I know he likes to correct people and inject himself into conversations, but was it really a revelation that Oscar can sometimes be wrong? Just because he’s sure of himself doesn’t mean he’s always right.
Maybe we were supposed to laugh at how he used his time — I didn’t — but what did Jim actually gain by editing Jo’s book and calling Gabe? Why didn’t he spend his time working on the problem at hand?
What happened to Phyllis? Was it Bob? Because the nice, sweet lady in the office has gone super-freaky … did anyone not feel uncomfortable hearing about her and Bob seeing one another naked for the first time?
Why did Pam and Jim feel as if they couldn’t set the record straight about their private reception? Would they have been worse off uninviting — but not starving — the majority of the parishioners?
I’m sure there are many reasons why Steve Carell is leaving, but his costume last night made me hope that he isn’t letting his recent movie success go to his head. Never forget the utter failure of ‘MacGruber’!
In the race for Michael Scott’s branch manager slot, no current employee seems to have taken an early lead. Might the company look to go with an outside hire? Was that Timothy Olyphant’s audition?
It’s great that Pam intervened before Michael pursued his cancer theory, but where was she when he started following the herpes theory to its inevitable conclusion? The latter seems a lot more damaging to others, no?
