so like Phil Hartman on The Simpsons before he died, cause despite playing two characters that showed up fairly often (Troy McClure & Lionel Hutz) he was always credited as a guest star.
You should have added Randall Park to the list. His cameo was so obscure, even Randall himself forgot he did it. Fans would keep calling him "Asian Jim" and he had no idea what they were talking about, then someone reminded him he had a cameo in The Office impersonating Jim to prank Dwight.
I’ll be honest, I always forget his name, and just call him Asian Jim. So much so, that when you said Randall Park, my dumbass thought you were talking about Ray Park
When I was at university I went to a Halloween party and this Korean dude dressed up as Jim Halpert and won a costume contest. The entire time he kept asking why people were calling him Asian Jim rather than just Jim, then he’d randomly do “the look.” After winning he kept saying he didn’t understand why people voted because he wasn’t even wearing a costume. His whole act had multiple episodes worth of depth
That scene with Erin's mom gets me every time. I remember watching it for the first time and immediately knowing who she was when asked that she wonder if she hates her mom.
1. Will Arnett was right about not talking about his plan 2. Michael was 100% right about the pizzas 3. Andy owns the boat he can touch whatever he wants
Who knew that the guy who got spanked by Steve Carrell in an episode of The Office would go on to play multiple roles in American Horror Story, or how the Pizza by Alfredo delivery kid landed a role on Glee...amazing. As for Ken Jeong and how he ended up in the improv class, it's all thanks to The Office's casting director, Allison Jones. "I used to be a doctor, a physician, but I was auditioning like after work, during lunch, and Allison Jones just took a liking to me," Jeong said. "She got me an audition for The Office, and keep in mind I really had no screen credits, but she brought me straight into producers." The Office was his favorite show at the time so he's proud to call it his breakout role.
Yea i dont think Ken Jeong was considered a "guest STAR"at the time since he wasn't known yet. Ot wasn't until the hangover and community that people would look back at this and think "Hey, Ken Jeong!"
@@artvandalay2736I'm pretty sure you're in left field somewhere. Michael is the character who is a salesman in the show. They are referring to the show not the real people here. It's all about the Show
It's funnier when you realize Jim Carrey exists in this world because they wanted an autograph for him and is a different person from the finger lakes guy
I know they did another movie as they did Threat Level Midnight, but I just respect the fact that they made a movie starring Jack Black and Jessica Alba just for Pam, Jim, and Andy to watch on a laptop. The stakes were high for it considering it served as the follow-up program to Super Bowl XLIII. At NBC's request, creator Greg Daniels needed to develop a standalone type of episode that would welcome new viewers while satisfying existing fans of The Office. The sitcom was already a major success for the network, but all parties acknowledged that big celebrity names draw greater attention. They knew it had to fit Scranton, and so they landed on doing a fake movie so it would include big names without distancing from the paper company.
ngl, Erin became one of my fave character. shes not the coolest but shes def the most entertained character to watch haha. you can kinda tell but also cant tell what shes gonna do. its good
The Romano appearance was perfect because the character was basically Ray Barone. This type of scenario is exactly something he’d tell Debra and they’d argue about
@@janetbeatrice9505 That was the episode he was in, yes. Dunder Mifflin brought in a bunch of people to interview for Michael's former position in the episode. Whether the casting crew was legitimately looking at all those actors for the role, I'm not sure.
I didn’t forget anything. that part with Erin’s mom, was perfectly cast because Joan really like she could be her biological mom, I know Evan Peters from American Horror Story, playing a different character each season. Very versatile
Also if you count this- Conan’s brief appearance after the “fake Tina fey” as well as “Saul Goodman” as parallel universe Michael when Pam tries to get hired at another office in season 9
My favorite moment of the Kevin McHale cameo was the talking head w him and Dwight. Dwight: "I've seen this kid before. He's one of those kids that sneaks onto my farm and steals my hemp." Pizza Delivery Kid: "Yeah I know that guy. He's that farmer that grows the really crappy weed."
