When the Office (US) is great, it's great, and comparable, if not surpassed the UK original. But it's like they forget the roots of it and that it's a mockumentary sometimes. The "actors" are aware of the cameras, because it's supposed to be real, but nobody's going to plan a murder in front of cameras. It just gets a bit silly sometimes, and becomes just another US sitcom, with outlandish, crazy things happening, rather than the mockumentary it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be funny but realistic.
@@justinnyugen7015 Pretty sure writers always knew. Watching from afar, camera crew having difficulty moving, and small talks regarding the camera crew the cast is having follow them
@jman7418 They knew, but they didn't care that much because there was lot more going on in the series. They only tried to include the camera crew as characters when they started running out of ideas
yeah.. first season is the one that feels the most mockumentary, then it progressively turns more and more into an actual sitcom that pretends to be a mockumentary
+@@Monkeybone_ I'd like to think they did that on purpose, for moments like this where you can say "hold on, shouldn't the crew have, like, done… _something_ here?"
The Office is technically not a mockumentary, because the documentary is "real" in the Office universe and fake in our world. A true mockumentary isn't real anywhere.
But I think Pam was about to be attacked as well when they stepped in right? They were all friends behind the scenes off camera and he even got fired for attacking the guy that was about to hurt Pam. I forgot who it was but that’s the way I remember it.
I believe this was the only time we learned Creed was in charge of quality assurance. Also we finally saw how manipulative he was. A rare glimpse into Creed.
Not the Only time. When Darryl pranked Andy in season 5, he told Creed to make a death gesture and Andy said to the crew that he thinks Creed is definetely warped up in this, cause he is in charge of quality assurance
@@HeraAndHyde Pretty sure Creed can just kill a drifter and assume his identify. You wanna know the name of the last person who underestimated Creed Bratton? Creed Bratton.
The funniest part of this is that the camera crew was privy to the conspiracy and or actions of a hit/conspiracy to murder, multiple counts of fraud, anything creed has done, assault, counts of public endangerment (fire drill etc.) , And etc. And the fact they had knowledge of these events some even prior to them occurring could be deemed Reckless endangerment or even accessory to some of these crimes. The crew's legal department is going to be busy.
@@ninjaguyYT just because it’s against the law doesn’t mean it’s humane. ur literally psychopathic if you don’t save someone. but whatever it isn’t new for shitbags to exist in the world.
It is a tale as old as time that the cameraman is immortal. They could step in and come out unscathed but I'm pretty sure they just want to watch us mortals suffer because it's pure popcorn-eating cinema for him
The point of a documentary is to witness what happens day-to-day. You can't interfere at all or it taints the whole foundation of the documentary. Brian basically fucked the whole thing up at the end of the series, because we needed to see how Pam deals with it naturally. Anyone who says Brian wasn't simping for her doesn't understand that he basically fucked his career for interfering.
The camera crew stepped in to help Pam figure out if there was something going on with Angela and Dwight but they didn't step in to save Andy from floating away in the the lake lmao.
I just noticed that Creed says "the one year I blow it off," implying that he hadn't done a single inspection all year and they probably noticed it after a while.
Nah, I think he really works best as a side character, popping up occasionally to say something outlandish. The mystery of wondering what kind of a life he must live is often what makes him so funny.
The office: starts fires, tranquilizes Stanley, cheat on one another, takes out hits, has a duel Camera crew: I sleep The office: one wharehouse guy tries to attack Pam Camera Crew: MY TIME HAS FINNALY COME
Yeah honestly this thought did occur to me, especially with the Roy/Jim situation. They literally have Roy on camera saying he's going to murder Jim right after he got done going ballistic and destroying a bar, so there was no reason to doubt his sincerity. Then they see him just angrily pacing outside the building clearly waiting for someone, and they do... nothing. Seems like Dunder Mifflin at that point is going to be like "are you guys fucking kidding? You had reason to believe one of our employees was going to murder one of the other employees, you had video evidence of it, and you just... waited to see how it played out? Screw your documentary, you guys are done, get out."
