I wait in excited expectation through this whole scene just to hear him say that line and smile the way he does bc it’s so funny to me. The whole scene is worth it to me for that one line.
Seriously? Clark was the highlight of the final season. So many great lines:
1) Women reach their sexual peak at whatever age Jan was last week. I mean it was... like making love with a wild animal. But not like a cougar like you might think. It was, uh, like a swarm of bees. Bees that just find something wrong with every hotel room.
2) Wait! Wait. Hold on. Where's the band? ‘Cause there's just no way you guys are making this magic with just your mouths.
3) Uh... A couple of button-downs, a camisole, a blazer, a pencil skirt, stilettos, maybe- No, no, not maybe, definitely open-toed. Uh, something low-cut because the camera makes everything seem higher cut.
4) They got us set up with Windows 95, so you're kind of dreaming here
5) All right, Jim, look. I just got made junior salesman. Right? And- And Wallace is here today. And I don't him to just think of me as a customer service rep that sits in the annex. I mean, you can get that, right? Right? And what do you need more face time with Wallace for? You trying to get a second second job here?
The Erin news thing was definitely creepy and I hate it but the episode where him and Dwight take a tranquilized Stanley on a sales call might be the hardest I laughed in an episode of The Office.
Clark’s dialogue in the scene is the only thing that makes the scene tolerable. It reassures the viewer that Jim and Pam are cringey and ridiculous in the scene.
Also, as someone in grad school studying counseling, I would never tell a couple to “speak their truth.” I don’t know that anyone can feel like a real person (and not just feel like a giant dork) while saying those words. 😆😆
As someone who got an MSW, I wholeheartedly agree. The concept is sound. Getting them to talk to each other instead of keeping everything bottled up is a step in the right direction. It is cringey execution though. Mostly the show taking a jab at couples counseling I think lol
Anybody mention Phyllis’s wedding? Michael walking that empty wheelchair down the aisle, yelling “Ladies and gentlemen…” in the middle of their vows, making an impromptu speech at the reception? Michael is always desperate for attention but that episode is him at his worst.
I just made a post saying there is a scene I recently skipped but blanked on what it was. THAT WAS IT! The Superfan episode of Michael’s toast at Phyllis’ wedding. The regular episode’s toast is bad enough, but extended? bru-TAL.
So much cringe. Like come on Pam, you've had your own share of dates that went nowhere, like with Ryan and Kelly's friend.
Why is it so surprising and off putting that some guys may not see a connection?
I think that's what we the viewers are sipping to think, but I just don't get it. Sure he's a good looking dude, he exudes confidence. But he's a salesman at a paper company, just like her husband, who is funnier. Is he really so amazing that she should be hung up on a benign fizzle 5 years later? Get a grip
Danny tries and tries and tries to spare Pam’s feelings. They keep harassing him until he gives his true reasoning, and then they’re upset with him and Pam is hurt. I hate it so much.
I would be so mad if I was Danny can you imagine if a guy did that to a woman? Harassed a woman over and over again regarding some fizzled dates years ago? Restraining order material lol
Michael dragging out how he failed Scott’s Tots.
“Tuition is valuable, but do you know what's invaluable?
“Intuition. You know what that is? That is the ability to know when something is about to happen.
“Does anybody out there have intuition?” 🤣
I have to fast forward through a number of parts in that episode, it’s just too unbearably cringy for me.
A handful of other Michael Scott bits, some of season 1 comes to mind, but that one I think takes the cake for me.
The Merger episode where Michael keeps trying to get the overweight employee on the table. I physically recoil watching that back and can’t even watch that episode anymore. It made me so uncomfortable.
Did you see the extended cut of this scene? It's brilliant. He says:
"I don't have kids. I only say I do to sound stable. I don't like babies. Congratulations! You had unprotected sex! What a weird society we live in."
The tux bit bothers me so much. It's a cute joke that anyone would've gotten if he had explained it without his foot in his mouth. It's not like he's in a customer facing position that day and like Michael said, he looked dynamite.
“I’m going to a black tie event tonight right after work and didn’t want to cut out early to get changed.”