Carrie Kemper (Ellie's sister) as Jan's assistant in Season 9. Also a writer on the show. Greg Daniels, twice, as Michael's neighbor when he buys his condo and in the last episode when Pam calls all her co-workers up for a picture at the party in the warehouse after the wedding. He is the guy who grabs Pam and the PBS (whatever they called it) guys and pulls them into the group. It was actually behind the scenes crew members of The Office in that picture.
Scene with Erin is actually rly weird when u think about it. She’s nvr meet these people before and just believes them. And if they are telling the truth why are they doing it in front of a bunch of random people. For all she knows they could be a couple of psychopaths.
The producers of the documentary could have planned that moment. They themselves could have sought out Erin’s birth parents. It makes for great television.
In season 7, Michael references the kid in the wheel chair in Glee who is played by Kevin McHale, which is the same actor that plays the kidnapped delivery boy seasons earlier. It's impressive that he was able to start with this small role on the Office and then a few years later was well-known enough to get referenced by the Office.
Seeing all the cameos around the boss interviews make me think of all the alternate timelines where we had different bosses for the last seasons of the office. I do wonder if the writers hit a writing block with Michael leaving. All the cameos served the purpose to experiment and see what could stick for the next season. In a way, all of those interviews were "real".
I promise you that if Jim Carrey, Will Arnett, Will Ferrell or Ray Romano wanted to replace Steve Carell full time, they wouldn’t have to interview/audition. They are all stars who are above having to audition for a cable tv job. Their spots were all strictly cameos. Stars of that magnitude don’t do screen tests to see if the audience is receptive. They get the job handed to them, and the writers write them into the script. They don’t interview for a cable tv job lol. You really think Jim Carrey or Will Ferrell have to interview for a tv job? They are huge movie stars. Arnett and Romano and huge comedy stars also. Way above having to audition for tv. Any tv program would do anything in their power to secure one of those four stars. They were strictly cameos for big name association to make it easier for the viewers to deal with the loss of Carrell. James Spader who took the role, isn’t nearly as big of a name so they needed some star power to bridge the gap. Not that Jim freaking Carrey or Will Ferrell would ever sink to a full time tv job, but if they did, they wouldn’t have to audition to beat out James Spader. No offense to James Spader, but he’s not getting a comedic role over Carrey, Ferrell, Arnett or Romano. Those guys are a wet dream for a cable tv show. Unreachable stars who you can only pray will give you a cameo.
What about Melissa Rauch from Big Bang Theory? She played the pregnant woman who gave birth to her baby at the same time Pam did and later Pam mistakenly took her baby as her own. Also you forgot Randall Park from Fresh Off the Boat. He played Asian Jim.
Also season 9 when Andy and Erin find him in the wine cellar of the Bernard family boat and Walter and Andy sail to the Caribbean to deliver the boat to its new owners.
@@danielkim7739 I know he played jeffrey dahmer, but its kinda weird to call him that when its not relevant. they should separate him and his other roles
Spader wasn't a cameo. And Collins is... Well, we kinda don't talk about him anymore. But, yes, I would have liked to have seen Dee Wallace recognized. She's certainly much better known than whoever Andrew Santino is.
my guess is that since she was given up for adoption at birth they never named her and knew abt her name from the documentary where everyone calls her erin
Learning recently that Will Arnett was actually in talks to be the new manager almost made my head explode. The character he showed in just a few scenes would’ve been such a great fit!
I really wish Joan Cusack was placed earlier in the show. They really should have written this before Michael Scott character left the show. Joan is such a great comedic actress that would have done so well with the characters at Scranton. Imagine Michael Scott finding the mom and the awkward interactions.
Joan Cusack and Jack Black from School of Rock, Will Arnett worked with each actor are Ray Romano from Ice Age 2 The Meltdown and Steve Carrell from Despicable Me (2010) and Steve Carell worked with Jim Carrey from Horten Hears A Who. Altogether in The Office.
Currently watching American Horror Story and it’s always such whiplash when I see Evan Peters. I was never a fan of his until I started watching AHS and man does he have range. Far more impressed after I watched him in other things
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You forgot to include the most important one. David Brent (ricky Gervais) meeting Micheal by the elevator.
And in an online interview for the manager position.
Wouldn't fit the title of the compilation.
