One thing left out of the “Pam didn’t fail art school” theory that adds importance is that you don’t “find out” from your advisor that you are failing a class. You will know for a while that your grades are bad. I truly believe that she did not fail art school.
The only thing I don’t understand is why she walked out of the building saying “I can’t believe this” to herself before even calling Jim. What was she upset about there?
@@Drakonix115 I think it’s Pam coming to terms with the fact that she’s going to have to lie to Jim. I don’t think Jim would’ve been supportive of her leaving art school to continue their life together, so she was hoping to justify it by visiting her advisor who instead of telling her that she actually was failing, likely told her she would be just fine. Pam is also canonically not a good liar, thats why she sounds to tearful and shocked before calling Jim, but when she tells him that she “failed” she sounds kind of unserious. This is also why she ends the call so tearfully and abruptly, they have a very honest relationship and she can’t handle lying to Jim.
i think that the reason Jan responded like that, is not that she kidnapped that girl, is most likely because she was kinda mad that she can’t sell more candles of her image, so she was bothered that she was found.
Pam also wore a Pratt Art School sweatshirt later in the series. Why would you wear the sweatshirt of a School you failed out of? Wouldn't that be a reminder of your failure?
What I love about the theory of Pam/Meredith is that if you eliminate the sci-fi part, it's just good writing. The Office never shows too much information about personal lives of its characters, so to show Pam's future, the show reflects her character on another one, and that connection is done by making Pam and Roy the only characters to empathize with Jake, Meredith's son.
great comment! you're totally right, I never would have thought about this. I thought the theory was a stretch but when you put it this way it makes a lot of sense.
Mirror characters. A very good technique. The movie train to Busan uses this technique to great effect to many of the supporting cast to show the windows to the protagonist flaw and destiny if he choose the "wrong" or "right" path.
Micheal being a secret genius was very apparent in Jim managing Everybodys Birthday episode. Atleast I think Micheal in casual pajamas almost was too normal for whole Office
*Lesser known office theories #1* Intro - 0:00 #1 Jan the Kidnapper - 0:43 #2 Kevin broke up Karen & Jim -2:30 #3 Meredith is an alternate timeline version of Pam - 4:32 #4 Pam never failed art school - 7:32 #5 The Office: The Reality Show - 10:06 *The Office theories: character secrets* #6 Michael Scott: secret genius - 13:41 #7 Kelevin Malone: secret genius - 19:19 #8 The doc crew kept the branch afloat - 25:25 #9 Creed Bratton: man of secrets - 27:24 *Scranton Strangler video* - 34:00 What we know about the strangler - 35:19 Scranton Strangler Suspects - 39:48 •1. Toby Flenderson - 40:11 •2. Creed Bratton - 47:32 •3. Gabriel Susan Lewis - 52:11 •4. The Lizard King - 57:17 •5. Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration - 1:02:19 •6. Mose Schrute - 1:08:05 •7. Hottest in the office dundie winner Ryan Howard - 1:09:56 •Not a woman - 1:10:32 •8. Andy Bernard - 1:11:33 •9. David Wallace - 1:16:52 •10. Dwight Schrute - 1:21:35 •11. Jim Halbert - 1:25:32 •12. Michael Scott - 1:28:03 *Lesser known office theories #2* - 1:34:03 #10 Show within a show theory - 1:35:08 #11 Radon Poisoning - 1:36:28 #12 Alchohorse - 1:38:14 #13 They’re all dead - 1:40:00 *The Office fan theories the writers: Brent Forrester* - 1:42:07 Brent Forrester Credentials - 1:42:52 The Office writing structure - 1:43:47 #14 Phyllis and Stanley - 1:44:55 #15 Jim affair - 1:46:28 #16 Pam affair - 1:48:31 Revisiting theories with Brent Forrester - 1:51:39 #7-a Kevin Malone: Secret genius - 1:51:45 #6-a Michael Scott: Secret genius - 1:54:22 #8-a The doc crew kept the branch afloat - 1:57:40 #11-a Radon poisoning - 1:59:12 #17-a Everybody is dead(schurverse) - 2:02:02 •2.a Toby Flenderson: Scranton strangler - 2:02:43 *The Schurverse Theory: They were dead the whole time* - 2:07:25 #17 The Schurverse - 2:07:53 #17-b The good place - 2:11:22 #17-c The Afterlife - 2:16:22 *conclusion* - 2:22:16 That was more work than I expected
Well, I had to stop after the second theory set - not because I'm not loving it, but because I want to savor it, much like a fine wine. This is such a fun compilation so far, Chris! I'm looking forward to enjoying it a little at a time.🍷
Pam didn’t fail art school. She found out she’d need to stay longer to make up one class which Jim supported her about. She then decided not to stay longer. She didn’t finish and left early, it’s not that she failed out.
