Rainn Wilson portraying the fear of getting caught, contained excitement/anticipation and an underlying shade of betrayal, ultimately flipping to a condescending and then triumphant disposition, all within the first 3 minutes, and doing it all so clearly yet not over-acted. Brilliant
2:10 That was the moment Michael really got out of mind. Dwight always calls him with his full name as a sign of respect, but the very moment he became a manager, he called him "Mike" as he was adressing a subordinate.
It’s absolutely hilarious that even for a hypothetical scenario, Michael still responds honestly when Kevin asks him “do you have any savings?” Also, I never noticed that he says “I have some good news and I have some bad news: I am being replaced as your leader by Dwight”.
She's more than surely underrated because she is hugely written as a despicable character. I pretty much only felt empathy towards her on the last few episodes of the series. But that's one of the biggest and most constructive things about The Office: relatable characters will have moments where you question their choices and/or morality, and on the other hand, you might surprisingly feel bad for the ones you really hate. I never thought it would be remotely possible for me to give credit to Angela or Nellie, and they still pulled it off; and even Pam has moments where she's over-the-top. Imo it's a really deep and smart commentary on how your trustworthy friend/love might turn into your nemesis at any time, and vice-versa. Crazy that these series give so much more than its unique sense of humor !
Dwight always named Michael with his full name: Michael, but as soon as he was boss, he turned into Mike: -When I'm ready, Mike- a very subtle power play.
Why tf am i keep watching these clips over & over again? I've seen them hundreds of times but can't figure it out why. Im basically addicted to this show. {HELP}
Michael is amazed how far and quick things escalated, he really has no plans where to stop. And then he gets offended because Dwight dissed his car... Lol😂
This episode showed how good Steve Carell is for only being a comedian on TV Show, give him a good script, and he'll be as good as Robin Williams, hell, he became a completely different person in Foxcatcher
Dwight was actually pretty stupid in believing Jan would’ve easily given him Michael’s position. This actually showed how Dwight wasn’t even qualified in not knowing how they hired new people. You can’t just go up and ask for a big position and easily get that position. Dwight really wasn’t manager quality. This was another example on how everyone knew he couldn’t handle the stress. Lol!
@@matthewriley7826 , they were both pretty stupid. Especially Dwight. Eventually marrying Angela. Believing Angela wouldn't cheat on him after a few years married. Those two were pretty stupid. I have always said that Dwight wasn't manager quality and will never be manager quality.
@@juanayon5128 They are not stupid. They do both have issues. Angela doesn't cheat just to cheat. Dwight killed her cat... which did need to be put down. But he did it without consulting her about it or letting her get to a place where she was ready for that to happen. He hurt her, so she hurt him back. That's why she was with Andy. She didn't like Andy. She just wanted to hurt Dwight. And later, Dwight stood her up so he could be Hay King and the senator swooped in. (State senator.) I'm sure that once they married they would both be loyal to each other. When the weirdos find love, that's powerful.
I love the mixed messages in the body language in the first 2 minutes. They are both lying and Hilarious. @1:32 is subtle, but awesome. What great comedy acting!
The entire scene is a work of art, the writing, the moodswings of Carrel and Wilson , GOD the facial expressions ! I could easily sum up the whole show on that scene and give the perfect trailer on a newbie.
Michael: What's your dentist's name? Dwight: Crentist. Michael: Your dentist's name is Crentist? Sounds alot like dentist. Dwight: Maybe that's why he became a dentist.
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Rainn Wilson portraying the fear of getting caught, contained excitement/anticipation and an underlying shade of betrayal, ultimately flipping to a condescending and then triumphant disposition, all within the first 3 minutes, and doing it all so clearly yet not over-acted. Brilliant
Yes... smart words... i understand completely
phenomenal acting, you can tell how immersed in their roles they are. this is why there is no better show
he changed his name, he no longer is called that
Yes, he is such a good actor!
When Dwight corrected him at 1:46 I lost it 😂😭
I love that kevin is genuinely concerned about Michael's condo.
He bought the condo to fill it with children
“I have a laundry machine!”