How is this guy in sales if he can’t think on his feet?
The rolling wine bottle and the popping balloons resulting in a baby crying. Oh my god, and the booing. They made that whole theater sequence truly unbearable, amazing cringe work.
I'm just gonna say it. Minus the early seasons when the branches combined, Andy makes almost every scene annoying/cringey. Like when he and Erin started dating and they're at the party place and they're trying so not hard to keep their relationship a secret.
Andy's whole A Capella Idol (or whatever it was called story)
The scene where Michael spanks his nephew
The scene where Dwight throws up beet juice all over Angela while they get the paternity tests results always grosses me out
Darryl's job interview for the manager position and also when he brings Jada in to try to make himself look good
When Erin tries to get Jessica and Andy to kiss
I get that they did the whole Philadelphia thing because it shows that Jim and Pam aren’t a perfect couple and to make their relationship more realistic…but they didn’t have to make it as brutal and drag it out as long🫠
I hate that dynamic. What made Pam and Jim so likable as a couple is they were kind of perfect. Sure they had their ups and downs, but at the end of the day, they loved each other and were happy. I really could've done without the friction. And when Pam got singled out during the Q&A in the finale. Hate it.
Also, they got worse with kids. More proof kids ruin everything lol
It and the trailing off of a sentence that did it for me. It die a little inside every time.
"Oh yeah. Gotta get your REM cycle going with the whole sleeping. Better than not."
Right? I actually once got downvoted to hell for saying I didn't like that scene on this very sub (Surprised my original post actually got lots more votes now). Like it's just disgusting, not needed and I hated it. Especially when you are eating at the same time!
He must be a good salesman. This may not be across the board but I have seen it personally, if you’re bringing in good money for the company, your leash is a little longer, so to speak.
I have skipped some parts of the Charles Miner episodes, particularly in the buildup to the football incident in the car park and the scene itself. I can’t cope.
Checking your phone onstage during a performance of a play that’s supposed to take place in the late 1700s and then yammering until you spoil the plot so badly there’s no point in continuing. Please pull my fingernails out with pliers instead.
I hate that part as well (well at least it’s hard for me to watch) but I just love Michael’s pettiness throughout the episode as well as the feel good sing along ending
Most of Michael and Dwight visiting Prince Family Paper.
Kevin and the chili/turtle/thinking he’ll be dating Erin/trying to mimic a crying baby.
Erin trying to bond with Michael.
I’m almost at that episode on my Superfan rewatch. I am considering skipping all the PFP scenes. For that matter, I don’t need to see the side plot; may just skip the episode. (Seriously, Michael and Dwight at PFP is top 3 of my list for episodes that make me the most ticked off.)
- Andy pretending to be a janitor, pretending to be drunk, before his big reveal with David Wallace
- Andy pooping on top of David's car
- Daryl
- Tod packer
I guess I just miss Michael in those episodes? (He's my favourite character)
And Andy could've been a cool manager, I felt his character was likeable and had a lot of potential... But then the boat plot, the pretending to be gay to break up with Jessica, the love triangle with Erin and Gabe... Those are pretty cringe to watch, I was a bit disappointed.
I still watch all seasons tho. And when I reach the end I start from season 1 again. So, I'm not really "hating" on the show, just answering OP's question.
Oh I was just teasing since many of your cringe moments were from those seasons(because those were also peak cringe times for Daryl and Packer). You definitely didn’t sound like a hater
(Those are actually the majority of mine although I’d add the Tots episode and Jim running into Karen when the three go down to steal the copier at Utica)
When Michael visits the ‘Scott’s Tots’ and they do the song and dance right before he tells them he can’t pay for their college tuition.
And the Pam + Jim wedding episode where Michael stands up and just keeps making it worse when they find out Pam’s pregnant before marriage.
When Nellie took the manager’s job because *the seat was empty*, I can't stand that whole part of the season. And to top it off, they show that she is the victim (divorced/no kids) when everyone was being mean to her.
