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The Office: Murder

Screen shot 2009-11-13 at 3.03.36 PMWhat keeps me going with this show are the little things. When I think about an episode as a whole, it’s not usually the funniest thing I’ve ever seen. But, the characters are so real, and the combination of them all, the little nuances, and their interaction between each other make me love watching. Seriously- who doesn’t love Dwight, and the way he reacts to Jim’s “encouragement?” Only Jim could get Dwight to beat himself up, without Dwight realizing it. And while Michael is clueless, and clearly does not know how to run a branch, his ridiculous game of murder mystery was actually a decent distraction from them potentially all losing their jobs. (Who else would get both Stanley and Angela to stay by offering a sandwich platter… and baby carrot sticks?) I loved that Creed leaves work, because, quite possibly, he really has murdered someone… And I love it when Jim actually realizes that in some way, Michael is valuable as a co-manager. Isn’t that why we’re all married? So, one of us can plan our lives out, and the other can play games and keep everyone happy? As funny as their “talking heads” were, I have to say, that is a decent description of what the balance between my parents was, and possibly the balance between my husband and me as well. But, I can’t forget to mention my absolute favorite part- when Oscar attempts to talk in a southern accent. I’m still laughing thinking about it.

This is quite irrelevant, but did anyone else notice Ryan’s glasses? For the first time ever, I actually thought he was good-looking! Remind me of your favorite part… I never remember them all by the time I sit down to blog.


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When Pam was in the conference room standing off with the guys I just about died. Seriously, what possessed her to get involved with them? What was the draw of the situation? I don’t know but it was hilarious.

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