The kind of grounded and realistic character of David brings out the perfect contact between him and Michael. It's always a treat to watch the two together in scenes. Or as some may say "it's always a pleasure when our paths cross!"
Love it when he’s calmly stressing at Michael’s isms. He’s just received a call expecting his kids to be sick but then Michael’s talking down the phone, Michael tells Dave everyone’s there in the office on speaker call and Dave instantly politely addresses their presence despite Michael being way over the line lol. What a top guy
In the german version of the Office, davids part was played by a woman who as he, did a great job of being the most normal, easy to work with german boss one could imagine. And Stromberg(german Michael) being an absolute sexsist , makes his dressings down so much more fun
David Wallace was the most brilliant character on the show. And it's great that the writers were smart enough not to overuse him. He perfectly captured the essence of a senior executive at a faceless midsize corporation to an absolute tee, and that is way harder than it sounds. And his rich-guy midlife crisis after leaving Dunder Mifflin was pitch perfect too. The actor and writers deserve so much credit for pulling this off.
They could have easily written David Wallace as some one dimensional antagonist who is always after Michael but instead they made him patient, understanding, and a genuinely good boss and person and I think that added a lot to the show despite his limited screen time.
I feel like David was the most grounded, realistic character in the series. He's probably the only character that actually feels like he could be a real person.
He certainly is a very respectable character. Totally believable, patient, and the perfect corporate minded individual that makes the whole show more grounded.
The man has the patience of a saint. Even though we are aware that the Scranton branch is the most profitable,dealing with Michael Is like dealing with a 7th grader too often
8:10 this scene was golden in the episode, you hadnt heard of david for like a whole season but remembered something about a crazy idea he had, then he appaers and as soon as he starts promoting his product the cameras cut off.
The funniest part to me is when the camera pans shakily to the phone during awkward moments of silence. It makes the viewer picture a frustrated and/or confused face. It’s so good.
despite the fact that he is the CFO of a firm that openly crushes any effort to unionize, he still comes off as a likeable guy with a relateable personality
@@4477superman yeah 40 hour work weeks, working conditions that don’t kill you, and equality is nothing. That’s not to mention the mention that unionized workers on average get paid 11% higher than non-unionized workers. (including the dues) Oh also 95% of unionized workers get healthcare benefits while only 65% of non-unionized do. I could keep going all day, unionization is pretty much the only way to fight against the corporate machine.
@@AP-yx9de apparently, you dont know the part where unions keep the jobs of employees who dont deserve to have them, are lazy and make the same amount as you, and on top of that, the union i personally am not part of, saved the job of an employee who had multiple complaints against him due to almost killing three people and still continues to have unsafe work practices. From experience, unions are not good and only used to give bad employees a safety net.
What i like about David Wallace is, that he seems to be the only „serious“ character on the show. So serious that everybody refers to him as DavidWalllace as if that was his name. Never heard anybody refer to him as David. It’s always his full name
“Hey sweetie, what is it?” “It’s not sweetie, it’s Michael Scott.” “What the hell…” “Stephanie, could you hop off, please?” Lol this interaction gets me every time
My three most favourite characters are Dwight, David, and Karen in that order, I love Dwight because he's off the wall but only ever acts within his own code, but I love David and Karen because they are realistic characters in a sea of chaos
I love that the "crazy" part about him is being a risky entrepreneur, for having an idea and sticking to it even if others don't get it. Such a nice guy
This video is about David Wallace but that cheese spread scene with Andy makes me laugh every single time. It’s absolutely ridiculous but it’s also perfect and believable because Michael is a lunatic.
there is video for Best of Nate, Jan , David wallace, and even Mose ! and there is nothing such as "Best of Toby". This makes me believe Michael Scott is running the youtube channel 😂
Ah it wasn't included here but my fav David Wallace scene is when Charles miner is there, with David, Dwight and Jim and they're talking about what to do with the Michael Scott paper company. Dwight says "I say we fill Michaels office with bees. My apiarist owes me a favor." And then the camera shows David and Jim, and David just sighs. It's so hilarious and subtle
I like the scene when he’s interviewing Jim and he says that the only person in his office that Jim wouldn’t like is the guy from HR. It kind of a shows that he’s comparable to Michael and his hatred for Toby despite being a more realistic boss
I feel like Jim tried to distract David Wallace so he wouldn’t continue seeing Dwight doing suspicious activity and then try and tie that back to Dwight’s job and potentially cause Dwight to get fired or at least face consequences.