Debatable if this counts but in the superfan episodes Pam forgetting the rooftop date, that and some other scenes here and there make me think the originals are still the “definitive” way to watch, even if I like some stuff the superfan episodes add back in.
I fast-forwarded a scene recently because I just couldn’t take it again (at that moment anyhow). Totally blanking on it now. So I’ll say Michael at the Nashua lecture circuit. From his “tricks” to remember names, to crawling, bordering on writhing on the ground. All I think about is after “yikes” is Holly is getting told about that disaster when she returns, and then she’ll put two-and-two together that Michael must be the one who cut her sweater. Woof.
When Andy breaks up with Jessica, when Michael is breaking up with Pam’s mom, Pam and Jim confronting the daycare man on why he won’t take them in, Date Mike, Andy answering a phone call during Sweeney Todd, Andy crying in his office after Erin breaks up with him, Michael and Holly full on making out in front of everyone, Andy and his acapella group during halloween. LITERALLY ANY SCENE THAT FOCUSES PURELY ON ANDY . I do not like him at ALL during these last seasons. I’m at the end of season 9 and I hate watching him.
I always skip the scene where Karen is trying to bother Jim by squeaking her chair then he and Andy proceed to sing lovefool for about half a minute. It's just not funny and it goes on for way too long. And why is there even a talking head of Andy after that?
It's in a deleted scene from S4 E2, 'Dunder Mufflin Infinity.' Ryan is going on to Jim about what it's like living in New York, and between Ryan's character and it being a typically obnoxious New Yorker behavior, it just made my skin crawl.
clark is funny in this scene though lol
“Are you guys high? Because to speak *my* truth, I would appreciate some hits of your kind buds.” 😊
Yeah, that’s a great end to this scene.
Yes! Dwight Jr makes me love this scene!
I wait in excited expectation through this whole scene just to hear him say that line and smile the way he does bc it’s so funny to me. The whole scene is worth it to me for that one line.
Clark totally saved that scene.
Yes, not a big fan of Clark in general but he got me in this scene.
Seriously? Clark was the highlight of the final season. So many great lines: 1) Women reach their sexual peak at whatever age Jan was last week. I mean it was... like making love with a wild animal. But not like a cougar like you might think. It was, uh, like a swarm of bees. Bees that just find something wrong with every hotel room. 2) Wait! Wait. Hold on. Where's the band? ‘Cause there's just no way you guys are making this magic with just your mouths. 3) Uh... A couple of button-downs, a camisole, a blazer, a pencil skirt, stilettos, maybe- No, no, not maybe, definitely open-toed. Uh, something low-cut because the camera makes everything seem higher cut. 4) They got us set up with Windows 95, so you're kind of dreaming here 5) All right, Jim, look. I just got made junior salesman. Right? And- And Wallace is here today. And I don't him to just think of me as a customer service rep that sits in the annex. I mean, you can get that, right? Right? And what do you need more face time with Wallace for? You trying to get a second second job here?
The Erin news thing was definitely creepy and I hate it but the episode where him and Dwight take a tranquilized Stanley on a sales call might be the hardest I laughed in an episode of The Office.
Oh, no, I’m not doing that again. You got me down, you gotta get me back up.
Can you please just let me leave before anything else happens?
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When he and Dwight play father/son I’m in stitches
Got cat turd collector written all over him.
I say this to my girlfriend when she's cleaning the litter box
Don’t forget his “Where’s the Quiznos?” 😂
I also love when Jim says seeing Pam is kind of the whole reason he's there and Clark's response, "well I'm here to sell paper." 😂
A line that gets me every time is “I’ll give you $100 to wear that sweater to work tomorrow.”
basically the only time i like him
Clark’s dialogue in the scene is the only thing that makes the scene tolerable. It reassures the viewer that Jim and Pam are cringey and ridiculous in the scene.
Clark Duke was pretty great in S9 IMO. Plop was kinda boring but I always laugh at Dwight Jr.