I know the strangler theories are fun, but the guy they booked is the strangler. The whole “he might be innocent” arc kinda solidifies it. Toby goes to try to prove his innocence and gets strangled by the strangler. It gets kinda old all the theories because they all are absurdly speculative
You left scranton and moved to the UK to avoid the cops, and you use your highly trained hands to strangle for fun and paint for youtube shekels. I'm onto you, you strangler!
I’ve always thought the Meredith is pam theory is metaphorical. It’s who she could have become. Also, I love the idea of Mose as the strangler. Imagine, a lone woman walking home at night, she is constantly looking over her shoulder. She sighs as she finally turns the corner. As she continues to walk here comes Mose around the corner doing his strange run and puts her in a headlock. As she passes out, he matter of factly says “goodnight” and runs away.
Personally, I like to think that after Pam’s emotional breakdown during the beach episode, Jim finally stopped and thought about everything that was happening. There she was, putting herself out on the line, when she never really could do so before. That one moment was, to me what sparked it in Jim that she was finally ready and telling him she needed him. I also kinda hate the Pam/Meredith conspiracy. In the end you specifically hear Meredith talk about going to school and getting a degree, and how that was never shown because she was living her “college lifestyle” and the cameras preferred that narrative- which equals to the real world and how we only see what producers want you to see, the narrative can be flipped any way they choose. Imo, Meredith wasn’t entirely trash, she was just having the fun she once missed out on, and in true television style, the truth gets cut.
If you think that was an ‘emotional breakdown’ , I am inclined to believe your emotional intelligence is very limited. She was just being truthful and passionate about something. That was not a breakdown
@@wellthisisinteresting4912 emotional breakdowns vary from person to person. What seems extreme to you, may not be as extreme to me. That’s why personal perception is key when attempting to understand another persons point. To me, yeah that was an emotional breakdown. She came clean with how she was feeling about everything, about how incredibly she hurt she felt over multiple things- what would you describe that as? Because personally, that’s a breakdown of emotions.
The reality show theory is kinda silly even if you only consider the in-universe logic. Everything that gets aired for a show is not everything that gets filmed. It's not like the crew just happened to be there only during the film-worthy antics. They were there for the full 8 or 9 hour workday plus some, every single workday, for ten years and only got 74.5 hours of film-worthy content (the total runtime of the series). They would've had way more if it was staged.
Weird. What if Jan kidnapped the person, but then they just rejected her candles? Her motive would rely on either A) pure luck, or B) mind-control of everyone organizing the vigil to ensure that there would be candles at all, and that they'd choose hers, or C) the ability to perfectly predict the future state of the universe.
I almost feel the pam is meridith one is more symbolic than literal if intentional I do feel Pam did do good at art school the only two bad things I remember her being told about art other than Roy doubt is the light and shadows on the Dunder mifflin painting of the building and saying she failed
Michael's unexpected competence came directly from Ricky Gervais. That trait was absent from the UK version, but series creator Gervais recognized that the US corporate culture wouldn't allow a middle manager to remain in that position if he wasn't successful at his job. Gervais knew the audience would be distracted by the guy not getting fired. The boss could be terrible in every other way, but he had to ultimately succeed in corporate's eyes because he satisfied the bottom line, hence there are several moments in the series where he makes the big sale against the odds. That evolved into other skillsets, such as showing him to have good managerial instincts even though his moment-to-moment persona lacked a filter.
Make videos on each character of the office Popularity Secretes of the character Why you hate and love them What they should have been As they progress as seasons progress Then deep thoughts and final score Kind of a baseball card and stats of each office character
I always thought when Daryl said Bob Vance was buying the warehouse he was just teasing Michael. Daryl frequently pulls his leg for his own amusement ..