If you guys haven't noticed at the three minute mark where Roy comes in the office and is about to try and hit jim you'll notice that is Roy is walking to jim and jim pushes Karen out of the way. That's just a really cool touch and shows a lot of character in jim.
I would like to imagine it as a deal that happened between the employees and the documentary crew ..so that they can’t interfere in their personal lives or give any kind of opinion ..they were there just to observe and record
All these video made me realize one thing, as long as Dwight is around, the camera man have no need to step in. Man saved Oscar and even saved Jim whom he sees as "arch nemesis" He's definitely an alpha male and a jackhammer.
I remember I was a little behind on the Office during the final season, and somehow I heard that the camera crew eventually becomes involved in the plot. When I finally got caught up, I was CERTAIN that Angela plotting Oscar's murder was going to be the reason.
4:53 out of all of the clips this one seems to be plothole the writers didn’t think of when drafting the episode. The cameras are right there and Jim always talks to them anyway. One of those moments where the writers forgot it’s a mockumentary and not a tv show.
The funniest part of this is that the camera crew was privy to the conspiracy and or actions of a hit/conspiracy to murder, multiple counts of fraud, anything creed has done, assault, counts of public endangerment (fire drill etc.) , And etc. And the fact they had knowledge of these events some even prior to them occurring could be deemed Reckless endangerment or even accessory to some of these crimes. The crew's legal department is going to be busy.
In filmmaking, the cinematographer or director of photography (DP or DoP) is sometimes called lighting cameraman or first cameraman. The DP may operate the camera themselves, or enlist the aid of a camera operator or second cameraman to operate it or set the controls. The first assistant cameraman (1st AC), also known as a focus puller, is responsible for maintenance of the camera, such as clearing dirt from the film gate and adjusting the follow focus. A second assistant cameraman (2nd AC), also known as a clapper loader, might be employed to load film, slate scenes, or maintain the camera report (a log of scenes, takes, rolls, photographic filters used, and other production data)
My idea on that moment was that, earlier that season in "Travelling Salesmen/The Return", when Andy pushed Dwight out of his job ,we see smug Andy in a talking head with Angela in the background looking vengeful. And letting Andy float away at Beach Games was her delayed revenge.
The mockumentary plot gets undermined a lot in the show. I guess they have no choice in order to grow on the plot. Michael, coming out of the bathroom, was not really alone. He did have the person holding the camera who also got abandoned in the process and said nothing to the guy in the Dodge who was asked to fill Michael in. Ultimately the way I see it is some of the cameras are acknowledged by the characters and some of them are like regular shows where it's like a fly on the wall and you're just being shown what's going on.
i always wondered what would happen with all the felonies (or crimes in general) they commit on camera, when the show finally aired. for example, Michael committed a hit and run when he tried to parallel park with practically a bus of space. he hit a parked car, and drove off without leaving information. Kevin admitted to insider trading, and Jim and Dwight both created a fake sales person to get more commission than allotted.
If the stunt with Stanley was real, it might've caused a severe neck/spine injury. I love this show but that was the one physical moment that made me cringe even knowing it was staged 😬
My favorite part of the office is when the camera man zoom in on Dwight while toby was making announcement in sexual harassment and when he zoom in on Dwight face because of his nose
If there's one thing I can say is a flaw throughout the office is the inconsistency in the mockumentary formula. For instance there are sometimes impossible cuts where the camera person is in one place then it cuts to a different angle and the cameraman isn't there, or sometimes the crew does not behave like a documentary crew would like this video shows. The show forgets that it's a mockumentary so often that the audience forgets too, and I imagine it was shocking for some when they showed the crew near the end of the show. Parks and Rec is worse in this regard, because it's even more inconsistent. Like they keep the talking heads and looking into the camera stuff, but other than that it's not treated like a documentary at all.
