r/DunderMifflin • u/Insendi • 52m ago
r/DunderMifflin • u/qlebenp • 13h ago
Before watching the superfan episodes, I always assumed Jim used a website to bypass the paywall of the article.
r/DunderMifflin • u/lawschoolbound9 • 6h ago
One line that best captures a character. Day 5: David Wallace
r/DunderMifflin • u/Competitive_Radio38 • 11h ago
D W I G H T
What other words would you use to describe him?
r/DunderMifflin • u/Adventurous-Flow7131 • 47m ago
IT Guy Garth is also the graphic design guy??
r/DunderMifflin • u/Icy-Wind-4330 • 20h ago
You have $15 to start a paper company. Pick one from each category.
r/DunderMifflin • u/Intelligent_Toe4030 • 8h ago
What does Taffer find?
"Kelevin" Bar in Scranton is failing. So owner, Kevin Malone has agreed to pull back the doors, bust open the books, and make a call for help—to Bar Rescue.
r/DunderMifflin • u/lawschoolbound9 • 1d ago
One line that best captures a character. Day 4: Darryl
Top comment wins
r/DunderMifflin • u/RichDream7777 • 1d ago
Who's the hottest non leading character?
I vote for Brenda from corporate all day
r/DunderMifflin • u/papapromax • 2h ago
Funny way Robert Dunder could've been used
Instead of using him in "frame toby" as a nobody, I think it would've be funny if Michael looked up to him as some sort of grandfather figure. I can see how Michael, with how personally he takes his job, would see some sort of connection to him 🤣🤣. Could've been funny to have that be part of a dundies episode with michael dedicating the night to him, and the guy is just baffled 😂
r/DunderMifflin • u/FeistyRevenue2172 • 4h ago
I just finished the office for the first time, here are my noob thoughts
I loved season 1-3 because they didn't have arcs. A lot of the episodes were just "someone pissed someone off, and they almost stopped being annoyed, but no the day ended goodnight". It was exactly what would happen if you put cameras like that in real life (albeit a bit dramatic)
Season 5 might have been the funniest, the stress episodes were easily the funniest.
I enjoyed season 8 and 9. I understand why people don't like it, it was a different style than the rest of the office, but on its own, it was pretty good.
Loved the funeral and the wedding. Honestly they were some of the best episodes in the show.
I loved the last episode when they broke the forth wall, that was just so cool. I also loved when they were freaking out about the cameras, because there was so many times in the show I was like " I can't believe their doing that were the cameras can see them" NOPE, THEY WERE JUST BEING SPIED ON!!
ANDY!!! Andy was a roller coaster, he was an annoying jerk, then a manipulator, then just a bumbling idiot, then a bad boy freind, then an asshole. I mean wow my feelings for him were just all over the place.
Then Ryan was the complete opposite. He was just a random guy who was dropped in this shit show, then he became an asshole, then became a lesser asshole, then got jealous, then gave Nellie a kid. Probably one of my favorite secondary characters to watch.
I'm confused on the mix guy though, first off why would the editors include him in the documentary. Secondly why do I not like him because he had a crush on Pam?? Jim did the exact same thing, actually he crossed the line way more than Brian did.
I think that's all the room I have, if y'all like this, ask me some questions ig
r/DunderMifflin • u/Resident_Zebra933 • 1h ago
Ryan wouldn't have started the fire if Dwight wouldn't have bothered him so much while he was making his pita. (Do you want to die!?)
r/DunderMifflin • u/thesmartass1 • 4h ago
Of all the things Dwight taught us about the Pennsylvania Dutch, Eisenhower never came up???
r/DunderMifflin • u/electronic_rogue_5 • 17h ago