Nellys ex was a magician and he feels bad Kevin at the start of an episode trying to save time using few words Creed in the episode where Michael tells lies about everyone. He tells Stanley that creed has asthma and creed says if they find out he won’t be able to scuba anymore
Can i just say about the jim having an affair, thats not actually a theory Its a thing jenna fischer said the writers tried to make happen, then changed their mind so jim was gonna cheat thats why jim and pams relationship is a little rocky in the final season
Was hoping to hear the theory that the doc was actually supposed to be about Dwight but because Michael is such a camera hog that he took the limelight.
I know this is probably just a collection of the theories you've already posted, but I'd love to see you do a video on this silly theory I read that honestly makes a lot of sense... Threat Level Midnight is actually a stealth sequel to the 2008 Get Smart movie... I think you could make at least a youtube shorts video on it... (Edit, I should clarify I made this comment before watching the video, so if you do bring it up, please don't correct me)
For the first theory I always assumed that Jan's reaction was because she was lying about them using her candles and she assumed the girl would not be found or would be found dead (hence the vigil) but the girl was found
I feel like Kevin embezzling is the believable theory. Because he said that’s what he did. And he is good with numbers and risk taking when he wants to be. I’m about 30 minutes in.
I dont think it's much of a theory. Originally Jim was supposed to have an affair with Kathy, and then rekindle his relationship with Pam at the end, but John Krasinski refused to go through with it and convinced the writers to scrap the idea
For Kevin I can see the stealing money and acting dumb to get more TV time going together because he made comments about being rich and he did the eye towards the camera when he would do something dumb
I don’t think Michael is a genius I think the office thrives in spite of Michael not because of him his lax leadership allows the very competent workers to thrive
The reality show theory falls apart cause they could catch wacky things on the fly given the office is a sitcom In sitcom land everyone is overly wacky and flawed
I can see Angela as the Strangler she is high strung and cool under stress now i need to watch and follow her. Living a double life. I mean john lived a Christian life and was killing ppl hell
Also the Jan candle thing doesn't really work if you consider that the family probably didn't purchase more than a few candles. So the incentive for her to kidnap a child is not even there.
Those special homemade candles sell for a high price And you can add some random lore on it saying they help with this and that and increase the price higher😂 Ik because multiple of my very close relatives sell homemade candles
1:10:33 Misogyny is not the lack of including women to be a potential suspect of the Scranton Strangler. This new generation of people (especially men) walking on eggshells is very disgusting & unattractive. Don't be a sheep, be a leader.
im halfway through season 6 of lost and you spoiled the ending for me in the last 30 seconds of this video. i proabably have no right to be as mad at you as i am but im telling you anyway
this dude is VERY lazy. to the point where he blatantly ignores other more plausible possibilities because he does/doesnt like the theory. either that or he is just really dumb
Robert CA was interesting guy, a lot of those dudes that are full of shit hut also smart kinda live a house of cards. I knew a few guys like this. His wife, the house, the job, the name...
Jan definitely kidnapped those kids or paid someone to kidnap them, and then the kidnapper/s felt guilty and released her too early. She probably wanted to start doing that continuously that process of kidnapping kids for a while, then releasing them after they stop buying candles to make money and grow her business Regardless of her doing it herself or paying someone, she DEFINITELY did it, absolutely no questions about that
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One thing left out of the “Pam didn’t fail art school” theory that adds importance is that you don’t “find out” from your advisor that you are failing a class. You will know for a while that your grades are bad. I truly believe that she did not fail art school.
ya I always just thought that it was implied
I never realized this was a theory i thought thats actually what happened
The only thing I don’t understand is why she walked out of the building saying “I can’t believe this” to herself before even calling Jim. What was she upset about there?
She doesn't fail. She just left dropped out
@@Drakonix115 I think it’s Pam coming to terms with the fact that she’s going to have to lie to Jim. I don’t think Jim would’ve been supportive of her leaving art school to continue their life together, so she was hoping to justify it by visiting her advisor who instead of telling her that she actually was failing, likely told her she would be just fine. Pam is also canonically not a good liar, thats why she sounds to tearful and shocked before calling Jim, but when she tells him that she “failed” she sounds kind of unserious. This is also why she ends the call so tearfully and abruptly, they have a very honest relationship and she can’t handle lying to Jim.
