>it's an office party episode
>again
isn't that the point?
that very little productivity comes from the office.
>>67057463
the episodes themselves are very formulaic, plus the company is actually surprisingly productive
>Kevin
Discuss
>>67057615
>the episodes themselves are very formulaic
well it's not really a complex show
>>67057405
Those are consistently the best episodes.
>>67057681
It seems to find enough content for the first 4 or 5 seasons, party episodes just seem like filler most of the time though
>>67057626
>creed
>not www.creedthoughts.gov.www\creedthoughts
>>67057626
Kelly is Twitter
Jims ESPN or some fantasy league site
other than bretty gewd
Did todd packer get away with literally everything?
>>67057405
>it's a Dinner Party episode
>THAT ONE NIGHT
>>67057781
>Jim is seen commiting home robbery
>>67057779
Until he was fired.
>>67057731
kek
is there a more hilariously depressing character than ryan?
>>67057405
those were comfy as fuck
>>67057999
Ryan lived the NYC dream, fell from grace and later cuckd a doctor out of his fiancee running off to parts unknown.
Most other employees had far more depressing lives.
>>67057860
Dwight brings his own food and starts eating before the main dish is served
>>67058128
I forgot about the final where he's a complete scumbag
but before that he was working in a bowling alley and stealing bowling shoes, before getting saved by Micheal
>>67057626
Is Dwight Liveleak?
>>67058163
>his wine glasses fit an entire bottle of fucking wine each
>its a jim and pam wont stop talking about their fucking kids episode
>>67058294
You mean Peepa?
>>67058253
>his and his former nanny's relationship is purely carnal
>>67058294
I enjoyed the bit where they were called out on it by the current manager
good shit
>>67057626
Change Gabe to /a/ and it's pretty accurate.
>It's the US version
>>67057626
I don't see wuphf.com anywhere