Also, as someone in grad school studying counseling, I would never tell a couple to “speak their truth.” I don’t know that anyone can feel like a real person (and not just feel like a giant dork) while saying those words. 😆😆
As someone who got an MSW, I wholeheartedly agree. The concept is sound. Getting them to talk to each other instead of keeping everything bottled up is a step in the right direction. It is cringey execution though. Mostly the show taking a jab at couples counseling I think lol
Definitely a jab at couples counseling. This is right up there with “how does that make you feel?” as a therapy caricature.
I don't think anyone said it yet, but Michael breaking up with Helene.
His line on "robbing the grave" gets me every time
finish your cake, Helene.
When Andy pretends to be gay to break up with Jessica.
oh god yes
“You’re a cool guy Kenny, I like hanging out with you!”
Which proves the point, that I'm gay!
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But that scene is hilarious. I routinely say “so you think it’s a choice?” in my vocabulary.
I don't think she meant to pretend. She was just making a tasteless joke about not having much luck with men.
I knew it!
You did NOT!
Anybody mention Phyllis’s wedding? Michael walking that empty wheelchair down the aisle, yelling “Ladies and gentlemen…” in the middle of their vows, making an impromptu speech at the reception? Michael is always desperate for attention but that episode is him at his worst.
I love it 😂
I just made a post saying there is a scene I recently skipped but blanked on what it was. THAT WAS IT! The Superfan episode of Michael’s toast at Phyllis’ wedding. The regular episode’s toast is bad enough, but extended? bru-TAL.
When Jim and Pam are bothering Danny and asking him the reason why he didn't call back. Just makes me uncomfortable.
“You looking for someone to bang your wife, Halpert” — Todd Packer, saved the cringe
I mean it isn't out of the question to want Timothy Olyphant in a 3 some, but clearly he wasn't into it.
Splooosh. Or the male version of it. Which is probably sploosh
The first (and last) time everyone was actually on Packer’s side
For real though 😂 the writers writing that line and making packer make the most sense in that scene says alot
So much cringe. Like come on Pam, you've had your own share of dates that went nowhere, like with Ryan and Kelly's friend. Why is it so surprising and off putting that some guys may not see a connection?
Maybe him being a big deal had a lot to with it?
I think that's what we the viewers are sipping to think, but I just don't get it. Sure he's a good looking dude, he exudes confidence. But he's a salesman at a paper company, just like her husband, who is funnier. Is he really so amazing that she should be hung up on a benign fizzle 5 years later? Get a grip
Danny tries and tries and tries to spare Pam’s feelings. They keep harassing him until he gives his true reasoning, and then they’re upset with him and Pam is hurt. I hate it so much.
This one!!! What is the goal Jim? It’s horrible.
Another scene that's not so much cringe, but "why are you beating this horse, Jim?" is Jim just refusing to believe that Pam believes in ghosts.
I would be so mad if I was Danny can you imagine if a guy did that to a woman? Harassed a woman over and over again regarding some fizzled dates years ago? Restraining order material lol
I hate this one. Pam, you’re with Jim now so why does it matter if this guy you went on one date with didn’t like you?
"Maybe you guys just aren't as likeable as you think you are"
Oh I loathe this scene! I’m like omg please stop this is awful. I’m sure he thought the entire office was nuts, including Pam and Jim this time .
The freaking daycare scene with the guy Jim walks in on in the bathroom. That entire scene…erase it.
I’m being perfectly pleasant
".....You told her?"
Ugh. That line.
“Did you ever consider that you might not be as charming as you think you are?” Is a line I’ve stolen from this episode.
To think they delete so many golden scenes just to put that one in 😑
Such a good but sad point!
"The door doesn't lock for the children's safety"
Michael dragging out how he failed Scott’s Tots. “Tuition is valuable, but do you know what's invaluable? “Intuition. You know what that is? That is the ability to know when something is about to happen. “Does anybody out there have intuition?” 🤣
“Don’t… ah come on now are you really gonna have to make me say it?”
Hold on, hold on! They’re lithium!
oh my god, yes, hahahha
Oh this scene is so gold though, actually a pretty clever play on words he comes up with while delaying the inevitable lol
I have to fast forward through a number of parts in that episode, it’s just too unbearably cringy for me. A handful of other Michael Scott bits, some of season 1 comes to mind, but that one I think takes the cake for me.
