela eating the candy bar dwight got from the vending machine earlier. i love how the cameraman showed pam while not actually saying anything. truly genius.
I like your Saiki k pfp
When a character is likeable so much that when they leave you find yourself crying at 3am
Which one was it?? For me it was Michael haha !
Same here! I don’t want to spoil the way the scene is shot but it really hit me
You ppl take this show like wayyy too seriously 🤣🤣
It's a damn show duh
@@sirisongbird Let people enjoy what they want, ya clown.
SIRIUS SONG6IRD Bruh people cry for books. Let people get emotional over what they want. Like imagine how boring it would be being the most stonecold person watching a tv show
Some things I've noticed are
-the mic sometimes appears
-most characters look at the director's but jim is the one to mostly look at the camera talking to US
-audio for characters vary due to their mics
I love how Michael in early seasons everytime he has an awkward or cringe moment he slightly look at the camera and smile like he was searching some approval
Jim was the voice of reason. So, yea.
Char lie Something I read from the comment sections from one of Nerdstagic’s other Office vids is that most likely Micheal is super lonely which is why he acts the way he does for validation. What you brought up is another great example. He’s just trying to get praised and seen
Also in the one on one interviews, all characters have the office in the background except for Jim, who has the window behind him instead. This was to signify he had something bigger to do, and when Pam and Jim got together, she began sitting on that side too
Joshwa Katzio aw what a great detail
damn. imagine asking this guy if he's seen The Office
lmfao
Fifty Shades of Grey
@Smooth and Creamy Italian similar to what some Star Trek actors and production staff have said years before The Office.
@Thick Bad bitch he's just doing some analysis on why the tv show works so well
😂😂😂
I won't lie, I always tear up at that "Pam, are you free for dinner tonight?" scene, no matter how many times I see it.
teer*
Having the guys working the equipment as characters is great until they actually make one of them a character.
brian
Say what you want but that guy *fucks*
Chase Stanley but not pam
ugh brian
@@papaquaalude8227 pfft
One of the greatest shows of all time. I've cried, laughed and had so many other emotions that no other TV show has ever been able to pull out of me. To this day some of the funniest episodes make me run to my inhaler (which I rarely ever use) because I'm laughing so hard.
I should never have watched past Micheal leaving. Sabre was bad enough but man, it ruined the show for me last week. I mean fuque
Still no where as good as the uk office
Wesley Commins said no one ever
Wesley Commins Question. Why do people find the U.K. version superior if it’s only 12 episodes? I just feel that to get to love a show you need a lot more episodes. (I might not understand cuz I haven’t watched/can’t watch it here in the US)
I know this sounds weird but it kind of feels comforting. And then when the show ends it feels like you loose your best friend.
Crazy this shows up, when I just finished my yearly binge watch
Goodeus Maximus Not crazy. They’re watching you, buddy. They’re watching all of us.
Yearly??
Gotta get those numbers up!
Last year u can binge on netflix lol
Austin Tyler Those are rookie numbers around here
I binge all seasons monthly
People recommend me this all the time. I was wondering why I'm struggling to get into the show, that first season could be the problem.
trust me it is, the other seasons are sooo much better
KatrinaRolina it gets much better after season one. I felt the same while watching season one but I decided to keep watching it and I ended up loving it and now it’s one of my favorites
I too dropped it after 3 episodes but came back some time later binged the first and second season and now it is one of my all time favorite...
trust me..
it's definitely the problem.
Yes! I know some people are going to hate me this, but when I first started watching the office (a few years ago), I started at season 6. Now I realize it was a huge mistake, but I watched until season 9. Then I went back to season 1 and watched until season 9. This took some time, so by the time I got to season 6 I forgot some of what happened. The fact I knew it got better got me through the boring first and second season.
@ 3:40 Oh so it wasn't just me having a hard time getting thru the first season even tho my GF and her sister never shut about how good the show as a whole is.
The Office changed the very way we think and behave. I have definitely done eye-shots to a non-existant camera, thought about the camera zooming in on my face to catch an expression showing that I didn't mean what I just said. I do this without really thinking about it; it just comes naturally. Granted, I also think about things like, what fan debates would look like if my life were a show, who they'd ship, etc. But I can't be the only person who does that.