I completely agree with the impossible cuts. I feel like after season 7, they really became carless with all these things. It made sense in certain scenes for the cameras being in unusual locations though, like in season 8 when Jim was literally running away from Robert California and ended up going to the roof, the explaintion for the camera being there was because they were with Creed. Or how in season 7, when Holly was looking for Micheal, a camera was already in the random building she entered was because it was following Micheal. But yeah, Parks and Rec was horrible when it came to the consistency of the camera angles, it really bugged me when I was watching the show.
Just like every other reality show, the participants get zanier and zanier as time goes on because everyone wants to be famous. And the camera crew stays out of it because they know that it’s sort of staged. I’m thinking that’s the same thing that happened here.
The fact that Pam had to consult whether or not to eat the cupcake with Jim and his sister is exaggerated. I think she does make a big deal out of that.
They can’t interfere. Would a nature documentary crew intervene to stop a gazelle from being eaten by a lion? No. You got to get the authentic experience. This was a look into the average, everyday office worker’s life. Intervening in any of these situations would ruin the authenticity of them.
They definitely should’ve stepped in for Angela plotting murder and dwight almost setting the office on fire
I would also say help Dementia dude y’know
When the Office (US) is great, it's great, and comparable, if not surpassed the UK original. But it's like they forget the roots of it and that it's a mockumentary sometimes. The "actors" are aware of the cameras, because it's supposed to be real, but nobody's going to plan a murder in front of cameras. It just gets a bit silly sometimes, and becomes just another US sitcom, with outlandish, crazy things happening, rather than the mockumentary it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be funny but realistic.
“Hey should we step in ?” ”no no Wait wait I wanna see where this is going!”
@@automat3000 It's actually addressed that sometimes they are being recorded even when they don't know about it.
And the crazy part is Creed is the only one who ends up getting arrested from what I can remember
Pam has a bad day and cries - camera crew steps in
Dwight almost breaks Stanley's neck - nothing
That's because the camera crew didn't have a crush on Stanley 😉😂
@@Ayalaula lmao😂
that's because the writers remembered that it's a mockumentary only towards the tail end of the series
@@justinnyugen7015 Pretty sure writers always knew. Watching from afar, camera crew having difficulty moving, and small talks regarding the camera crew the cast is having follow them
@jman7418 They knew, but they didn't care that much because there was lot more going on in the series. They only tried to include the camera crew as characters when they started running out of ideas
I sometimes really forgot that the show was a mockumentary. The camera just felt so natural
yeah especially when the camera guy rode with michael in his car to work
yeah.. first season is the one that feels the most mockumentary, then it progressively turns more and more into an actual sitcom that pretends to be a mockumentary
+@@Monkeybone_ I'd like to think they did that on purpose, for moments like this where you can say "hold on, shouldn't the crew have, like, done… _something_ here?"
The Office is technically not a mockumentary, because the documentary is "real" in the Office universe and fake in our world. A true mockumentary isn't real anywhere.
Roy attacks Jim/Andy floats away/Dwight’s starts a fire drill
Crew: Does nothing
Pam Cries
Crew: Steps in and helps
true!!
Which is why he got fired for stepping in
@@akillos He didn't get fired for stepping in on the crying, he got fired for stepping in and committing battery on the mural butt painter.
To be fair she was the one that talked to him
But I think Pam was about to be attacked as well when they stepped in right? They were all friends behind the scenes off camera and he even got fired for attacking the guy that was about to hurt Pam. I forgot who it was but that’s the way I remember it.
I believe this was the only time we learned Creed was in charge of quality assurance. Also we finally saw how manipulative he was. A rare glimpse into Creed.
I just noticed that he’s supposed to go to the paper mill every week but he only goes once a year haha
*quabity assuance*
did you know the actor's actual real name is creed !! and he is in a band
Not the Only time. When Darryl pranked Andy in season 5, he told Creed to make a death gesture and Andy said to the crew that he thinks Creed is definetely warped up in this, cause he is in charge of quality assurance
@@fouzaialaa7962 anyone who watched the show since it started knew that already.
Oscar’s name is also his name
Creed really framed a person so she got fired and also scammed his colleagues for money in one day.
Do you think she got her job back when the documentary was released?
Creed is such an icon
The only difference between Creed and a homeless man is this job. He will do whatever it takes to survive.