The pauses of disbelief and confusion whenever he's on a phone call with Michael are always the best lol
On the phone?? It’s anytime he’s interacting with Michael in any way.
That’s me sometimes, when i’m on phone with my clients
...........................................yes.
They're fucking legendary
@@brad4571trueee😂
My all time favorite Michael-David interaction is David’s “…yes” after Michael says “May god guide you in your quest”
Me too! Gets me every time 😂
Lmao same 🤣🤣🤣
It's maybe my favourite line delivery in the entire series
1:26
Same
The kind of grounded and realistic character of David brings out the perfect contact between him and Michael. It's always a treat to watch the two together in scenes. Or as some may say "it's always a pleasure when our paths cross!"
Love it when he’s calmly stressing at Michael’s isms.
He’s just received a call expecting his kids to be sick but then Michael’s talking down the phone, Michael tells Dave everyone’s there in the office on speaker call and Dave instantly politely addresses their presence despite Michael being way over the line lol.
What a top guy
In the german version of the Office, davids part was played by a woman who as he, did a great job of being the most normal, easy to work with german boss one could imagine. And Stromberg(german Michael) being an absolute sexsist , makes his dressings down so much more fun
@@levyludeke2945 sounds like a second jan lol
David Wallace was the most brilliant character on the show. And it's great that the writers were smart enough not to overuse him. He perfectly captured the essence of a senior executive at a faceless midsize corporation to an absolute tee, and that is way harder than it sounds. And his rich-guy midlife crisis after leaving Dunder Mifflin was pitch perfect too. The actor and writers deserve so much credit for pulling this off.
We all know who is best… Creed
Given who badly they flanderise Andy, that is amazing.
@@otherssingpuree1779 the writers are assholes for doing Andy like that
@@franciscoreyes7653 Andy always sucked
@@smeagolmazurenko5238 Nah the character was good from anger management to Season 7
They could have easily written David Wallace as some one dimensional antagonist who is always after Michael but instead they made him patient, understanding, and a genuinely good boss and person and I think that added a lot to the show despite his limited screen time.
Agree thanks for the writers for that
The fact that he asked if he was calling him because of the tiramisu getting stuck says a lot about his expectations of his calls with Michael. 0:10
He genuinely sounds curious not even annoyed 💀
That’s the best part too… when he coughs after the second bite I lose it.
@@calebross8174 especially since he had just said "I'll stop"
Probably happened before, judging by Michael's character.
The most patient man on earth.
I wish I could have his patience, because if i was Michael’s boss, one of us would’ve been dead by the end of the day.
It wasn't just Michael, that entire branch was a migrane headache, lol.
For real!
Hey ! Here to ruin the joke, David is actually Michael's bosse's boss.
@@dcaseng yet it's also the most successful branch, basically a golden tumor
With Jen, however, it is a different story
How funny is it that David genuinely thought it was possible Michael would call him just to tell him about the tiramisu
Gold
”Hey sweetie, what is it?”
”It’s not sweetie, it’s Michael!”
Best part of the video. Such a Michael thing to do and I love how Wallace is just dumbfounded
Stephanie can you hop off please 🤣
Stephanie, could you hop off please?
“It’s not sweetie, it’s Michael Scott.” Gets me every time.
My favorite moment is when David Wallace tells Pam to do him a favor and not send him the notes she took during the golden ticket idea meeting.
"may god guide you... in your quest."
"yes."
Most underrated scene 😂😂
@@jareddiamicis7716 right LMAO
Gets me everytime.
"That's not necessary" - DW
...yes.
I feel like David was the most grounded, realistic character in the series. He's probably the only character that actually feels like he could be a real person.
He certainly is a very respectable character. Totally believable, patient, and the perfect corporate minded individual that makes the whole show more grounded.
Charles feels real too
David and Karen, yes
Well he basically played himself in The Office.
Well that was the point of the character.
I would want a boss like David Wallace, man's a Gem
Great actor, he really behaves and talks and behaves like a real manager/ceo, excellent casting
He is a financial adviser (or whatever) in real life, sooo makes sense
@@pv2dancer85 Was. That was his day job in the early days of The Office.
Even the glasses are like perfect
hes not ceo
@@pv2dancer85 CFO if i remember, chief financial officer
The man has the patience of a saint. Even though we are aware that the Scranton branch is the most profitable,dealing with Michael Is like dealing with a 7th grader too often
I love that David treat Michael with respect
he was still by far the most profitable manager his company has ever had
“Is there no way we can get rid of him?”
“Not without cause, Michael!”