#1 Jan the kidnapper - Jan wasn't frazzled that they found the kidnap victim. She was pissed that her candles would no longer be required for a vigil.
Or a funeral
i think that the reason Jan responded like that, is not that she kidnapped that girl, is most likely because she was kinda mad that she can’t sell more candles of her image, so she was bothered that she was found.
Yeah she was completely concerned with cashing in and couldn't give a shit if the girl is found haha
Pam also wore a Pratt Art School sweatshirt later in the series. Why would you wear the sweatshirt of a School you failed out of? Wouldn't that be a reminder of your failure?
It's to reuse clothing that can be used to get dirty or painted on.
People do that ALL the time. Tons of Ohio State, LSU, etc dropouts wearing gear.
What I love about the theory of Pam/Meredith is that if you eliminate the sci-fi part, it's just good writing. The Office never shows too much information about personal lives of its characters, so to show Pam's future, the show reflects her character on another one, and that connection is done by making Pam and Roy the only characters to empathize with Jake, Meredith's son.
great comment! you're totally right, I never would have thought about this. I thought the theory was a stretch but when you put it this way it makes a lot of sense.
Mirror characters. A very good technique. The movie train to Busan uses this technique to great effect to many of the supporting cast to show the windows to the protagonist flaw and destiny if he choose the "wrong" or "right" path.
Fr it’s not a theory it’s more like good observations
Yeah I wouldnt even call it a theory just a great parallel, oh I love that thought too that makes sense 🥰
Micheal being a secret genius was very apparent in Jim managing Everybodys Birthday episode.
Atleast I think
Micheal in casual pajamas almost was too normal for whole Office
Wow I really like the Kevin told Jim who to pick theory. Since he’s smarter than he looks, embezzling,
*Lesser known office theories #1*
Intro - 0:00
#1 Jan the Kidnapper - 0:43
#2 Kevin broke up Karen & Jim -2:30
#3 Meredith is an alternate timeline version of Pam - 4:32
#4 Pam never failed art school - 7:32
#5 The Office: The Reality Show - 10:06
*The Office theories: character secrets*
#6 Michael Scott: secret genius - 13:41
#7 Kelevin Malone: secret genius - 19:19
#8 The doc crew kept the branch afloat - 25:25
#9 Creed Bratton: man of secrets - 27:24
*Scranton Strangler video* - 34:00
What we know about the strangler - 35:19
Scranton Strangler Suspects - 39:48
•1. Toby Flenderson - 40:11
•2. Creed Bratton - 47:32
•3. Gabriel Susan Lewis - 52:11
•4. The Lizard King - 57:17
•5. Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration - 1:02:19
•6. Mose Schrute - 1:08:05
•7. Hottest in the office dundie winner Ryan Howard - 1:09:56
•Not a woman - 1:10:32
•8. Andy Bernard - 1:11:33
•9. David Wallace - 1:16:52
•10. Dwight Schrute - 1:21:35
•11. Jim Halbert - 1:25:32
•12. Michael Scott - 1:28:03
*Lesser known office theories #2* - 1:34:03
#10 Show within a show theory - 1:35:08
#11 Radon Poisoning - 1:36:28
#12 Alchohorse - 1:38:14
#13 They’re all dead - 1:40:00
*The Office fan theories the writers: Brent Forrester* - 1:42:07
Brent Forrester Credentials - 1:42:52
The Office writing structure - 1:43:47
#14 Phyllis and Stanley - 1:44:55
#15 Jim affair - 1:46:28
#16 Pam affair - 1:48:31
Revisiting theories with Brent Forrester - 1:51:39
#7-a Kevin Malone: Secret genius - 1:51:45
#6-a Michael Scott: Secret genius - 1:54:22
#8-a The doc crew kept the branch afloat - 1:57:40
#11-a Radon poisoning - 1:59:12
#17-a Everybody is dead(schurverse) - 2:02:02
•2.a Toby Flenderson: Scranton strangler - 2:02:43
*The Schurverse Theory: They were dead the whole time* - 2:07:25
#17 The Schurverse - 2:07:53
#17-b The good place - 2:11:22
#17-c The Afterlife - 2:16:22
*conclusion* - 2:22:16
That was more work than I expected
Thank you
You’re welcome
This dude is replying to himself😂💀
Oh wait..
