The curiosity over the contents of that will never ebb. Also, what a missed opportunity that NBC didn’t instantly publish a version of Michael’s diary for the masses. In a lot of ways, this episode feels connected to the hurricane of domestic dysfunction that came in “The Dinner Party,” giving us another glimpse at the toxicity of this pairing. Michael’s former boss and current girlfriend, Jan, sees her plan to take revenge on Dunder Mifflin thwarted by Michael’s poor response to being embarrassed and used by her and her lawyer.
The Deposition (Season 4, Episode 12) NBC Jim’s Scranton exit rightly felt like a major stumbling block for what we all believed was a fated pairing with Pam, but it also challenged Michael’s worldview as a valuable friend and mentor to Jim one that had been given credence by episodes like “Booze Cruise.” In “The Convention,” we see Michael process that (badly) while the various Dunder Mifflin leadership teams meet at a paper convention, leading to a key moment between the two as Jim reveals what was really going on with his aching heart.ģ7. The result of Jim’s response is, quite honestly, why this episode ranks on the list since he almost kills Deangelo with a dare (“The Doctor is IN!”), but while the sight of Ferrell getting nearly decapitated by a rim is memorable, it doesn’t compare to the insane (and inspired) phantom juggling routine that, upon reflection (and with the lengthy reign of Andy Bernard in mind), makes us mourn the fact that we didn’t get a season or two of Deangelo’s bravado and affection for the great American southwest.ģ8. Previously favored office drones find out what it’s like to live outside the sunshine of the Regional Manager’s office and Jim (who made it into Deangelo’s chummy inner circle) gets a lesson in the downside of being an ally when he provides Denagelo with the first real challenge to his operating plan. Workplace regime changes can always be a bit unsettling, but with everyone on the other side of Michael’s long and emotional farewell, things get up-teased to the max thanks to Will Ferrell’s Deangelo Vickers and his efforts to assert his authority. The Inner Circle (Season 7, Episode 23) NBC No wonder people need to check the weather before going outside to talk him down.ģ9. It’s a decent argument when you consider the burden that comes from the chaos Michael breeds, especially in this episode when a harsh lesson on gravity culminates in wavering confidence over the plan to fake jump off a building onto a bouncy house. Michael’s endless quest for respect reaches semi-dangerous levels in this episode as he tries to prove to the warehouse team that the stress and strain of clerical work at Dunder Mifflin compares to being around heavy machinery.
Safety Training (Season 3, Episode 20) NBC We can’t expect a show to continuously operate on a nosebleed level of comedic excellence (though The Office went on a few tears in its early years where it seemed possible) so while it’s critical that you re-watch and binge this show from time to time (it’s on Netflix, at least for the time being) to awaken your appreciation for it, if you just don’t have the time right now, here are the 40 best Office episodes to rewatch first.
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If you’re an Office fan, those stand-out episodes probably involve elaborately planned pranks, fire drills gone wrong, dinner party disasters, and a B-list action film that just happens to take place within a TV show. Maybe they stand out because a beloved background character gets a chance to shine or a will-they-won’t-they couple finally makes good on some built up sexual tension.
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It’s said that truly good TV shows age like fine wine, but even with a series as masterfully done and phenomenally funny as The Office, certain episodes tend to rise above the rest.
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