The most wholesome interaction 😂
@@joelpartee594 it’s literally a cameo?
@@reedeayers I'm saying it doesn't fit the "totally forgot about", unlike, for example, Ken Jeong.
That Cloris Leachman/Jack Black scene is by far the weirdest thing to ever happen on The Office. Like I still can’t believe it exists.
I was looking for this comment 😂. Insane they got them for a minute long bit of a fake movie. 🤯
I can't believe it exists in general, you know.
And Jessica Alba...
And it was awful.
I genuinely thought it was a real movie that I saw in a Mandala Effect sort of way until I looked it up
Fun fact. Creed Bratton is credited as "guest star" in every episode that he shows up
so like Phil Hartman on The Simpsons before he died, cause despite playing two characters that showed up fairly often (Troy McClure & Lionel Hutz) he was always credited as a guest star.
@@Yakkymania I always feel sad abnout how he died. Tragic. :/
Aww that’s so sad 😞 I never heard of him but death really sucks
Why
Yeah, why did he die?
The scene with Erin and Joan Cusack always gives me goosebumps. They played it so well!
How would anyone not be pissed that seemingly normal "parents" just give you up to the foster system?
I just think it’s hilarious that Kevin was the one who picked up on it first. 😂
it’s so cringe lol but that’s what makes it funny. i don’t think it was supposed to be emotional, was it?
@@btlnono_ false
Super cringy and forced scene.
You should have added Randall Park to the list. His cameo was so obscure, even Randall himself forgot he did it. Fans would keep calling him "Asian Jim" and he had no idea what they were talking about, then someone reminded him he had a cameo in The Office impersonating Jim to prank Dwight.
Oh yes, I happened to just see this. I love Randall Park, and he was so good playing a version of Jim!
I think they intentionally left him out to keep playing on the joke of "It really is Jim, he really was Asian the whole time"
I’ll be honest, I always forget his name, and just call him Asian Jim. So much so, that when you said Randall Park, my dumbass thought you were talking about Ray Park
We don’t include him cause he was jim. Duh.
When I was at university I went to a Halloween party and this Korean dude dressed up as Jim Halpert and won a costume contest. The entire time he kept asking why people were calling him Asian Jim rather than just Jim, then he’d randomly do “the look.” After winning he kept saying he didn’t understand why people voted because he wasn’t even wearing a costume. His whole act had multiple episodes worth of depth
Joan Cusack appears on screen for literally 90 seconds, and yet gives us the most emotional moment of the season.
Michael showing up at Dwight's wedding is the most emotional scene of the season.
@@redacted2275 agree
@@redacted2275 Pam watching Jims Video is.
Naw. Michael at Dwight's wedding or Jim talking to Dwight about Angela.
Kevin dropping his chilli sauce was the most emotional moment of the show
That scene with Erin's mom gets me every time. I remember watching it for the first time and immediately knowing who she was when asked that she wonder if she hates her mom.
Dramatic irony lolz
tears everytime
I just watched and cried again and hardly anything makes me cry anymore.
Dwight looks so happy for her
I agreed. Joan just nails the little nuances and really sells that she’s Erin’s mom
1. Will Arnett was right about not talking about his plan
2. Michael was 100% right about the pizzas
3. Andy owns the boat he can touch whatever he wants
1. Will Arnett had no plan.
2. McLovin takes no shite from no man.
3. He can't cuz the boat guy won't let him.
@@theotheleo6830The pizza kid isn't McLovin
@@jeremyorth5138 You're right.
He should talk about what he contributes generally then bring that plan to fruition when he was hired.
"you are such a loser"
"what did you just call him?
"A LOSER"
"What did you say?"
"L.O.S.E.R."
"What?"
"STOP GETTING HIM TO SAY IT!"
If Dwight put his foot down Michael would’ve been happy
“I CAN MAKE HIM TALK MICHAEL”😂😂😂
Who knew that the guy who got spanked by Steve Carrell in an episode of The Office would go on to play multiple roles in American Horror Story, or how the Pizza by Alfredo delivery kid landed a role on Glee...amazing. As for Ken Jeong and how he ended up in the improv class, it's all thanks to The Office's casting director, Allison Jones. "I used to be a doctor, a physician, but I was auditioning like after work, during lunch, and Allison Jones just took a liking to me," Jeong said. "She got me an audition for The Office, and keep in mind I really had no screen credits, but she brought me straight into producers." The Office was his favorite show at the time so he's proud to call it his breakout role.