Jesus Christ Mulverine, respond already.
And add it to the FUCKING video.
Well, I had to stop after the second theory set - not because I'm not loving it, but because I want to savor it, much like a fine wine. This is such a fun compilation so far, Chris! I'm looking forward to enjoying it a little at a time.🍷
A wine with an oaky afterbirth hopefully
@@minimax_edits😊
It’s so good! I’ve never though about the show in any of these contexts before, nice to think about an old fav in a new light!
Pam didn’t fail art school. She found out she’d need to stay longer to make up one class which Jim supported her about. She then decided not to stay longer. She didn’t finish and left early, it’s not that she failed out.
That’s what happened in the show, this is talking about theories.
If the Scranton Strangler were choking people without actually killing them, he wouldn’t have been sentenced to death.
My love of the "Death of the Author" concept makes me wanna not care about what a writer says about anything not explicitly stated in the show haha
I know the strangler theories are fun, but the guy they booked is the strangler. The whole “he might be innocent” arc kinda solidifies it. Toby goes to try to prove his innocence and gets strangled by the strangler. It gets kinda old all the theories because they all are absurdly speculative
Toby got strangled after telling the prisoner that _he_ was really the strangler. Jk
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You left scranton and moved to the UK to avoid the cops, and you use your highly trained hands to strangle for fun and paint for youtube shekels. I'm onto you, you strangler!
I’ve always thought the Meredith is pam theory is metaphorical. It’s who she could have become. Also, I love the idea of Mose as the strangler.
Imagine, a lone woman walking home at night, she is constantly looking over her shoulder. She sighs as she finally turns the corner. As she continues to walk here comes Mose around the corner doing his strange run and puts her in a headlock. As she passes out, he matter of factly says “goodnight” and runs away.
Pam has red hair? That’s news to me…
Same.. I thought it was a soft auburn
MaNdElLa EfFeCt!!??
The strangler MO doesn't fit Creeds profile.
It was definitely Toby. Whether the writers knew it or not.
Toby is so slick the writers didn’t even know it was him💀
He was on the trial, but not as suspected... This is dumb theory.
Personally, I like to think that after Pam’s emotional breakdown during the beach episode, Jim finally stopped and thought about everything that was happening. There she was, putting herself out on the line, when she never really could do so before. That one moment was, to me what sparked it in Jim that she was finally ready and telling him she needed him.
I also kinda hate the Pam/Meredith conspiracy. In the end you specifically hear Meredith talk about going to school and getting a degree, and how that was never shown because she was living her “college lifestyle” and the cameras preferred that narrative- which equals to the real world and how we only see what producers want you to see, the narrative can be flipped any way they choose. Imo, Meredith wasn’t entirely trash, she was just having the fun she once missed out on, and in true television style, the truth gets cut.
If you think that was an ‘emotional breakdown’ , I am inclined to believe your emotional intelligence is very limited. She was just being truthful and passionate about something. That was not a breakdown
@@wellthisisinteresting4912 emotional breakdowns vary from person to person. What seems extreme to you, may not be as extreme to me. That’s why personal perception is key when attempting to understand another persons point. To me, yeah that was an emotional breakdown. She came clean with how she was feeling about everything, about how incredibly she hurt she felt over multiple things- what would you describe that as? Because personally, that’s a breakdown of emotions.
The Scranton Strangler had to have killed someone, Toby talks about how he put the wrong man on death row
What a lovely way to start the day
The reality show theory is kinda silly even if you only consider the in-universe logic. Everything that gets aired for a show is not everything that gets filmed. It's not like the crew just happened to be there only during the film-worthy antics. They were there for the full 8 or 9 hour workday plus some, every single workday, for ten years and only got 74.5 hours of film-worthy content (the total runtime of the series). They would've had way more if it was staged.
Weird. What if Jan kidnapped the person, but then they just rejected her candles? Her motive would rely on either A) pure luck, or B) mind-control of everyone organizing the vigil to ensure that there would be candles at all, and that they'd choose hers, or C) the ability to perfectly predict the future state of the universe.
Did anyone ever break down any personality disorders they all might have? I always found that possibility fascinating.