*“I have cause! It’s BECAUSE I hate him!”*
*beCAUSE*
😂😂
8:10 this scene was golden in the episode, you hadnt heard of david for like a whole season but remembered something about a crazy idea he had, then he appaers and as soon as he starts promoting his product the cameras cut off.
What an amazing actor. How he's able to hold a straight face amongst all the batshit ridiculousness going on
True, though there are bloopers as well. It’s not always the first time they get to do the scene without laughing.
My favorite Wallace's moment was when Jan tried to sue DM and David and Michael both called each other "nice guys".
In which episode?
@@o_o-_-8639 The Deposition, 4x12
@@Monicalake1 thanks 🙂
She didn’t try, she succeeded 💁🏼♀️
@@marilynl335 she loss, she didn't get any money
2:07 This right here.. gets me every single time 🤣 .. "What's up my brother"
The lip bite😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@moisesorejel9989 Haha 😅
I love how most of these are just clips of other characters testing David's patience
I love the scene where he's firing Jan and he talks about her smoking and being absent by saying she's visiting her sister in Scottsdale.
Didn't Raymond Holt say that Scottsdale sucks?
@@zaanredelinghuys191 wrong show
@@nairocamilo i know. That's the joke, which you would have caught if you had a sense of humor.
@@zaanredelinghuys191 woah man
It kills me how David talks to Michael like the exasperated father of a hyperactive 10 year old 😅
I mean, it is kinda what he's dealing with.
4:37 I never saw this until now but you can see Michael in the cart peeking through the cloth
The funniest part to me is when the camera pans shakily to the phone during awkward moments of silence. It makes the viewer picture a frustrated and/or confused face. It’s so good.
David and Jim’s friendship is one of my favorite things
When David bought Dunder Mifflin back from Robert, i felt so much more comfortable
This show is the best ever. The humor feels so real and subtle
Not really subtle at all
It's definitely one of the most well written sitcom out there, it set a real standard for sitcoms that wasn't really matched ever since.
*sigh* would love to find a show this good on air now
the most patient man on television
David Wallace always saying “Yes” awkwardly on the phone is the besttttt
He was the hottest man on the show. Period.
Idris Elba was on the show?
@@discordpensiveemoji idris elba looks like a foot
Yes!! Thank you
@@discordpensiveemojialso Tim Olyphant
Uhm, Ashton Kutcher?
Michael’s “I’m sorry” with the tiramisu is brilliant lol
It's the brilliance of Andy Buckley to play David Wallace with such great affect.
David Wallace is the cool-headed boss and always knows what is best for the team! Good man!
despite the fact that he is the CFO of a firm that openly crushes any effort to unionize, he still comes off as a likeable guy with a relateable personality
Unions are awful though, they don’t do anything except cost money most of the time
@@4477superman yeah 40 hour work weeks, working conditions that don’t kill you, and equality is nothing.
That’s not to mention the mention that unionized workers on average get paid 11% higher than non-unionized workers. (including the dues)
Oh also 95% of unionized workers get healthcare benefits while only 65% of non-unionized do.
I could keep going all day, unionization is pretty much the only way to fight against the corporate machine.
@@AP-yx9de apparently, you dont know the part where unions keep the jobs of employees who dont deserve to have them, are lazy and make the same amount as you, and on top of that, the union i personally am not part of, saved the job of an employee who had multiple complaints against him due to almost killing three people and still continues to have unsafe work practices. From experience, unions are not good and only used to give bad employees a safety net.
@@AP-yx9de I can also keep going all day about how unions are terrible, political driven machines
@@zombskyttles8658 nice try Jeff Bezos, we know this is you
He's the hero we all need
Some series have an overarching villian. David Wallace was the overarching hero of The Office. Certified great guy and the real greatest boss.
My favorite character. He knew Michael was secretly brilliant and just let him go and do what he wanted. He always won
What i like about David Wallace is, that he seems to be the only „serious“ character on the show. So serious that everybody refers to him as DavidWalllace as if that was his name. Never heard anybody refer to him as David. It’s always his full name
I always crack up at how horrified Michael is by how David Wallace is acting after getting fired.
“Hey sweetie, what is it?”
“It’s not sweetie, it’s Michael Scott.”
“What the hell…”
“Stephanie, could you hop off, please?”
Lol this interaction gets me every time
Michael and David are total opposite but they interact so well with each other. Hilarious bond!