@@HeraAndHyde Pretty sure Creed can just kill a drifter and assume his identify. You wanna know the name of the last person who underestimated Creed Bratton? Creed Bratton.
It makes me feel okay with him getting arrested at the end of the show.
I love how Creed says he’s supposed to do a quality check every week and “the one year I blow it off”
That’s the golden rule of making a documentary. You don’t intervene in anything you film. Brian violated that…
It's an office for a paper company. You think they should have just let Oscar get murdered because they're filming some random office for "reasons"?
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@@Boyzby And when Frank ran to attack Pam
The funniest part of this is that the camera crew was privy to the conspiracy and or actions of a hit/conspiracy to murder, multiple counts of fraud, anything creed has done, assault, counts of public endangerment (fire drill etc.) , And etc.
And the fact they had knowledge of these events some even prior to them occurring could be deemed
Reckless endangerment or even accessory to some of these crimes.
The crew's legal department is going to be busy.
@@ninjaguyYT just because it’s against the law doesn’t mean it’s humane. ur literally psychopathic if you don’t save someone. but whatever it isn’t new for shitbags to exist in the world.
It is a tale as old as time that the cameraman is immortal. They could step in and come out unscathed but I'm pretty sure they just want to watch us mortals suffer because it's pure popcorn-eating cinema for him
cristiano ronaldo cameraman meme >>
is inmortal AND inmoral. They are like god
Not on What We Do in the Shadows they're not lol
Inform all about dementia beforehand.
Except when someone tries to attack Pam lol
Michael yelling at Stanley “Barack is president! Don’t die!” had me in tears laughing, I don’t know I how I forgot that moment
You are black Stanley!!!
@@kearney9273 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I never get why the cameraman don't interfere when Michael is considering jumping off the building on a trampoline. THEY LITERALLY ALMOST LET HIM DIE!
People like that don’t die
Anything for content
Let’s be honest, it’s Michael Lmao. As if he was gonna do it
Not their job. Their job is to film. Not intervene
The point of a documentary is to witness what happens day-to-day. You can't interfere at all or it taints the whole foundation of the documentary. Brian basically fucked the whole thing up at the end of the series, because we needed to see how Pam deals with it naturally. Anyone who says Brian wasn't simping for her doesn't understand that he basically fucked his career for interfering.
I love how obvious the pipe is sticking out of the sandwich 😂
😂😂 and Kevin doesn't even notice lool 🤣
Starting a fire, discharging a firearm, shooting a man with tranquilizers, accessory to attempted murder…HOW WAS DWIGHT NEVER ARRESTED???!!!
Also Ryan started the fire.
@@lighthouse_23_ 😂😂 that he did! FireD guy lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nepotism probably. Do you know how many cops are also involved in neo-nazism?
What about Angela? For actual attempted murder
How dare the editor take out the sequence where Kevin begins to sing Roxanne right after announcing the missing old man.
At 3:14 when everyone is coughing and dying from the pepper spray, Creed is just in the background chilling like there's nothing wrong
Lol he obviously built up an immunity.
He uses it as seasoning
pretty sure cuz he’s behind Dwight no?
hes pretty far from the spray
hes pretty far from the spray
"it's halloween, that is really, really good timing" i don't think the camera crew wants to step in here
This channel can never run out of compilations.
You mean run
@@badasscomedy5126 thx 🤭😅
Lol right
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The camera crew stepped in to help Pam figure out if there was something going on with Angela and Dwight but they didn't step in to save Andy from floating away in the the lake lmao.
Pfp is what i'm gonna do to you
Maybe Brian had a crush on Pam
Michael getting lost was just the crew embracing their new genre as a nature documentary
7:35 must’ve hurt falling onto the darts that were already in his chest
I think about this every time
I think about stuff like that a lot of as well, like falling off the table during acupuncture
@@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 Yup that scene reminds me of that one death from final destination.