You aren’t
You.
Well well its really fun to behave like that
Yes you are not the only one
But there aren't many around you
Trust me , EVERYONE thinks i am wierd when i do things like this
sounds like narcissism to me..
you need help
3:40 this is why it was really hard for me to start watching the show and getting through the first season..... but after the first season I fell in love!
ikr, when I was watching the 1st season I was telling my friend "hey, so I'm watching this series, it's a must-watch but is soo boring"
now I'm telling her "IT IS a must! you gotta watch it with me 😍"
I'll be real, the first season makes me appreciate how everyone "grew" over the seasons even more 💟
for me it was the opposite i liked the first season more than season two because for me it was more realistic and Michael's character on the first season are realistic in a way that he was a jerk instead of an idiot so that's why it took me so long to continue watching season two and above.
Excellent essay. I don't think I could have analyzed the Office, that deep.
I appreciate that man!
It IS dark tongue in cheek.
Yes, I agree, he really went deep.
(That's What She Said)
I’m a Brit who was very much “coming of age” when the original Office aired (I was 18 at the shows close in 2003). As such I’m a huge fan of the original version and absolutely and unashamedly believe it to be a genius. As such I didn’t watch the US version for years and when I watched the first series of it I HATED it, just felt it was a bad copy of something that was so good. But, as much as it pains me to say now, after persisting with it a couple of years ago I love it now. It’s a completely different beast to its British parent, but that’s okay; I’ve come to appreciate it as something different and equally great. And this version is more optimistic and feel-good and even as a miserable Londoner, I can appreciate that and see that that has its place.
Different shows for different needs...😁
YES! You don’t need to like one more than the other! You just need to see both and understand that they had different goals from the same concept
I'm a Londoner, loved the UK Office.....but, if I have to be honest, I've loved the US Office even more, and watched it more. The US characters feel like my friends, can't honestly say the same about the UK characters, though it really was genius and funny.
what made the office so great is that it *felt* real, like a real documentary. Lots of mockumentaries just throw the documentary thing out the window and use it as an excuse and a framing style, rather than as an actual attempt to make you believe it was a documentary. It was genuinely hard for me to tell if the office was actual real people doing real things, or if they were all actors. And that's what made it so amazing. Even if there was "problems" or things that weren't exactly entertaining, or just weird additions; they were all very genuine in feeling. And the way the film crew interacts with the actors, how the cameras move, where they're placed, etc. all added to that feeling.
I was going to yell at the people that disliked this video but it currently has 69 dislikes. So as Kevin Malone would say, "Nice!"
We got him 69 cup of noodles.
We know it sounds crude, but it is his favorite number.
And his favorite snack.
I was going to yell at the people that liked this video over 69 but this comment currently has 169 likes. So as Kevin Malone would say, "Nice!"
Nice
That What She Said !
WTF, I heard his voice when I read nice
I remember from my comic spirit class that the relationship between Jim and Dwight plays off of the classic "Clever Servant" "Foolish Servant" trope dating all the way back to Plutarch.
That sounds interesting..can you elaborate on that a little bit..
‘what we do in the shadows’ is criminally underrated
literally everyone loves wwdits
I agree
Most people love the show,but the movie isn’t as well known I think
@@abrahamgonzales1888 what do you mean. It literally sprung Taika Waititi into his whole career.
My opinion one the best comedies ever. I was explaining to my girlfriend how genius this show was and this video explained it perfectly
It’s amazing that the Scranton branch was the top selling branch considering all the down time of employees doing interviews with the camera staff 🤔
I kind of assumed they weren't, and the numbers were being fudged BECAUSE of the documentary. They were making most of the money from the doc, and writing it off as their "selling" to keep the doc interesting (and thus viewership).
I think the reason the British one was so perfect is that it was so realistic in every way. Watch any fly on the wall documentary from that time (Airport, for example) and The Office captures the same feeling and aura perfectly. The American version felt like a comedy series, The Office felt real. Too real, at times. It is a masterpiece and it wrote the rulebook.
