Micheal being so excited about Pam’s paintings is my all-time favourite scene. It’s one of the first times Micheal is seen as an actual good person and it’s just so sweet and heartwarming.
Yes he has great depth as a character. Of course he's rude and has zero filter when it comes to just saying anything that pops into his head and is kind of an ass sometimes but in his awkward way he loves all his co-workers.
What’s amazing is that Michael isn’t trying to exaggerate his emotions at all when he compliments Pam’s art. He genuinely thinks she’s a great artist, and that makes the scene so heartwarming
It's so touching how Pam went from being almost disappointed that Michael showed up - to being so grateful for him being there and genuinely appreciating her creativity. In 6 words he said more to her than Roy ever did.
@@calewitmer5001 You need to watch again with the thought that Erin is a dog. She's loyal, obedient, excitable and gets super worried when someone she cares about is hurt.
On par with “It’s not called Schittsville. It’s called Schitt’s Creek and it’s where we live.” - Eugene Levy from Schitt’s Creek To be honest, just finished watching Schitt’s Creek and it’s easily on the same level as The Office.
@@PatrickMahomes15Chiefs I’m from Scranton, PA, and The Office is literally the most interesting thing to happen to Scranton since the coal mining days. The Office is definitely a hit, but narratively it really suffers after Michael leaves. Then it’s tolerable at best until the finale. I’m not saying one is better than the other; I’m simply saying Schitt’s Creek is equally stellar and is something to watch if you don’t want to get Peacock and watch The Office.
The airport scene - Jenna was actually telling Steve how much she appreciated him The 9,986,000 minutes song - Steve had no idea that they were going to sing that And the scene with the teapot card - John Krasinski actually wrote Jenna what their friendship meant to him It really just tells you how close the cast was
I've never seen any kind of confirmation from official sources regarding the second fact. Tried to search for it and everything. Where have you heard it from? I know the teapot scene was discussed in the Office Ladies podcast, and I'm still going through the episodes so I don't know if they talked about the last dundies scene, but they haven't even reached the season where Steve leaves yet. I always see people talking about this tidbit like it is universally known but I've never seen anyone from the production team or from the cast actually saying it. Would love to be proved wrong, though, that is such a heartwarming story
@@menoguchi I watched a video discussing the moments that were real and I already knew the teapot scene and airport scene was real from office ladies , the video mentioned those too, so I assumed since they had two true facts the third one was too Also watching the scene back again I can definitely look at his face and emotions and see Steve Carrell and not Micheal Scott The information might be false but that emotion looks really genuine
@@menoguchi in an interview with Entertainment Weekly Jenna Fischer said "......., in the episode where we all sang to Steve the goodbye song, we all rehearsed that without him for a couple of days, and so the first time he heard it was when we sang it to him on camera, so his emotions there were real."
My favorite quote from this show is definitely when Andy says “I wish you’d know when you were in the good old days before the good old days are done” I think about it all the time
Omg same.it's a quote I'll never forget cause it shows we need to live in the moment. It's good to look back at good times and memories, and plan your future, but we need to see what we have right now.
How about when Michael is really sad in his empty condo but then the kids come trick or treating and he is really cheerful in front of them and gives them a lot of candy
No because that’s the line that stuck out to me the most in the whole show. That whole scene. It set my standards for the kind of love I should be looking for. It was such a tearjerker.
John Carlo Canizl she was independent and not used to opening up to people. She was still defensive but not to lash out, just because she didn’t want people feeling her pain. When she grabbed Oscar‘s hand it showed she really appreciated his gesture.
@@bigblue207 yeah i guess your right but...i feel it was rushed. Sure she changed but it's too rushed, its just a couple of episodes and then a time jump... In short it's rushed they couldn't match Dwight, or Michael, or Jim or Pam's arcs
False. Michael and I have the best friendship ever. Why, we're like one of those classic, famous teams. He's like Mozart and I'm like Mozart's friend. No, I'm like Butch Cassidy, and Michael is like Mozart. You try and hurt Mozart, you're gonna get a bullet in your head, courtesy of Butch Cassidy.
@@gisselgonzalez8276 still it's nice to think that his first thought afterwards was to tell his worst enemy, well actually they have a really charming back and forth but
@@hashenkavinda1272 I wanna know what made them stop being friends specifically, cos Jim and Dwight used to be friends until Jim started relentlessly pranking him
I love the scene where Andy stands up to Robert and explains how everyone in the Office should be on the right side of his list. Probably my favourite Andy as manager scene
After the garden party when everyone overhears Andy’s dad say he isn’t proud of him and they call come together to throw a barbecue and make him feel better
They were playing volleyball before this, with Scranton vs Corporate. He told Dwight to send in the subs, cause they weren't going to be back in time to finish the game. But yes, Dwight and Jim are the true love story of The Office hahaha.