Sometimes you have to wonder how good Michael Scott is at social engineering. I mean sometimes he also fall for it, but he’s genuinely good at it
Honestly David is my favorite character
What a hero
It's not Sweetie, it's Michael Scott
💀💀🤣
Bada bing bada boom
You can tell very clearly that God has been guiding David Wallace throughout his quest, especially with his talks with Michael…
6:12 that “save me” look is priceless.
I always found it funny why the CFO (David Wallace) always came to Scranton but the CEO (Alan Brand) never did.
"His last name is Christ, He has the power of flight ..." 🤣😂🤣😂
“I don’t have any ideas for you there”
“Yeah, one would be good” 😂😂
0:38 her expressions, the zoom out, the smirks on others. ABSOLUTE GOLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LMAO
My three most favourite characters are Dwight, David, and Karen in that order, I love Dwight because he's off the wall but only ever acts within his own code, but I love David and Karen because they are realistic characters in a sea of chaos
My favorite David Wallace line of all time has to be: “this is weird”
I love that the "crazy" part about him is being a risky entrepreneur, for having an idea and sticking to it even if others don't get it. Such a nice guy
This video is about David Wallace but that cheese spread scene with Andy makes me laugh every single time. It’s absolutely ridiculous but it’s also perfect and believable because Michael is a lunatic.
Funny how he is speechless that Michael thinks he is diconnected, Yet he is still there. Kinda unique moment it is.
The way Michael says “What’s up my brother?” After he realizes what he said 💀
I love it when he calls Michael to ask him what he's doing right cause the branch is the best one. He can't believe it hahaha
This character was fantastic. He reminds me so much of various corporate leaders I’ve encountered in my life
Totally agree with the title. David is such a good boss
"May god guide you in your quest"
"...yyes"
"What's up, my brotha!" (2:10) will never fail to crack me up.
David has sooo much patience it’s unbelievable
I agree, Wallace was patient, cool and competent
Its funny how Michael is so much more of a normal guy when he's hanging out with david and david is making him uncomfortable
2:05 “what’s up my brotha??” 😂😂😂 gets me every time
He was so patient 😂 at least when he was a boss.
He’s weirdly attractive without his glasses how did I never notice that?!
7:16 most sane thing Micheal ever said....🤣🤣🤣
one of my favorite moments of Wallace is when he comes back to give Andy his job back. that was one of his best moments for me.
there is video for Best of Nate, Jan , David wallace, and even Mose ! and there is nothing such as "Best of Toby". This makes me believe Michael Scott is running the youtube channel 😂
One of the best recurring characters.
I had the biggest crush on David Wallace and Charlie Kelly at the same time.
I see therapist twice a week now.
My officer is as chill and awesome as this guy and I kinda wish he watches this show.
You can always use violence, and force him to watch....💁♂️
He is definitely the World's Best Boss in my book!!! I'd totally work for him!!!
😂 "It's not sweetie, it's Michael Scott!!!"
“David Walrus, in his native habitat”
**Andy**
"I'm not going to guess. You can tell me or I'm going to hang up"
Dave Wallace always gave me some kind of Buzz Lightwear vibes
That is the new and improved version of David wallace. David Wallace 2.6 0
I love the mid-life crisis he goes through by the end.
david wallace is suprisingly attractive with the glasses off
"This is weird" - David Wallace
tbh he’s the best dad i’ve seen other than stanley
no wonder I had a liking for this guy right from day 1. humble to it's core
Stanley don't care about nothing but his money 😂
A boss like him! Only in fiction 😭
David wallace: most patient man on earth
“I am not going to guess you either tell me or I’ll hang up.”
The fact Michael calls the school and acts as a pediatrician sends me oh my god
Ah it wasn't included here but my fav David Wallace scene is when Charles miner is there, with David, Dwight and Jim and they're talking about what to do with the Michael Scott paper company. Dwight says "I say we fill Michaels office with bees. My apiarist owes me a favor." And then the camera shows David and Jim, and David just sighs. It's so hilarious and subtle
the older i get the more david wallace is the most rational likeable man on the show
Just a friendly reminder that Ryan started the fire
I like the scene when he’s interviewing Jim and he says that the only person in his office that Jim wouldn’t like is the guy from HR. It kind of a shows that he’s comparable to Michael and his hatred for Toby despite being a more realistic boss
Not a David Wallace joke, but I just love Robert's line here "Why did they add coconut, I miss original"
I feel like Jim tried to distract David Wallace so he wouldn’t continue seeing Dwight doing suspicious activity and then try and tie that back to Dwight’s job and potentially cause Dwight to get fired or at least face consequences.
So much patience for Michael, he really was the only one that was good with Micheal.