You should do that 70 show
I second that
agreed. another great show on the same levels as friends or the office but it doesn’t get talked about nearly as much
Khalil I love 70s show but it’s not on the same level as the office and friends
Which one? the 70s had a lot of shows (joke joke joke joke joke)
WiredFighter ! 70’s
That’s not a picture of Ricky Gervais (David Brent) at 3:27
That is a lookalike!
Hoj Fitness i was just about to comment this, i was so confused lol
Could be a joke, but maybe not
Yeah, it's the guy from the show "Lookalikes" which was kind of another british mockumentary based on a talent agency. That guy was the best part. The "Dueling David Brents" was an amazing scene. It's on Netflix. Their Gordon Ramsay impersonator was very timid and knew nothing about cooking, good stuff.
Geek Chorus nice
More of these.. (Someone will get the reference)
I kind of love those moments they say peek through the blinds because it’s so different than usual but it’s what we want to see
Now that I think about it, The Office and similar shows made me a more mature and aware viewer and listener (with tv and real life). I’m looking more at how others react when I know their underlying feelings and just it further underscores how much powerful story telling happens with the face in very subtle ways.
I introduced my now bf to the Office and when we finally got to the end he cried so I think he's a keeper
That's what she said :)
Is that “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” I hear in the intro?
EitherOr Animations yes!
@@TonyGiannamore Which version is it?
The camera man was so good when I first watched the office I was like am I actually watching a real documentary
That sick beat throughout the whole vid.... inspiring af
Sometimes I feel like my purpose in life was to watch the Office. And now I don't know what to do.
I honestly have to confess I only ever watched the office if my brother was watching it in the other room. I wasn’t a big fan of it for a long time but I gotta say...
That moment when Pam bashfully smiles at the camera after Jim asked her out, I was like...
_goshdang that was good_
She nailed the hell outta that scene.
Man, that last point especially made me appreciate this show even more.
*sigh*
I just love it.
You should do Parks and Rec
That's a good one! I second this!!
I’d like to see a Parks and Rec vs The Office comparison. They seem similar in a lot of ways, but different in others.
Bryce Pursell the person that played Dwight’s cousin Mose, co-created Parks and Rec, that’s why they are similar.
Parks and rec failed so hard at copying what the office nailed
@@tskwared667 Not really... Parks and Rec is still one of the best sitcoms of all time. (I'm an office fan as well)
That was a beautifully articulated look at what makes the office the greatest, most binge-worthy television show of all time. I don't think it will ever be matched.
This video has a lot of solid information about the methods it takes, as an actor, to portray a believable character. I love it. The office is beyond just entertainment ... it’s art.
You just made me appreciate the Office a whole lot more, thank you.
kudos on the awesome versions of awesome songs, firstly "everybody wants to rule the world" then "isn't she lovely". so good
There will never be a show better than the office
aight time to rewatch for the 100th time
I love these video essays!!!!! I have no idea how I got here, but I'm glad I did because they are all SO GOOD!
Song is "New Shoes"-Blue Wednesday if anyone is still looking
ty so much bro
This makes me appreciate the office so much more. Also, great editing in this video!
Fantastic video, I am British and watched our Office when it came out, it just made me feel sad. I've just started watching (marathoning) The US Office over ten years after it finished and I'm sad I didn't watch it sooner, it's a triumph, utterly incredible writing, I love it and all the characters. xx
that was brilliant
thank you
Bob Odenkirk (Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad). was going to play Michael Scott.
Jenny he wasn’t going too, he just auditioned
Yeah he auditioned, then he played the boss at the realtor buisness in phili that pam interviews for
I get what your saying..interesting..i always find it interesting what iconic parts almost went to other actors..
Trailer park boys was the first mockumentary tv series
Trailerpark Boys and Reno 911 were the big ones using this format.
The Office (UK) and TPB were broadcast the same year but the format had already been used on British TV (at least in part) in the 90's with shows like The Day Today and Brass Eye. Then later in Marion & Geoff the year before TPB and The Office.
Ok, I need this music in the background, it's such a fun chord progression!!
Oh! It's "New Shoes" by Blue Wednesday!
The Beatles and the office in one video. Can’t get much better than this.
The Office is far from perfect, but the last minute of this video is a beautiful tribute to what the show accomplished.
The office is absolutely p e r f e c t
I am so glad this channel exists. I've watched all your video, keep up the good work!!!