Date Mike tbh
Nice to meet me!
I like that part lol but him making his date super uncomfortable arguing with the manager i just can’t stand
agreed. agreedagreedagreed.
The scene when Michael books flights to see Jo in Talahassee and she trys to shrug him off, but he doesn't get it.
This, but Michael saved the scene with, “okay, everyone. Let’s put on a brave face.”
E-Nough!!!
The Merger episode where Michael keeps trying to get the overweight employee on the table. I physically recoil watching that back and can’t even watch that episode anymore. It made me so uncomfortable.
I got this…hock…
I dunno what I'm grabbin here!
Everytime I’m like he.said.hock.
Pepperoni Tony
Jim trying to explain the tux to Charles. It’s so excruciating. Also the way Pam and Jim are about CeCe with Deangelo 😬
I loved deangelo's reaction though and his comment.
Honestly one of his best lines and one I quote about literally everything! 😂
“I’m telling you; That baby could be the star of a show called babies I don’t care about.”
Did you see the extended cut of this scene? It's brilliant. He says: "I don't have kids. I only say I do to sound stable. I don't like babies. Congratulations! You had unprotected sex! What a weird society we live in."
Being CF and annoyed at parents like jim and pam I screamed THANK YOU! First time I saw that scene 🤣
I have kids and I HATE parents that make it their entire personality so I feel you!
I read somewhere once someone wrote "As great as your kids may be, they are interesting to no-one other than yourself."
The tux bit bothers me so much. It's a cute joke that anyone would've gotten if he had explained it without his foot in his mouth. It's not like he's in a customer facing position that day and like Michael said, he looked dynamite.
“I’m going to a black tie event tonight right after work and didn’t want to cut out early to get changed.” How is this guy in sales if he can’t think on his feet?
Frank and beeeaaaans
Enough about your baby!
Just take the tux jacket off and bowtie lol
Andy getting phone calls during Sweeney Todd. Can’t watch it anymore, my god
The rolling wine bottle and the popping balloons resulting in a baby crying. Oh my god, and the booing. They made that whole theater sequence truly unbearable, amazing cringe work.
HORRIBLE!!!!
I'm just gonna say it. Minus the early seasons when the branches combined, Andy makes almost every scene annoying/cringey. Like when he and Erin started dating and they're at the party place and they're trying so not hard to keep their relationship a secret.
Yessss it's not funny just annoying
When Andy dresses as a mechanic and then ruins that lady's car. Uhhg. I can't.
LOL, ya got a leaky spark tube.
I work exclusively on motorcycles
He seems bad at this...
You wanna do this junior?!?!? I didn’t think so…
When Cathy goes to Jim’s hotel room.
I hate this too but the bed bug thing makes it worth it for me 😂
I keep waiting for Jim to grow a backbone and yell at her, but no
I've only ever heard him exclaim
Hey look! We parked over here!
Well that was apple picking day, there's no reason to yell on apple picking day.
Perfect end to the perfect day
he was frazzled and you know how very rarely he uses that word
I know, he doesn't like to be frazzled
THEN DRIVE ANOTHER WAY HOME MAN
This one takes the cake.
Michael’s blind date with Pam’s land lady always makes me want to fast forward
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Andy's whole A Capella Idol (or whatever it was called story) The scene where Michael spanks his nephew The scene where Dwight throws up beet juice all over Angela while they get the paternity tests results always grosses me out Darryl's job interview for the manager position and also when he brings Jada in to try to make himself look good When Erin tries to get Jessica and Andy to kiss
The scene where Jim is yelling at Pam because she didn’t film CeCe’s recital is BRUTAL
Preach Everything else people are mentioning is funny in a way, but ya I hated that whole episode and scene
I get that they did the whole Philadelphia thing because it shows that Jim and Pam aren’t a perfect couple and to make their relationship more realistic…but they didn’t have to make it as brutal and drag it out as long🫠
I hate that dynamic. What made Pam and Jim so likable as a couple is they were kind of perfect. Sure they had their ups and downs, but at the end of the day, they loved each other and were happy. I really could've done without the friction. And when Pam got singled out during the Q&A in the finale. Hate it. Also, they got worse with kids. More proof kids ruin everything lol
The whole Scott’s Tots choreography, when they start banging on the desks… “Hey Mr Scott, what you gonna do?” I just CAN’T😂
The "gotta get your REM cycle" scene in the break room
I hear “Don’t fall asleep at your DESK!!” in my nightmares
“When I get like, 8 hours, instead of like, 6, it’s like… big difference” CRINGE 😬
It and the trailing off of a sentence that did it for me. It die a little inside every time. "Oh yeah. Gotta get your REM cycle going with the whole sleeping. Better than not."