Still makes Dwight do his laundry for a year 😂😂
I love that Dwight is still doing his laundry in a later episode
One of my favorite Michael quotes. Gold
Yes, that's the joke.... everyone who has a laundry machine still needs to do laundry
@@HashimAziz1 doing laundry is the easy part... its folding that takes foreverrr
@@epicipodmodz Fair enough
It's the "When I'm ready, Mike." that gets me😂😂
😂😂😂
When he went from Michael to Mike.. it was over.
Never realized that until now. Glad someone else caught that too
dwight was born for that moment
“THATS MY CAR” Michael said calmly
And the way Dwight says “…yes..” 😭😭
- Yer a manager, Dwight
- I am a what?
Haha.... Dumbledore
Haha.... Dumbledore
That was good:)
So basically you can double-cross Michael, but don’t you dare disrespect the Sebring.
I am not to be truffled with
And don't you dare disrespect his girl either, whether you're Packett or Dwight, Michael is not to be truffled with
Fool me once strike one,
Fool me twice, strike three🤨
That’s my car! *THATS MY CAR!!*
boundaries
"I HAVE A LAUNDRY MACHINE"
The delivery of that line will never not make me laugh lol
The office isn’t just funny, the level of acting is insane too!
To fake a character within a character is super difficult and Steve nails it here
@@firingallcylinders2949couldnt have said it better
That show was in a class of its own, no one since them has ever come up with anything even close to it. Very smart humor.
Way better than any other sitcom I've watched
I think major part is the way uts filmed, takes pressure from the actors much more convenient and real
2:10 That was the moment Michael really got out of mind. Dwight always calls him with his full name as a sign of respect, but the very moment he became a manager, he called him "Mike" as he was adressing a subordinate.
good pickup never noticed
"Can you? That's so nice." The absolute malicious undertone is amazing.
To be fair, “malicious” or “sardonic and absolutely deserved”?
When does he say that in the video again?
It’s can’t* not can, and he’s being contemptuous, not malicious.
@@frajoladellagato potato potahto
@@JS96919 more like potato parsnip in this case.
It’s absolutely hilarious that even for a hypothetical scenario, Michael still responds honestly when Kevin asks him “do you have any savings?”
Also, I never noticed that he says “I have some good news and I have some bad news: I am being replaced as your leader by Dwight”.
I like how him insulting the Sebring made Michael unhinged.
A few episodes later...
Andy: "What's the deal with Dwight doing your laundry?"
Michael: "Ugh, that's a long story."
That was a long story, but quite well told, Mike.
It is a long story. II mean Dwight really Schruted it that time.
The way he said “how dare you?” The second time always hits hard you can feel the betrayal!! 😂
The first makes me laugh but the second makes me sad
that look Michael gave the camera at 1:35 was a look of "I'm bout to end this man whole career"
And he certainly has the power to do so here on a literal level
Also 2:16
Angela is really underrated. Every moment she has, no matter how small, her timing was so perfect.
Good one
chill out
100!! her timing is always so fucking superb!!
that's what she said
She's more than surely underrated because she is hugely written as a despicable character. I pretty much only felt empathy towards her on the last few episodes of the series.
But that's one of the biggest and most constructive things about The Office: relatable characters will have moments where you question their choices and/or morality, and on the other hand, you might surprisingly feel bad for the ones you really hate.
I never thought it would be remotely possible for me to give credit to Angela or Nellie, and they still pulled it off; and even Pam has moments where she's over-the-top.
Imo it's a really deep and smart commentary on how your trustworthy friend/love might turn into your nemesis at any time, and vice-versa.
Crazy that these series give so much more than its unique sense of humor !
"Yea, when I"m ready Mike" LOL, Dwigt never calls him "Mike". Darnell calls him "Mike", but never Dwigt...except this one time.
Sea monster too!
I love that michael made dwight do his laundry, despite him having a laundry machine
power move
"When I'm ready, Mike."
🤣 Such a boss move.
Love how it just took the criticism of the convertible to finally tick him off 😂😂😂
I always wonder how long mike would of pushed the guise if Dwight didn't mention the Sebring
Dwight always named Michael with his full name: Michael, but as soon as he was boss, he turned into Mike: -When I'm ready, Mike- a very subtle power play.
