while i'm a little disappointed that the Micheal Scott Paper company ended so soon, I thought it was a pretty good episode.

I enjoyed watching Michael come out on top instead of screwing things up like normal.

Line of the night for me:
"No, no, you're done."

the look on Charles face when he starts to realize how crazy Dwight is....talking bout Bee's ROFL.


that scene where charles is talking to the camera in his office and the camera pans out, and Dwight was sitting there behind him like he used to do with Micheal.

and it was good to see Michael show some intelligence cause he had David Wallace cornered



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>the look on Charles face when he starts to realize how crazy
>Dwight is....talking bout Bee's ROFL.

rather have Dwight in the Conferance room than Jim.

he made snap judgements, and knew NOTHING about his staff.


and LOL @ charles telling Dwight and Jim:

"you're both morons"

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and Dwight will have even lost his Assistant ( to the ) Regional Manager title.

but it was a needed transitional episode

details to come later. in a rush *jumps in shower*

I agree that it was a necessary episode, and so lovely to Michael get a little of his confidence back. I'll be he's going to be a BEAST in the next episodes. lol

I love seeing Michael come out on top (That's what she said) or when they make him a believable character as opposed to a mere charactature (did I spell that right?).

I love seeing Michael come out on top (That's what she said) or when they make him a believable character as opposed to a mere charactature (did I spell that right?).

I had to deal with a lost pizza delivery person and missed everything after Michael told David that all he had to do was wait him out.

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I was expecting him to screw up then he went in there with fire about how is Wallace gonna explain to the stockholders why they lost their top clients and how he will just keep on making new paper companies, I was just like yeah, get em Michael! Maybe not one of the most hilarious eps, but extremely well written.

when they show him actually conducting business with clients.



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EVER.

he straight singled out the black dude....lol

best episode ever.

he singled Stanley out cause in the meeting a couple eps ago he caught stanley doing the crossword like he always does, not giving a fuck.

naw dude. There was definitely a racial dynamic to it.


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see the lol.....?

the crosswords, "did I stutter?!", the look on his face. C'mon Stanley doesn't pay attention because he's black and knows what's up about Dunder Mifflin.
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Revealed new deminsions (sp) of all the characters involved. Michael Scott negotiating & landing that big client were the highlights of the eps.
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when that dude looks at dwight in the conference room and is like "you are insane"


jim is like "is he a good apiarist"

dwight "well of course like i would have a bad apiarist"



oh shit all kinds of win in this episode.


ryan : " i never went to thailand, i went to ft lauderdale"

michael : " how was it"

ryan : "it was amazing"



hahahah

he is like a son to me

lol. killin it on every front.

or has jim always been michael inside?

I think it was the Birthday episode.


Jim and Michael were sitting and talking, and Jim said something to the effect of how he didn't plan on being a Salesman at Dunder-Mifflin for the rest of his life.



Michael responded: "I said the same thing."



So basically, they're laying the foundation for Jim to eventually become like Michael, whether he likes it or not. I'm pretty sure that'll happen years down the road off camera, but yeah.

"You don't blame the kid. You blame the 30 yr old that hopped in the passenger seat and said drive. You can do it."
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And the Parks and Recreation that came before it wasn't bad, either, fuckers.
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>And the Parks and Recreation that came before it wasn't bad,
>either, fuckers.

It earned another week or two from me.