I'd consider Ben Chang from Community to be his breakout role.
@Lane Robertson did that come out before or after the hangover?
@@johnindigo5477 I just looked. The Hangover was released a few months before Community.
Hes also Jefferey D in the series
Yea i dont think Ken Jeong was considered a "guest STAR"at the time since he wasn't known yet. Ot wasn't until the hangover and community that people would look back at this and think "Hey, Ken Jeong!"
i’ll never forget asian jim
🎉
No hats off to you for seeing race
Randall Park.
He isn't Jim. Jim's not Asian.
@@bhharsh I don't get it? What's wrong with being asian?
Michael and Christian would have been great friends, bonding over babyback ribs even if paper went obsolete.
Micheal making you think that is what shows hes such a great salesman
@@christopherdinatale2998 Michael isnt a real person
@@artvandalay2736 Are you too dense to understand characters have personalities?
Jan was the funniest in that meeting to me😂😂
@@artvandalay2736I'm pretty sure you're in left field somewhere. Michael is the character who is a salesman in the show. They are referring to the show not the real people here. It's all about the Show
Jim Carrey's cameo was one of the most subtly funny and perfect cameos
I wanted more from his character lol
It's funnier when you realize Jim Carrey exists in this world because they wanted an autograph for him and is a different person from the finger lakes guy
@@ChrisM-qo1jc Never thought about that!
I love Jim carry, my favorite movie he’s in is ace Ventura
Carrey*
Erin meeting her mom is probably one of the most underrated sweetest scenes in the show 😢
IM CRYING MY EYES OUT
A cute redhead with daddy issues! Yum!
The part with Jack Black will always be a fever dream.
Lmao
Literally blocked this out hahaha
Jack 😂 aw man he’s the funniest actor I know
Joan being Erin’s real mom made so much sense. i’ve rewatched this show so many times & i still cry 😭
Shirley and Chang appeared on The Office. Now I just want to see Rainn Wilson in the Community film
second this
I dont get how anyone can find that to be a good show... The office Is understandable
I agree.
@@Scooby-bf4bp you really need to have elite taste to appreciate community
Oh my god, yes please!
I know they did another movie as they did Threat Level Midnight, but I just respect the fact that they made a movie starring Jack Black and Jessica Alba just for Pam, Jim, and Andy to watch on a laptop. The stakes were high for it considering it served as the follow-up program to Super Bowl XLIII. At NBC's request, creator Greg Daniels needed to develop a standalone type of episode that would welcome new viewers while satisfying existing fans of The Office. The sitcom was already a major success for the network, but all parties acknowledged that big celebrity names draw greater attention. They knew it had to fit Scranton, and so they landed on doing a fake movie so it would include big names without distancing from the paper company.
Michael was low key responsible for creating Jeffery Dahmer 😂
I forgot the staples scene, that lady plays so many characters in so many shows i watch. She’s hilarious
I gotta say Joan cusack was the perfect casting choice to play Erin's mother
Ray Romano is hilarious. He should have made more cameos.
I honestly thought he would have fit in very well with the office. I loved his scene.
He had a fabulous appearance on The Middle
Another example of how Kevin is a secret genius. He was the first to realize that was Erin’s mom.
ngl, Erin became one of my fave character. shes not the coolest but shes def the most entertained character to watch haha. you can kinda tell but also cant tell what shes gonna do. its good
The Romano appearance was perfect because the character was basically Ray Barone. This type of scenario is exactly something he’d tell Debra and they’d argue about
All I heard was a mammoth but yeah 👍
Don't forget the Sabre welcome video that had Christian Slater 😂 so random
Kathy bates was always a win
The first two cameos in a row made it seem like I was watching a community crossover lol
should’ve given Ray Romano a role dudes funny af
I always thought he would have worked as a character. He delivered that awkward situational moment very well.
