This sounds like an interesting episode
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This sounds like an interesting episode
Was that Harry from Mad Men talking to Pam?
"Dwight get out of my Nook!"
'That's what she said, that's what she said!"
"Dwight get out of my Nook!"
'That's what she said, that's what she said!"
Yes it was. He's appeared before this season already.
I thought so. I never got a good enough look at him before today. They sure do look different when they're not in their Mad Men gear.
Wow, people went to one of Kelly's parties.
I was SO sure Ryan had convinced Kelly to give Dwight and Jim bad reviews in order to advance in the company again. I'm disappointed that wasn't what happened.
I may regret asking this, but would someone explain "That's what she said" to me? I only started watching last season, and I know it's something Michael says frequently, but I don't get the context. Or rather, I think I might get the context, but I'd like to be sure.
I hate Angela more with each passing week. She is being so cruel to Andy.
Jim & Pam's bluetooth adventures was really fun, and heart-tugging at the end there. I don't trust Alex's motives at all, though. He knows Pam has a fiancée, and he should just lay off trying to put a wedge between them. I swear, if the writers mess up Jim and Pam, I'm done with this show. For ONCE, just ONCE I want to see a TV couple that should work out ACTUALLY work out. I'm tired of investing in relationships and having the writers blow them up in my face.
I may regret asking this, but would someone explain "That's what she said" to me? I only started watching last season, and I know it's something Michael says frequently, but I don't get the context. Or rather, I think I might get the context, but I'd like to be sure.
I hate Angela more with each passing week. She is being so cruel to Andy.
Jim & Pam's bluetooth adventures was really fun, and heart-tugging at the end there. I don't trust Alex's motives at all, though. He knows Pam has a fiancée, and he should just lay off trying to put a wedge between them. I swear, if the writers mess up Jim and Pam, I'm done with this show. For ONCE, just ONCE I want to see a TV couple that should work out ACTUALLY work out. I'm tired of investing in relationships and having the writers blow them up in my face.
Indeed.
thought the Angela/Dwight/Andy thing is pretty funny . . . but yeah, don't mess with Jim and Pam
I tried to record this episode last night only to find that my 14yr old VCR has given up. Time to further delve into the 21st century and get a DVR.
I'm reading the thread and living vicariously so please keep posting! :-D
I'm reading the thread and living vicariously so please keep posting! :-D
It's not that surprising, everyone went to her Dwali celebration in season 3.
I feel sorry for Andy...he is a pretty decent guy and is getting screwed but not in the good way.
I'm a trusting guy so I don't think Alex is out to steal Pam but is instead just a friend that is looking out for her. Not everything a guy does is directed towards having sex with a pretty lady.
It's a juvenile (but fun) joke to make when someone says unintentionally something that could be perceived as an innuendo or double entendre. It fits perfectly with Michael's sense of humor, and has apparently spread to the rest of the office. He himself inherited from David Brent of the original "Office," was was partial to the British version, "As the actress said to the Bishop."
Or, as Wikipedia explains it in an entry that's far less hilarious than I remember:
Urban Dictionary's explanation is a bit more fun.
ETA: ^Got it. I wasn't wrong. Didn't know it was such a broad-reaching "thing" though.
If you have a decent connection, the full episode is available to view both on NBC.com and Hulu.com. That 21st century thing does have its perks.
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Last night's episode was great. Loved Pam's giddiness at "that's what she said." Also, the whole scene between Dwight and "William M. Buttlicker" was priceless. That one had me cracking up.
That was my favorite part. I liked how Michael seemed completely oblivious to Jim's tomfoolery.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKds1O7t-IU
The deleted scenes. For once I feel these were good to be taken out
http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/video/clips/customer-survey-deleted-scene-1/817001/
http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/video/clips/customer-survey-clip-two/820962/
http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/video/clips/customer-survey-deleted-scene-1/817001/
http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/video/clips/customer-survey-clip-two/820962/
Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
He didn't when it came to Kelly. Gads, she's an annoying bitch.
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