So glad what we do in the shadows became a tv series
I just finished the entire series last night. Perfect time to watch these videos.
This is such a well made video good job i loved it
Man, I wish it could keep going. I'm so attached, great insight into this wonderful show! Cheers!
Fantastic in depth watch. Great stuff.
I fear how much I love michael scott
This video really makes me admire the office so much more. Only just discovered your channel and your videos are fantastic. I wish my skills of analysis were on par with yours, it really adds to the shows when I rewatch them
probably your best video to date even if it is an old video that you released last year lol. good job man.
Thanks man! Glad I can finally get it back up and keep it up!
@Nerdstalgic I just wanted to congratulate you on getting to a point wherein you can create this kind of objective quality (script, editing, etc.). Nice job...
Awesome video!!! Can you make one on It's always sunny in Philadelphia?? Thanks!👍
Really enjoying these videos! Especially the old cartoon shows like courage the cowardly dog... Keep going with these please!
Sublind42 yesss
Great ending, btw...I laughed out loud. Also, on your mock Jim Halpert business card. You should have had a fax number for the Scranton branch lol! Yes, we're that backwards here in Scranton.
This video deserves way more views
5:32 - aww, this is one of the cutest things ever! 💙
Good video. You should enter it into a couple of festivals.
I really enjoy your videos and was sad to see that this seems to be a newer channel, because that meant I had less videos to watch. Subscribed, keep it up!
I love a hard days night so much and what we do in the shadows. Explains why I like the office toou
this channel is amazing!!!! Just found you and binged on many of your videos! GREAT EDITING!
I don't know what it is about your videos that are so intriguing, can't stop watching though thank you!
“That’s what she said” at the end 😂🤣
I always enjoy your videos man
Dont forget trailer park boys, they were a big part of the mockumentary scene at the start of it becoming popular as normal tv
Even better than the office imo because they are so involved haha. When ricky starts yelling at them lmao. And when julian finds lahey and Randy getting dirty.
I really love the background music. Anywhere I can listen to it in its entirety?
My favourite talking head, or lack thereof talking, is Ryan's after hearing Dwight and Angela's cookie talk
"That is an under taking that would be even harder than you imagine"
Michael: thats what she said.
I thought seasons 8 & 9 were just as good i loved joe and james spader and then andy being the manager and going on his round the world trip, well except for them then going on to make andy look stupid with the talent thing that pissed me off
I didn’t know there was such flexibility with the cameras! It really makes a lot of sense looking back at the show though
I’m shocked you don’t have waaay more subs your essays are great and so is your editing!
Honestly I fucking love the editing in these videos
Where are your subs? You deserve so much more!
This video was very well done. Thanks!
hey, idk if you read all the comments, but i just want to say that i think your content is amazing! to see somebody so new to producing content be so good at it is really a pleasure. keep up the great work!
Thanks for the support! Will do!
Loved your office videos, good work!
beautiful work
Also when jim was pranking dwight about the CIA thing when he asked pam to book Dwight's bus ticked which were to cost 75 dollars so he found another way to end the prank by the helicopter thing and tells dwight to destroy his phone
Which showed that he wants to prank dwight but by staying on a budget
Which added realism to the scene
Your videos give me goosebumps everytime I watch
The single best sitcom without a laughtrack
wow really informative, loved every second of it.
I literally had goosebumps for like half of the video. Also he kind of sounds like Oscar.
This video is edited insanely well
I feel as empty after this ended as I did when I finished season 9 😪
Great job on this video!!
this is just the second video of yours i’ve watched and that TWSS joke at the end made me sub and hit the bell before i continue on my binge through the channel 😂 keep up this great work Nerdstalgic!
Lol thank you!
Hey man, I followed your work on your gaming channel for a long time, but had no idea you did this kind of stuff on other subject matters too. That’s what’s cool about your style, it’s multidisciplinary, cross-sectional, and ambitious. As a Spaniard, I just recently finished watching The Office for the first time, so stumbling upon this video has been great for two reasons :) Keep up the good work! Oh, and I subscribed, of course.
Loved this video! Subscribed to your channel.
"I think ahead always like one step ahead you know like a carpenter.....who makes stairs"