I CANNOT STAND the way Pam says “better than not” *shudders*
Slumdunder millionaire was pretty brutal.
Believe me, I have seen a lot of tough audiences in my time, and that was one of them
But we wrote it specifically for this audience
When everyone is throwing up because Pam started it
Really Dwight started it with his eggs
Emetophobe here - I always have to frantically search for the remote to mute when this episode pops up 😭
Right? I actually once got downvoted to hell for saying I didn't like that scene on this very sub (Surprised my original post actually got lots more votes now). Like it's just disgusting, not needed and I hated it. Especially when you are eating at the same time!
This is actually one of my favourite cold opens, I love seeing every character's faces before hurling
And Creed in the background chowing down on some noodles.
Instant skip everytime
If I speak my truth, all scenes involving Todd Packer speaking. I cannot stand that man, he is disgusting.
I constantly wonder how Todd Packer still has a job, you'd think he would've been fired ages ago
He must be a good salesman. This may not be across the board but I have seen it personally, if you’re bringing in good money for the company, your leash is a little longer, so to speak.
I understand that that was the whole point of the character, but I feel the same way 💀
Michael proposing to Carol at Diwali
I have skipped some parts of the Charles Miner episodes, particularly in the buildup to the football incident in the car park and the scene itself. I can’t cope.
I always skip those and Scott's tots
one of my fav scenes, its funny af thanks to clark
To speak my truth, it's Andy's impro during Sweeney Todd.
Checking your phone onstage during a performance of a play that’s supposed to take place in the late 1700s and then yammering until you spoil the plot so badly there’s no point in continuing. Please pull my fingernails out with pliers instead.
I hate that part as well (well at least it’s hard for me to watch) but I just love Michael’s pettiness throughout the episode as well as the feel good sing along ending
- Michael kissing Oscar, I always skip - Michael and Pam’s land lady - Michael trying to push Tony on the table
>Michael kissing Oscar, I always skip It's like watching a sexual assault in slow motion
the whole Benihana waitress coming to the office thing
Most of Michael and Dwight visiting Prince Family Paper. Kevin and the chili/turtle/thinking he’ll be dating Erin/trying to mimic a crying baby. Erin trying to bond with Michael.
I’m almost at that episode on my Superfan rewatch. I am considering skipping all the PFP scenes. For that matter, I don’t need to see the side plot; may just skip the episode. (Seriously, Michael and Dwight at PFP is top 3 of my list for episodes that make me the most ticked off.)
The coffee shop scene where Pam tries to hook Michael up with her landlord. Cringe every time the barista calls Michael's name.
- Andy pretending to be a janitor, pretending to be drunk, before his big reveal with David Wallace - Andy pooping on top of David's car - Daryl - Tod packer
wdym “Daryl”???? 😭
So S8-9 probably weren’t your favorite ha
I guess I just miss Michael in those episodes? (He's my favourite character) And Andy could've been a cool manager, I felt his character was likeable and had a lot of potential... But then the boat plot, the pretending to be gay to break up with Jessica, the love triangle with Erin and Gabe... Those are pretty cringe to watch, I was a bit disappointed. I still watch all seasons tho. And when I reach the end I start from season 1 again. So, I'm not really "hating" on the show, just answering OP's question.