His smile at 1:59 was so sinister. That’s amazing acting right there.
the random talking head of Phyllis saying "i think I'll quit" is incredible
Its Angela's face of disgust when Dwight is begging Mike lmao
Dwight going behind Michael's back (by meeting with Jan) was due to her insistence
‘Lead you into the black with ferocity’
Knowing Dwight, I bet he meant it 😅
He literally meant that and later when he became manager for a day when Michael goes for the interview at corporate. He actually paints the room black
@@TheAkshayc33 I remember that episode
Dwight turned into Elon Musk’s Twitterthon.
Blood moves the wheel of history you know.
Brilliant acting by both
I love that the Sebring was the FINAL STRAW! 😂
Such a classic moment and one of the reasons I’ll always come back to relive these scenes!
Steve Carell was the best part of this show
Yes or yes?
Oh yeah
True
for sure!
oh yeah and even if someone disagrees, after he left you can see that all the other characters didnt have that chemistry and brilliance anymore
Obviously 😂
Both these actors are mind-blowing artists. Absolutely above all other cast! What a terrific acting here!
Ngl, Michael’s facial expression @1:59 gave me goosebumps😭
The convertible is ridiculous for this climate 😂 Michaels face
Take it back.
This episode was so great, the plot, the acting, the hilarity, etc etc. Everything.
The looks of shock and pitty in the other employees' faces as Dwight begs is just ..... Wow!! 😂😂
I love how the whole time we're waiting for Michael to drop the bomb on Dwight, so satisfying.
4:34 Michael yelling at Dwight like that will never not be funny😂😂😂
“When I’m ready, Mike” 😂
I’ve always liked that Phylis and Kevin were concerned about what Michael would do.😊
Love how insulting the car is what broke Michael 😂😂
he realized at that point how Dwight really felt, he was faking loyalty the entire time.
That and when he called him mike instead of Michael to make him feel less superior
Michael should’ve had him grill his bacons in the morning instead of doing the laundry lol
This show is for life, when I'm 80 years old I'm still gonna watch it.
Great acting at 1:54 Michaels facial expressions are perfect.
Why tf am i keep watching these clips over & over again?
I've seen them hundreds of times but can't figure it out why.
Im basically addicted to this show.
{HELP}
Michael is amazed how far and quick things escalated, he really has no plans where to stop. And then he gets offended because Dwight dissed his car... Lol😂
Dwight really had some balls going to Jan 😂
It mostly because of Angela pushed dwight forward
Rainn Wilson’s ability to act like a bad actor is magnificent.
That “arrrghhh!” at the beginning by Michael kills me
Michael, “Aarghh!” kills me every time 😂
Its crazy that 10 years after this show ends this channel still makes videos
The show is a cultural phenomenom.
It's called they can just put highlights or deleted scenes in. Not really that crazy
It’ll go on a lot longer too. I see friends and Seinfeld clips being posted on the reg too lol. Truly great tv will never leave
It’s not crazy. It’s the bottom line. Ad revenue. It’s always about money.
@@milkandmeat yr moms a cultural phenomenon
Heeheehee. “ what’s the dentist name? Dwight: Crentist”
Maybe thats why he became a dentist
@@a.drianmac yesss hahaha
As he asked him to eat some M&Ms
Michael's facial expressions are truly priceless
Both actors were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G in this scene😃their facial expressions smashed it!🤣
One of the few times Michael actually acted like an office dad😂😂😂 nice lesson
Even stanley started working out of terror
1:58 what a great Jake nicholson expression...
I loved it
3:51 is when Dwight went too far. Who knows how long Mike would've made him act as the manager.
The slight turn to camera after Dwight says "Then I will" is *chefs kiss
This episode showed how good Steve Carell is for only being a comedian on TV Show, give him a good script, and he'll be as good as Robin Williams, hell, he became a completely different person in Foxcatcher
My favorite line from this episode is by Pam at 3:13
0:04...the look of Evil. Michael Scarn.
That’s Michael Scorn lmao
5:12 my god Ryan's face makes the scene, he's trying to process what is happening
Thank goodness Jim isn’t here to see this- I could only imagine just how smug he’d be at Dwight’s breakdown.