Between the -wads, and the -offs, he had to get out of there.
I loved Ray in Parenthood
Wasn't he one of the many people who tried to replace Michael? I'm probably wrong, but I kind of thought he was.
@@janetbeatrice9505 That was the episode he was in, yes. Dunder Mifflin brought in a bunch of people to interview for Michael's former position in the episode.
Whether the casting crew was legitimately looking at all those actors for the role, I'm not sure.
No, I've never been more sure of anything in my life, I will be the new boss of... Vance Refrigeration
Lol Dwight escorting the Pizza boy to the conference room and opening the door for Michael is hilarious and the way he pretends to be a cop
And who was the pizza boy? Is he famous?
@@SiberiansInIsrael McLovin from Superbad
No, he's the kid in the wheelchair from Glee
He is at the weekends. Just like Gareth (his UK counterpart), always showing off about being in the Territorials 😂
I didn’t forget anything. that part with Erin’s mom, was perfectly cast because Joan really like she could be her biological mom, I know Evan Peters from American Horror Story, playing a different character each season. Very versatile
I actually really wish Ray Romano got the job, that would have been an interesting direction for the show
The moment Erin meets her parents has me in tears every time😭😭
Even now watching this cameo compilation... Every single time!!!
Immediate waterfall of tears when I see Joan Cusack. One of the many moments that hit me pretty hard
Also if you count this- Conan’s brief appearance after the “fake Tina fey” as well as “Saul Goodman” as parallel universe Michael when Pam tries to get hired at another office in season 9
His disappointment was hilarious
My favorite moment of the Kevin McHale cameo was the talking head w him and Dwight.
Dwight: "I've seen this kid before. He's one of those kids that sneaks onto my farm and steals my hemp."
Pizza Delivery Kid: "Yeah I know that guy. He's that farmer that grows the really crappy weed."
always get a chuckle out of that one
Yeah that was great.
"I don't know how we are going to get out of Afghanistan" 😂😂😂
The fact that Randall Park didn't even remember his own cameo
*intimidating voice* “We’re a paper company, the best paper company in the whole wide world.” 😂😂
Are you kidding?! We never forget anything from The Office!!
271 and counting of the same comment.
Carrie Kemper (Ellie's sister) as Jan's assistant in Season 9. Also a writer on the show.
Greg Daniels, twice, as Michael's neighbor when he buys his condo and in the last episode when Pam calls all her co-workers up for a picture at the party in the warehouse after the wedding. He is the guy who grabs Pam and the PBS (whatever they called it) guys and pulls them into the group. It was actually behind the scenes crew members of The Office in that picture.
Ed: Who’s Ellie?
@@BlackDiamond2718Ellie Kemper. She plays Erin Hannon.
@@shawnuel its a joke on the blooper
Scene with Erin is actually rly weird when u think about it. She’s nvr meet these people before and just believes them. And if they are telling the truth why are they doing it in front of a bunch of random people. For all she knows they could be a couple of psychopaths.
@@holysol ohhhh my bad
We’ll you know Erin, she’s not known for her brains lol
The producers of the documentary could have planned that moment. They themselves could have sought out Erin’s birth parents. It makes for great television.
Good observation they do look like a wierd tie you up in the basement couple. 😂 Hopefully someone follows up to make sure Erin is ok
@@Kaywaprinceso what you're saying is Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is a sequel series to The Office?
In season 7, Michael references the kid in the wheel chair in Glee who is played by Kevin McHale, which is the same actor that plays the kidnapped delivery boy seasons earlier. It's impressive that he was able to start with this small role on the Office and then a few years later was well-known enough to get referenced by the Office.
Yeah his favorite character from Glee. The invalid
Nice "meta" moment.
Jim Carrey's performance honestly stole the guest star roles for me. It just screams Jim Carrey and it fits so well with the office humour!
What do you mean? I'll never forget these cameos. They're ingrained in my Dunder Mifflin heart ❤
The guys running this channel deserve some praise each time they upload something from the show it’s like a stress buster for me❤
The cameos were one of my favorite parts of the office 😊😊
The first two scenes and i just have to say what an epic crossover community and office could have
Gob learned not to give away all his ideas at once from his stint at Sitwell Enterprises.