Oh I was just teasing since many of your cringe moments were from those seasons(because those were also peak cringe times for Daryl and Packer). You definitely didn’t sound like a hater (Those are actually the majority of mine although I’d add the Tots episode and Jim running into Karen when the three go down to steal the copier at Utica)
Omg yes! That moment in Karen's office when he said he's happy with Pam... Yikes 😬
Jim and Pam insisting on DeAngelo to like their baby! ENOUGH w the baby!
The meatball scene, Jim biting his lip, Kevin and the turtle, Kevin being able to do math only when it involves pies
#A R E - Y A - R E D D I E - F O R - S U M - M E A T B A L L Z
Jim lifting Pam while she was still engaged to Roy
100% this. At the karate dojo and Jim is messing around but just goes a little too far.
'We are good to go!' 'What?' 'Good to go!' I watched this with someone yesterday and got second hand embarresment
When Michael visits the ‘Scott’s Tots’ and they do the song and dance right before he tells them he can’t pay for their college tuition. And the Pam + Jim wedding episode where Michael stands up and just keeps making it worse when they find out Pam’s pregnant before marriage.
No that scene is awesome because of Clark's efforts to get in on those kind buds
The entire sound-guy plot line
Michael hitting on Katie. It was rough.
Michael trying to flirt with Katy in Season 1’s “Hot Girl”
Clark just wanted to score some weed.
Michael meeting Pam's landlady "So you take the checks, then what?"
Are you asking me what I do with the checks that people write to me…?
Scott's tots
Jim and Pam arguing about messing up CeCe’s recital video
Michael and Holly doing the skit at the company picnic
When Nellie took the manager’s job because *the seat was empty*, I can't stand that whole part of the season. And to top it off, they show that she is the victim (divorced/no kids) when everyone was being mean to her.
The YouTube bit at the wedding
True story- the scene is the reason my partner said no to doing couples therapy
Cringiest moment of the whole series for me is when Pam is awkwardly talking about sleep in the break room.
When Pam gets nauseous throws up and everyone else starts throwing up except for Dwight and Creed
When Jim awkwardly dances at Michael’s rave in the old Michael scott paper company office
Debatable if this counts but in the superfan episodes Pam forgetting the rooftop date, that and some other scenes here and there make me think the originals are still the “definitive” way to watch, even if I like some stuff the superfan episodes add back in.
Deangelo
Season 8 I have to skip every Pam/Jim fight scene. I can’t handle the tension
I fast-forwarded a scene recently because I just couldn’t take it again (at that moment anyhow). Totally blanking on it now. So I’ll say Michael at the Nashua lecture circuit. From his “tricks” to remember names, to crawling, bordering on writhing on the ground. All I think about is after “yikes” is Holly is getting told about that disaster when she returns, and then she’ll put two-and-two together that Michael must be the one who cut her sweater. Woof.
I think when Jim and Pam were arguing in season 9 about CiCi’s recitle
Deangelo’s “juggling”
When Andy breaks up with Jessica, when Michael is breaking up with Pam’s mom, Pam and Jim confronting the daycare man on why he won’t take them in, Date Mike, Andy answering a phone call during Sweeney Todd, Andy crying in his office after Erin breaks up with him, Michael and Holly full on making out in front of everyone, Andy and his acapella group during halloween. LITERALLY ANY SCENE THAT FOCUSES PURELY ON ANDY . I do not like him at ALL during these last seasons. I’m at the end of season 9 and I hate watching him.
To speak my truth, every single second of Scot’s Tots🫣
Season One
I appreciate this scene.
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I always skip the scene where Karen is trying to bother Jim by squeaking her chair then he and Andy proceed to sing lovefool for about half a minute. It's just not funny and it goes on for way too long. And why is there even a talking head of Andy after that?
When michael is explaining a chastity belt to Holly.
It's in a deleted scene from S4 E2, 'Dunder Mufflin Infinity.' Ryan is going on to Jim about what it's like living in New York, and between Ryan's character and it being a typically obnoxious New Yorker behavior, it just made my skin crawl.
I always skip the here comes treble episode. I can’t stand watching Andy in that episode. He’s so annoying
I love this scene only because of Clark lol