I almost feel the pam is meridith one is more symbolic than literal if intentional
I do feel Pam did do good at art school the only two bad things I remember her being told about art other than Roy doubt
is the light and shadows on the Dunder mifflin painting of the building and saying she failed
Dude- your watermark, did you draw that? Brilliant! 😂😂
That's old school
I needed this
Love these theories and these clips 😂 two hours well spent
Michael's unexpected competence came directly from Ricky Gervais. That trait was absent from the UK version, but series creator Gervais recognized that the US corporate culture wouldn't allow a middle manager to remain in that position if he wasn't successful at his job. Gervais knew the audience would be distracted by the guy not getting fired. The boss could be terrible in every other way, but he had to ultimately succeed in corporate's eyes because he satisfied the bottom line, hence there are several moments in the series where he makes the big sale against the odds. That evolved into other skillsets, such as showing him to have good managerial instincts even though his moment-to-moment persona lacked a filter.
Awesome video. You should do more shows or maybe even movies. Either way good stuff.
UGH I HAVE THINGS TO SAY ALREADY at 11 MINUTES. I have work too early tomorrow to commit. i'll finish this tomorrow.
So now Tobias Funke is a The Office youtuber ?
This is PERFECT
Glad to see this video was posted 5 DAYS ago
Read it as 5 years ago but thank god its recent
2 hour long office theories? Ok I'll sub
"The spree gave him a purpose and something to hang on to. Other people's necks." 😂
Make videos on each character of the office
Popularity
Secretes of the character
Why you hate and love them
What they should have been
As they progress as seasons progress
Then deep thoughts and final score
Kind of a baseball card and stats of each office character
The RUclips bots finally approved a compilation video! 🎉🥳🎉
I would like to point out that both the artist and the viewer give meaning to art. So, Toby definitely is the strangler.
I always thought when Daryl said Bob Vance was buying the warehouse he was just teasing Michael. Daryl frequently pulls his leg for his own amusement ..
Dinkin' flicka
I saw the title and thought"he didn't rlly do 2 hours right" then saw the 2:23:02
Robert California said that people find their level and throve there. Michael Scott found his perfect level
Quiz
why is Jim treating the magician poorly?
why waste time say lot word, when few word do trick?
if can’t scuba, then what’s this all been about?
Nellys ex was a magician and he feels bad
Kevin at the start of an episode trying to save time using few words
Creed in the episode where Michael tells lies about everyone. He tells Stanley that creed has asthma and creed says if they find out he won’t be able to scuba anymore
My man
I almost always knew that Pam didn't fail art school ❤
I love your videos
Can i just say about the jim having an affair, thats not actually a theory
Its a thing jenna fischer said the writers tried to make happen,
then changed their mind so jim was gonna cheat
thats why jim and pams relationship is a little rocky in the final season
owning a successful refrigeration company would make Bob Vance very wealthy
Jim carrey has to get back to the finger lakes to strangle everyone. People disappear in the finger lakes all the time.
Was hoping to hear the theory that the doc was actually supposed to be about Dwight but because Michael is such a camera hog that he took the limelight.
Lost me at Toby isn’t the Scranton Strangler… only 30 seconds in 😂
I know this is probably just a collection of the theories you've already posted, but I'd love to see you do a video on this silly theory I read that honestly makes a lot of sense...
Threat Level Midnight is actually a stealth sequel to the 2008 Get Smart movie...
I think you could make at least a youtube shorts video on it...
(Edit, I should clarify I made this comment before watching the video, so if you do bring it up, please don't correct me)
Pam doesn't have red hair
Roy should be a suspect, with the people he does kill he can bury in his gravel yard, and with his rage he could easily slip up
Toby is 1000% the Scranton strangler
i love that tomar from oneyplays is still making well made content
11:37 I think the film crew does record every day but cut the boring normal ones
I think michael is smart and kind but its work to engage his brain in doing so. And he just opts to not do that unless he has to lol
Am i LOSING MY MIND or is the background music in this the exact same as Dress to impress from roblox
For the first theory I always assumed that Jan's reaction was because she was lying about them using her candles and she assumed the girl would not be found or would be found dead (hence the vigil) but the girl was found
Ryan is the Scranton strangler. He has a scarf and he's obviously sociopathic.
The court would never let a murder mystery writer be on a jury for a trial like the strangler
I am obsessed with this video !!!!
