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Favorite Scene from the Office

Faith Murray

The first day my friend conscripted me to watch The Office, I remember thinking – hey, that's my coworker! (I can say that because my coworker no longer works here, lol.)

This happened again the other day as we discussed emergency preparedness issues and someone suggested crawling up into the drop ceiling to hide in case of an intruder. Sudden flashback to Oscar's escape in the fire drill scene.

For all you Office lovers out there – what scene from the show most speaks to you? ?

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Barbara Kunkel

Just another reminder that I need to watch Office. I have only heard good comments on the show. Thanks!

Marie Stark

I'm a fan of the original British the office.

Faith Murray

@Marie Stark what's your favorite scene from the British version? Share it with us so we can google it and be won over to the other side. ?

Marie Stark

I remember one episode where there was some kind of staff training, I think? David pulled out his guitar and started singing and totally derailed the training.

Elizabeth Perron

I love the Office and have scenes run through my head that parallel work all the time?. My favorite scene is when Dwight gets pumped for his annual review by dancing to some rocking music with his jam box in the stairwell.

Heather MacKenzie

Am I the only one who can't stand that show? I couldn't even make it through one season because it's just so stupid to me.

Faith Murray

LOL, @Heather MacKenzie! I didn't want to like the show. I considered the humor crude. (I grew up in a family that reveled in word puns and blacklisted shows like the Simpsons and South Park.) But when my friend convinced me to watch an episode or two and I actually recognized one of my coworkers on there, I suddenly appreciated it as an extreme hyperbole of real office dynamics. My husband hasn't gotten into it, though. So I can relate where you're coming from!

Heather MacKenzie

Faith Murray:
LOL, @Heather MacKenzie! I didn't want to like the show. I considered the humor crude. (I grew up in a family that reveled in word puns and blacklisted shows like the Simpsons and South Park.) But when my friend convinced me to watch an episode or two and I actually recognized one of my coworkers on there, I suddenly appreciated it as an extreme hyperbole of real office dynamics. My husband hasn't gotten into it, though. So I can relate where you're coming from!

I can also see former co-workers in it, but it's just not funny to me! LOL Like you, my family was hugely into wordplay and puns, so I thought I was going to like it.

Tina Pappas

Does anyone remember when Dwight was getting faxes from his future self?

Regina Holten

After a heart health incident (can't remember the malady), Stanley returns to the office. Clearly Stanley finds his boss Michael Scott anxiety producing. First day back, Michael holds some kind of team building exercise that requires him to monitor the heart rate of participants. And of course Michael is very annoying the the exercise is annoying - and when he approaches Stanley with the heart monitor it beeps faster and faster. NO IDEA WHY and this was probably from like an episodes super early on, but the visual of this STILL MAKES me laff. My hubs who DEARLY LOVES the British version and holds it above anything and everything - admits SOME of the American Office is good. So many great actors. The Stanley actor just slays every episode - love him so much.

Regina Holten

LOVED when Dwight was caught working on his avatar post break up. Funniest thing ever…

Regina Holten

OMG my husband LOVES the British office - when we started dating he was like you gotta see it!!!!!!!! And it was probably like his twentieth viewing and he was cracking up - I loved it too, but started with the American Office which just kills me there are so many sweet moments of humor - and great actors….but I do admit I almost enjoy hearing my husband die in hysterics whenever David whips out that guitar…

Jennifer Vincent

Faith Murray:
The first day my friend conscripted me to watch The Office, I remember thinking – hey, that's my coworker! (I can say that because my coworker no longer works here, lol.)
This happened again the other day as we discussed emergency preparedness issues and someone suggested crawling up into the drop ceiling to hide in case of an intruder. Sudden flashback to Oscar's escape in the fire drill scene.
For all you Office lovers out there – what scene from the show most speaks to you? ?

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Mary Miller

This is also my favorite scene! I could watch this episode a million times and still laugh!

Amy Barker

@Faith Murray my favorite scene is when they beat up the printer! ?