Seeing all the cameos around the boss interviews make me think of all the alternate timelines where we had different bosses for the last seasons of the office. I do wonder if the writers hit a writing block with Michael leaving. All the cameos served the purpose to experiment and see what could stick for the next season. In a way, all of those interviews were "real".
I promise you that if Jim Carrey, Will Arnett, Will Ferrell or Ray Romano wanted to replace Steve Carell full time, they wouldn’t have to interview/audition. They are all stars who are above having to audition for a cable tv job. Their spots were all strictly cameos. Stars of that magnitude don’t do screen tests to see if the audience is receptive. They get the job handed to them, and the writers write them into the script. They don’t interview for a cable tv job lol. You really think Jim Carrey or Will Ferrell have to interview for a tv job? They are huge movie stars. Arnett and Romano and huge comedy stars also. Way above having to audition for tv. Any tv program would do anything in their power to secure one of those four stars. They were strictly cameos for big name association to make it easier for the viewers to deal with the loss of Carrell. James Spader who took the role, isn’t nearly as big of a name so they needed some star power to bridge the gap. Not that Jim freaking Carrey or Will Ferrell would ever sink to a full time tv job, but if they did, they wouldn’t have to audition to beat out James Spader. No offense to James Spader, but he’s not getting a comedic role over Carrey, Ferrell, Arnett or Romano. Those guys are a wet dream for a cable tv show. Unreachable stars who you can only pray will give you a cameo.
You forgot Tig Notaro, who played the mother of the girl who beat up Andy.
Checkmate.
That was SO insane, I didn’t even notice it until after I watched her show “Mississippi”
0:40
Waiter from Always Sunny (Michael Naughton) and, of course, Ben Chang (Ken Jeong).
Immediately followed by Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown).
John Krasinski watching a Jessica Alba movie is like Multiverse of Madness Mr. Fantastic watching Tim Story’s Invisible Woman.
how did i NEVER REALIZE that ken jeong is in the improv scene??
What about Melissa Rauch from Big Bang Theory? She played the pregnant woman who gave birth to her baby at the same time Pam did and later Pam mistakenly took her baby as her own. Also you forgot Randall Park from Fresh Off the Boat. He played Asian Jim.
Yeah they fed her baby…very weird.
Bold of you to assume we’ve forgotten about Amy Adams, Jack Black, Jim Carrey or Evan Peters.
Those live on the collective memory.
They showed Jack Black.
@@theblacklightspecial209 yeah, on a video labeled “you totally forgot about”. We haven’t
Forgot about Evan tbf
Steve Carrell cameo from season 9 how could you miss it
4:40 I love how Kevin is the first one who figured it out
The Josh Groban cameo is so underrated
What episode and season was it on?
@@SiberiansInIsrael Season 8, episode 4 - Garden Party
Also season 9 when Andy and Erin find him in the wine cellar of the Bernard family boat and Walter and Andy sail to the Caribbean to deliver the boat to its new owners.
He's such a good singer!
You also forgot Dakota Johnson at the finale as a replacement of Kevin.
Just a friendly reminder that Ryan started the fire
I die laughing eveytime when pam left and Amy was like "Come back" 😂😂😂😂 she was so uncomfortable
Another clue that Kevin is a secret genius is that he is the first to realise that is Erin's mother 4:46
Jeffrey Dahmer getting spanked was his breaking point
Thats not jeffrey dahmer💀💀💀
@@llebbuton that was evan peters, who played michael's nephew. he played jeffrey dahmer in a show.
@@danielkim7739 I know he played jeffrey dahmer, but its kinda weird to call him that when its not relevant. they should separate him and his other roles
@@llebbuton Better stick to strangling grandpas and not murderous cannibals.
@@llebbuton i think it's called a joke, bro
You forgot Danny Cordray aka Timothy Olyphant. Sure he had more than 1 appearance but it should still count.
The last scene has more than one famous person in it (Dee Wallace, James Spader, Stephen Collins) but only Josh Groban got acknowledged.