And there's the smudgeness
"give me one good reason why I shouldn't fire you right here on the spot" "I HAVE EXCELLENT SALES NUMBERS"
I love Dwight standing in shame so much 😂😂😂
“How does that qualify him to run a branch?” 😂
4:10
*THATS MY CAR.*
*yes..*
One of the best scenes in whole series
I love how far Michael let's it go haha. Dwight's literally made Mike's office his.
I never noticed how Michael uses the term laundry machine rather than washing machine LOL
01:35 🤣🤣 Dwight's face
That sideways glance of Stanley at 4:39 always kills me...
Dwight was actually pretty stupid in believing Jan would’ve easily given him Michael’s position. This actually showed how Dwight wasn’t even qualified in not knowing how they hired new people. You can’t just go up and ask for a big position and easily get that position. Dwight really wasn’t manager quality. This was another example on how everyone knew he couldn’t handle the stress.
Lol!
Everyone except Angela, who somehow believed Dwight would’ve been a better manager despite the obvious.
@@matthewriley7826 , they were both pretty stupid. Especially Dwight. Eventually marrying Angela. Believing Angela wouldn't cheat on him after a few years married. Those two were pretty stupid. I have always said that Dwight wasn't manager quality and will never be manager quality.
@@juanayon5128 They are not stupid. They do both have issues. Angela doesn't cheat just to cheat. Dwight killed her cat... which did need to be put down. But he did it without consulting her about it or letting her get to a place where she was ready for that to happen. He hurt her, so she hurt him back. That's why she was with Andy. She didn't like Andy. She just wanted to hurt Dwight. And later, Dwight stood her up so he could be Hay King and the senator swooped in. (State senator.) I'm sure that once they married they would both be loyal to each other. When the weirdos find love, that's powerful.
I love the mixed messages in the body language in the first 2 minutes. They are both lying and Hilarious. @1:32 is subtle, but awesome. What great comedy acting!
IIII HAAAVE A LAAAAAUNDRY MAAACHINNEEE 4:45
the way he says "how DARE you Dwight!"
Two brilliant actors!!! Love this scene
I love that Michael's Chrysler is the straw that broke the camel's back
I love that the last shot is framed like a scene from The Godfather
Seeing Dwight in full Judas mode is something else. Micheal in all forgiving mode doing the right thing for his superlative friend.
Saves wear and tear on the laundry machine I guess.
“I have a laundry machine.” The dialog is so simple.
Dwight: I can't imagine this place without you
Michael (a sinister smile playing on his lips) : Can't you?
Brilliant!!
Michael can be scary!!
"I haaaave a laundry machine"🤣🤣
“When I’m ready Mike”
Not even half a minute later…
“Let’s go…”
Michael acting mad : "aaarGHUH"
I like how Michael is cool with Dwight usurping his position as manager but draws the line at Dwight insulting his car.
Those eyes at 2:10 are unbelievable!😮
“When I’m ready, Mike”
"I'll do your laundry for a month!!"
"Iiiiiiiii haaaaave a laaaundry machiiine!"
“Congratulations Dwight. Thanks Angela.” 😂
Michael IQ across the entire series = -123
Michael IQ in this Episode = 999
The smartest people make themselves look the dumbest
The entire scene is a work of art, the writing, the moodswings of Carrel and Wilson , GOD the facial expressions ! I could easily sum up the whole show on that scene and give the perfect trailer on a newbie.
this never gets old
The disrespect of Dwight clearing off Michaels old desk is crazy. If it was true then that’s a major level is disrespect
Michael: What's your dentist's name?
Dwight: Crentist.
Michael: Your dentist's name is Crentist? Sounds alot like dentist.
Dwight: Maybe that's why he became a dentist.
Hey, the orthodontist in my town is named Toothman.
This is one of the few badass moments for micheal😂
One of the best episodes ever. Incredible!
The big reveal and Dwight's begging and weeping remind me of Game of Thrones for some reason.
Assistant TO the Regional Manager
Dwight as manager basically acts like musk does as a CEO..
YESSSSSS!!! I was so going to write this comment.
The amount of "You just f*cking wait dude..." at 2:16 is l e g e n d a r y. Also funny that Michaels IQ and double-double-cross ability is... Nice.