@@niravsuvarna7198 eyyy u got it nice
remember when toby was in desperate need of a camera and nobody stepped in? cruel crew.
the way the camera zooms on Kevin contemplating taking Oscar’s sandwich with a clear lead pipe in it is gold
I just noticed that Creed says "the one year I blow it off," implying that he hadn't done a single inspection all year and they probably noticed it after a while.
1:42 Just noticed that Packer is parked on a handicap space and a no parking zone...which sounds about right for a guy like Packer
and his license plate 💀
uncle al's scene is heartbreaking for me, good thing michael found him and had chat with the old guy
You’ve gotta love the moment that Dwight steps in and saves Jim from Roy… it shows that he truly does care for Jim on some level.
I agree that Dwight cares for Jim, but Dwight stopping Roy was mostly due to Dwight’s very unique preparedness.
It was more of a "ive been preparing for this my entire life" kinda thing. He just loves being that guy and got his chance
The fact that Stanley just tanks a freaking bull tranquilizer 💀
My favorite part is when Dwight looks into the camera and says there is nothing to be alarmed about
So they rushed in for Pam but was gonna let Oscar get murdered?? Lmao wow
Because cute white girl. Duh.
@@sampsonsampson just cute girl in general no need to put race into this
C'mon snowflake. I agree though.
@@johnstrife7no need to put gender in this
@@daveagard1884bruh aint no one gonna care about a dude in distress (see Andy)
"This was a training exercise!"
*A wild Oscar has appeared from the ceiling*
Still wondering what happens to those tranquilizers when Stanley falls chest first
I always feel the same way!
Oh no
those went in deeper
Man it hurts watching that scene and imagining they went straight through his chest because there is no way they held him mid-fall and removed them
absorbed
The casual way Creed says Okay and runs out the office after Michael says there's been a murder will never not be hilarious to me.
creed deserves his own spinoff
Nah, I think he really works best as a side character, popping up occasionally to say something outlandish. The mystery of wondering what kind of a life he must live is often what makes him so funny.
@@adamx9065 agreed.
Bleh
I'd watch any spinoff.
In jail 😅
You know something's wrong when Dwight is the reasonable one.
The office: starts fires, tranquilizes Stanley, cheat on one another, takes out hits, has a duel
Camera crew: I sleep
The office: one wharehouse guy tries to attack Pam
Camera Crew: MY TIME HAS FINNALY COME
Lmfao the camera man has his priorities straight
Boom mic operator actually
Almost lets an old man with dementia get hit by a car.
To be completely fair, for the first ones there was always someone around to help
To be fair, no one likes Toxic Pam
what a disciplined crew they got there. no snitches and no first responders lmao
Yeah honestly this thought did occur to me, especially with the Roy/Jim situation. They literally have Roy on camera saying he's going to murder Jim right after he got done going ballistic and destroying a bar, so there was no reason to doubt his sincerity. Then they see him just angrily pacing outside the building clearly waiting for someone, and they do... nothing. Seems like Dunder Mifflin at that point is going to be like "are you guys fucking kidding? You had reason to believe one of our employees was going to murder one of the other employees, you had video evidence of it, and you just... waited to see how it played out? Screw your documentary, you guys are done, get out."
When Dwight finally explains to Oscar that there's semi naked men in the warehouse and he starts practically pulling Dwight instead has me rolling
If you guys haven't noticed at the three minute mark where Roy comes in the office and is about to try and hit jim you'll notice that is Roy is walking to jim and jim pushes Karen out of the way. That's just a really cool touch and shows a lot of character in jim.
Seeing David Koechner sit on that car is just reminding me of how tall a cast The Office had😂
then Gabe came in, dwarfing Jim and Dwight
Some tall boys
"There are a bunch of construction workers in the warehouse without their trousers drinking diet sodas."
I would like to imagine it as a deal that happened between the employees and the documentary crew ..so that they can’t interfere in their personal lives or give any kind of opinion ..they were there just to observe and record
All these video made me realize one thing, as long as Dwight is around, the camera man have no need to step in.
Man saved Oscar and even saved Jim whom he sees as "arch nemesis"
He's definitely an alpha male and a jackhammer.