I think it’s either Creed Stanley or Meredith’s son
The actor for Robert California’s son is who plays young Bruce Wayne in Fox’s series Gotham
I feel like Kevin embezzling is the believable theory. Because he said that’s what he did. And he is good with numbers and risk taking when he wants to be. I’m about 30 minutes in.
Can someone explain the jim cheated on Pam theory? I have never heard it
I dont think it's much of a theory.
Originally Jim was supposed to have an affair with Kathy, and then rekindle his relationship with Pam at the end,
but John Krasinski refused to go through with it and convinced the writers to scrap the idea
@@bartekcalinski1221nah that’s just a rumor, it was never an intended plot line
For Kevin I can see the stealing money and acting dumb to get more TV time going together because he made comments about being rich and he did the eye towards the camera when he would do something dumb
toby was the ss.. good video
I don’t think Michael is a genius I think the office thrives in spite of Michael not because of him his lax leadership allows the very competent workers to thrive
0:00 lesser known office theories
12:34 character secrets
34:00 Scranton strangler iceberg
1:33:49 lesser known office theories pt.2
1:42:07 Brent’s forester interview
2:07:25 schurverse
this is why i have the internet
There are many bodies lying on Creed’s path. He’s definitely a serial!
Wait, I thought in one of the superfan episodes Pam actually says she came back from NYC because of Jim.....
We even feel bad for Toby but not at all for Gabe which I think is funny
This is grest and all, I just wish he would bring the theories to their logical conclusions.
Where can I stream The Good Place?
Instead of Shur-verse, they should call it the UniShurs lol
i always thought that pam never failed art school. i thought it was obvious but ig
45:48 why would he run around saying they have the wrong guy
Plus he wouldn’t have been allowed on the jury
Why would they film a documentary for Eight years???
Also my kids love Alvin and the chipmunks movies
And dude
I swear your in those movies
Hey bro
The reality show theory falls apart cause they could catch wacky things on the fly
given the office is a sitcom
In sitcom land everyone is overly wacky and flawed
I can see Angela as the Strangler she is high strung and cool under stress now i need to watch and follow her. Living a double life. I mean john lived a Christian life and was killing ppl hell
Also the Jan candle thing doesn't really work if you consider that the family probably didn't purchase more than a few candles. So the incentive for her to kidnap a child is not even there.
Those special homemade candles sell for a high price
And you can add some random lore on it saying they help with this and that and increase the price higher😂
Ik because multiple of my very close relatives sell homemade candles
didn't michael and jim payed for toby's good-bye party including fireworks?
michael paid for it jim only paid for the fireworks so he could propose to pam during then
@@ll6wd I know
Could that Shinju be Shino? Idk kinda looks a bit like him even has the bun in the back
Pam a redhead? Naaaah
im too early
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1:10:33 Misogyny is not the lack of including women to be a potential suspect of the Scranton Strangler. This new generation of people (especially men) walking on eggshells is very disgusting & unattractive. Don't be a sheep, be a leader.
none of those theory's check out
im halfway through season 6 of lost and you spoiled the ending for me in the last 30 seconds of this video. i proabably have no right to be as mad at you as i am but im telling you anyway
I didn’t
#sixseasonsandafieldguide
Jim is slightly gay for Kevin I’m just putting it out there
I think you mean putting it in there😏😏
@ that’s what he said
Yall reaching
How lazy do you have to be to leave the intro and outro to every seperate part in the compilation?
Damn, you will get mad at every thing😭
this dude is VERY lazy. to the point where he blatantly ignores other more plausible possibilities because he does/doesnt like the theory. either that or he is just really dumb
You're watching a compilation because you're too lazy to find separate videos lol
@@slangoognals i was tryin to sleep i didnt want to keep pickin a new video
A lot of these theories are so stupid 😂
Robert CA was interesting guy, a lot of those dudes that are full of shit hut also smart kinda live a house of cards. I knew a few guys like this. His wife, the house, the job, the name...
Jan definitely kidnapped those kids or paid someone to kidnap them, and then the kidnapper/s felt guilty and released her too early. She probably wanted to start doing that continuously that process of kidnapping kids for a while, then releasing them after they stop buying candles to make money and grow her business
Regardless of her doing it herself or paying someone, she DEFINITELY did it, absolutely no questions about that
delusional lol