Spader wasn't a cameo. And Collins is... Well, we kinda don't talk about him anymore. But, yes, I would have liked to have seen Dee Wallace recognized. She's certainly much better known than whoever Andrew Santino is.
@@jeffallen55 I JUST said that in another comment!
Probably wanted to forget that Stephen Collins was on. 😂
@@LeglessEthiopian Fr. What a sick mf 🤢
The pizza guy was way too committed to his minimum wage job
I totally forgot Jim carry was in an episode ty for this lmao
It’s easy to miss. You might have been at the Fingerlakes with your family and didn’t see that episode.
Oh, I just teared up at the Erin and her mom scene
Ken Jeong, sure. But also, that’s the Waiter from Always Sunny! Totally forgot that he was the improv instructor.
60$ for 8 pizzas?! That's a SMOKING deal nowadays.😂
ngl the moment I saw Ray Romano I shouted out of happyness
I like the Tim Meadows cameo, especially the outtakes lol
i always loved that in the scene with erin and her parents, kevin was the first one to figure it out
You forgot about Bob Odenkirk as Mark Franks, regional manager of Simon Realty
That line "get your own guitar" is why I love Andy
It would be fun to see Ray Romano as manager
Shirley and Chang
Don’t forget they almost had a baby together lol
"I'm not a ghost, I can't walk through people". Lololol.
"
Low key love Ken’s smile in the improv scene. Like, “finally something that isn’t gun related.” 😆
I really wish they would’ve called the Staples worker Helen. That would’ve been amazing.
erins real name is kelly idk why her parents would call her by her middle name
my guess is that since she was given up for adoption at birth they never named her and knew abt her name from the documentary where everyone calls her erin
Everybody considers Ken Jeong as the guest star in the first clip, but IASIP fans know the actual guest star in that clip is the acting teacher 😂
I'm to remember every man I've seen fall in to a plate of spaghetti?
Michael Naughton, playing the straight man again
I’ve never seen this man before in my life.
They should've tied his shoelaces together
Learning recently that Will Arnett was actually in talks to be the new manager almost made my head explode. The character he showed in just a few scenes would’ve been such a great fit!
i would have preferred if will arnett took the part that will ferrell played tbh. hes so good
i didnt forget about luke. i think about him every day :3
Ken Jeong with Wyatt Cenac silently in the background
In the first scene with Ken Jeong, Michael Naughton is the instructor/ teacher. Michael Naughton is the waiter from Always Sunny. 😂😂
The storyline with Jim and Pam and Andy watching the Movie with Jack black is one of the best B story lines.
5:07 - Stanley's sleeping lmao
I really wish Joan Cusack was placed earlier in the show. They really should have written this before Michael Scott character left the show. Joan is such a great comedic actress that would have done so well with the characters at Scranton. Imagine Michael Scott finding the mom and the awkward interactions.
but why did erin’s mom not know that her name is actually kelly?
She watched a documentary and knew that Erin started using her middle name, obviously
5:00 Toby just looking at her and not saying nothing still saying the biggest thing is the Tobiest thing😂😂
Many couple others? Bob Odenkirk, Conan O’Brien (as himself I know), Warren Buffett?
Joan Cusack and Jack Black from School of Rock, Will Arnett worked with each actor are Ray Romano from Ice Age 2 The Meltdown and Steve Carrell from Despicable Me (2010) and Steve Carell worked with Jim Carrey from Horten Hears A Who. Altogether in The Office.
And bruce almighty.
Andy rly fumbled hard with Erin ngl
yes community and the office crossover
Currently watching American Horror Story and it’s always such whiplash when I see Evan Peters. I was never a fan of his until I started watching AHS and man does he have range. Far more impressed after I watched him in other things
He was good in "Never Back Down." I've never watched AHS or Dahmer, though.
Me: wait what?
You: Whip-laaaaash.
You forgot when Michael went to New York and Conan appeared on screen for like 2 seconds
The IASIP waiter is forgotten yet again. His legend continues.
Not just the waiter! Also the hiring manager when Mac and Charlie work for that office mail room. Haha.
Never realised it was Jessica Alba in the movie