I remember I was a little behind on the Office during the final season, and somehow I heard that the camera crew eventually becomes involved in the plot. When I finally got caught up, I was CERTAIN that Angela plotting Oscar's murder was going to be the reason.
Never stop uploading, there's so many niche clips still to go too
4:53 out of all of the clips this one seems to be plothole the writers didn’t think of when drafting the episode. The cameras are right there and Jim always talks to them anyway. One of those moments where the writers forgot it’s a mockumentary and not a tv show.
They did specify later on that the camera crew was spying on them at some points with hidden cameras.
The Office RUclips crew is honestly the best -- thanks for still putting out gold content edits!
Pacman parking across "2 lanes" in the "handicapped zone" is attention to details.
The funniest part of this is that the camera crew was privy to the conspiracy and or actions of a hit/conspiracy to murder, multiple counts of fraud, anything creed has done, assault, counts of public endangerment (fire drill etc.) , And etc.
And the fact they had knowledge of these events some even prior to them occurring could be deemed
Reckless endangerment or even accessory to some of these crimes.
The crew's legal department is going to be busy.
Andy flailing in the water behind Michael is hilarious 😄
finally yall made something like this lmfaooo i keep feeling like there are so many moments that needed stepping in from an outside source
Do one of everybody's declarations. Like Michael declaring bankruptcy
In filmmaking, the cinematographer or director of photography (DP or DoP) is sometimes called lighting cameraman or first cameraman. The DP may operate the camera themselves, or enlist the aid of a camera operator or second cameraman to operate it or set the controls. The first assistant cameraman (1st AC), also known as a focus puller, is responsible for maintenance of the camera, such as clearing dirt from the film gate and adjusting the follow focus. A second assistant cameraman (2nd AC), also known as a clapper loader, might be employed to load film, slate scenes, or maintain the camera report (a log of scenes, takes, rolls, photographic filters used, and other production data)
I felt bad for Andy when he floated away. Angela is such a ******* sometimes.
My idea on that moment was that, earlier that season in "Travelling Salesmen/The Return", when Andy pushed Dwight out of his job ,we see smug Andy in a talking head with Angela in the background looking vengeful. And letting Andy float away at Beach Games was her delayed revenge.
She’s my least favourite character I hate how uppity she is 😭😭
camera crew should step in 24/7
During the fire scene, the camera crew couldn't step in, cause they were getting stepped on
Camera crew be like "I do not, cannot, will not interfere"
The fact that the camera crew was a character made this series even better
They should have included Michael driving into a lake here. While he and Dwight were escaping, the cameraman was just chilling there.
The mockumentary plot gets undermined a lot in the show. I guess they have no choice in order to grow on the plot. Michael, coming out of the bathroom, was not really alone. He did have the person holding the camera who also got abandoned in the process and said nothing to the guy in the Dodge who was asked to fill Michael in. Ultimately the way I see it is some of the cameras are acknowledged by the characters and some of them are like regular shows where it's like a fly on the wall and you're just being shown what's going on.
"Oh come on, the fire isn't real, dont have a heartattack, ,stanley"
0:21 Oscar begins to protest but then Dwight’s lie catches his interest lmao
Short answer: yes they should’ve stepped in.
Long answer: yes.
3:01 this is like the only time i ever remember dwight doing something for jim
i always wondered what would happen with all the felonies (or crimes in general) they commit on camera, when the show finally aired. for example, Michael committed a hit and run when he tried to parallel park with practically a bus of space. he hit a parked car, and drove off without leaving information. Kevin admitted to insider trading, and Jim and Dwight both created a fake sales person to get more commission than allotted.
00:28 I love how oscar stops resisting 😂
they couldn't get away with firing the pacman
3:00 Roy was the target, Pam was in the line of fire and Jim didn't dodge in time. That's gotta hurt
The admin of this channel definitely knows about Quabity Assurance
Quabity Assuance
@@CS-js6df I'm a trusting guy but, I wish Debbie Brown had been here. We could've caught this.
This may be the best compilation yet! Thank you!! What a wonderful idea for a video :)
That fact that it took 3 whole bull tranquilizers to take down Stanley
"It's Halloween. That is really really good timing" - Creed covered in blood.☠
imagine if after creed runs from the murder game that is the last time if see him in the show.
That would have been brilliant.
Michael's "Kay." Is perfect. He's not put off at all, he just rolls with it, picks a direction, and starts walking
If the stunt with Stanley was real, it might've caused a severe neck/spine injury. I love this show but that was the one physical moment that made me cringe even knowing it was staged 😬
You don't stop a wolf from eating a rabbit when getting nature footage.
This is basically just that but in Scranton.
7:29-7:34
Hokey smokes right in the chest
No need to step in while Dwight is there to take care of things.
3:01 that's the best 😂💔
My favorite part of the office is when the camera man zoom in on Dwight while toby was making announcement in sexual harassment and when he zoom in on Dwight face because of his nose
If there's one thing I can say is a flaw throughout the office is the inconsistency in the mockumentary formula. For instance there are sometimes impossible cuts where the camera person is in one place then it cuts to a different angle and the cameraman isn't there, or sometimes the crew does not behave like a documentary crew would like this video shows. The show forgets that it's a mockumentary so often that the audience forgets too, and I imagine it was shocking for some when they showed the crew near the end of the show.
Parks and Rec is worse in this regard, because it's even more inconsistent. Like they keep the talking heads and looking into the camera stuff, but other than that it's not treated like a documentary at all.
park n rec most likely not document but memorial if im not forgotten about crucial part of it.
I completely agree with the impossible cuts. I feel like after season 7, they really became carless with all these things. It made sense in certain scenes for the cameras being in unusual locations though, like in season 8 when Jim was literally running away from Robert California and ended up going to the roof, the explaintion for the camera being there was because they were with Creed. Or how in season 7, when Holly was looking for Micheal, a camera was already in the random building she entered was because it was following Micheal.
But yeah, Parks and Rec was horrible when it came to the consistency of the camera angles, it really bugged me when I was watching the show.
One thing I find odd is private events being covered. Isn't the doc about the company ?
To be fair, they knew it would make good television
0:55 that guy really was caught drunk driving a while ago, pics of him gassing up with a gash on his SUV.
Why doesnt Jim ask the crew at 5:10 ? They know michael and the office and yet, he pretends like they dont exist in an emergency situation
He probably forgot they were there.
He’s in a stressful situation, thinking more about his daughter than anything else at this point
@@roguequakewitch it has been years that he has been followed by the cameras, also he has the mic, so he knows they there
The real villains of the show 😂 behind the scene sadists who refuse to step in!
Haha when people need help they’re just silent and film
These guys are way too dedicated to the prime directive!
Just like every other reality show, the participants get zanier and zanier as time goes on because everyone wants to be famous. And the camera crew stays out of it because they know that it’s sort of staged. I’m thinking that’s the same thing that happened here.
The camera crew are the living definition of content creators
Creed running away at the end 🤣🤣🤣
They forgot the part where the camera guy totally could have spotted Meredith in front of Michael’s car.
3:13 Creed's quizzical look hahahah
This show is the GOAT sitcom. Fact.
The fact that Pam had to consult whether or not to eat the cupcake with Jim and his sister is exaggerated. I think she does make a big deal out of that.
Yeah but if she wasn't such an overthinker, she would've probably got drugged like everyone else so it payed off 🤷🏾♀️
They can’t interfere. Would a nature documentary crew intervene to stop a gazelle from being eaten by a lion? No. You got to get the authentic experience. This was a look into the average, everyday office worker’s life. Intervening in any of these situations would ruin the authenticity of them.
Andy floating away has always made me laugh
My fav moment is when Kevin starts to sing right after giving the uncle Al announcement. It was cut here, though.
Who ever makes this compilations are genius.
This channel is the best
'Why do bad things always happen to the good people? Its tragedy`, just tragedy'
I never noticed how Phyllis says she order 10 America girl doll outfits and it was thousands of dollars 😂