Thats heart warming enough!! If Jim didn’t prank Dwight the chances of Jim and Pam getting together decrease by too much!! Dwight means so much to Jim and Pam even if they don’t always show that!!
Oscar asking Angela to live with him is one of the best scenes in The Office. It shows that The Office is so much more than comedy, it's about character development and friendships (and romantic relationships too but that's obvious).
And it's immediately followed by heartbreaking scene with Angela breaking down in Oscar's car. These 2 scenes are some of my favorite in the whole series
That reminds me of the Viewing Party episode from season 7 where Pam tries to put Cece to sleep and it wasn’t until Dwight held her in his arms and almost immediately she stopped crying and fell asleep only to have Pam come to the realization that Cece loves Dwight. Since then I’ve wondered if they’ve ever given any thought about a potential relationship involving Cece and Phillip just to make Dwight and Jim brother-in-laws. It’s been my biggest fan theory since The Office (US) was canceled.
Steve carrel actually had no idea about the goodbye song and those tears were real. That wasn’t acting he was actually so upset about leaving all of his friends and this amazing show that when they surprised him with that song that was his real reaction. That just shows how much he really cared about them in real life.
Look at Pam’s smile when Jim asked her out to dinner as a date, in that moment right there she saw herself getting married to that guy, having kids and growing old together for the rest of their lives. That look is so precious🥺
Just Cruz not really Jim called Dwight and told him to send I the substitute players cause they where playing volleyball and Pam Injured herself and that why there at the hospital
Michael befriending Sasha, Toby's daughter, is one of my favorite scenes. Michael is all frozen and awkward at first, thinking he has no way to relate to some kid he doesn't know. But they immediately bond over his collection of toys and soon she's giggling and then he asks if she already has a godfather, which is so precious! Michael would make an amazing uncle or godfather.
"Having Luke here is a pretty big deal for me. Because his mother, who also happens to be my half sister, kind of cut me off from that side of the family fifteen years ago--fourteen. The last time I saw Luke, was the opening day of Ace Ventura 2. And that was '95. So yes, fifteen years on the dot. [long pause] Anyway, I lost him in a forest."
@@rockycuro7737 tried to find it but couldn't help. It's the episode when Jan goes with the baby to Dunder Mifflin for the first time and Michael meets her. He takes Astrid in his arms and then gives her to other person and says to camera "I didn't feel a thing" or something like that.
What about the scene of Dwight crying when Angela isn’t into him, only for Jim to comfort him in the stairwell, or when Dwight defends Pam during that Jamaica episode or Michael’s proposal to Holly, or Jim and Michael’s goodbye, or Jim and Michael talking on the boat or a lot of Jim and Michael scenes
IjuanSena2169 or when Angela is crying over her cat and Michael goes “oh no sprinkles?” And then is sad to. It really shows how much he cares about the people he works with
Jim talking to Dwight about marrying Angela, Jim's marriage plan, (in my opinion it may not be to other people) Dwight finally getting the position of manager.
Garik Israyelyan ok, I got you, man. It’s not like I’m some kind of language guru, but I think you can say “these scenes wouldn’t be half as good as they are, if actors weren’t that talented”
Diana Milkovich I was just trying to understand what exactly was incorrect in that sentence. Thank you very much though, I’ll definitely use your phrase in future🙏🏼
This show was willing to do something that most acts of cinematography aren’t. When people were sad, or emotional, or their hearts were full, we saw real emotion. Not Hollywood’s version of “attractive crying,” we saw red eyes, real feeling reactions. And to me, that makes this show very special
I love the fact that When Dwight found Pam crying on a bench, his immediate reaction was "Who did this to you? Where is he?" Dwight was ready to throw down because someone hurt Pam
@@GSDPops She's upset that now that she has realized that she has feelings for Jim, he turned her down, since he's with Karen. She's upset with herself as well, since she turned him down the first time, when she really did want to be with Jim but was just to afraid to go for it. It's a whole mess of frustations, mixed with the pain of seing a happy Jim with someone else
You missed the "When you're a kid, you assume your parents are soulmates." "My kids are gonna be right about that." That was pretty hard! (That's what she said =D)
That whole plot was done perfectly because they build that Jim said something terrible about relationships or about Pam and then the slow reveal of the fact that Jim told her dad that he always knew she was his soulmate makes me literally feel how much the actors became these characters. John and Jenna might not be in love in real life but they do have a deep emotional connection to their characters and their relationship. It’s a masterful demonstration of what happens when two actors portraying a romantic relationship BECOME their characters
Jim’s reaction to Pam’s pregnancy is the most heartwarming thing in the world I just can’t. When his voice breaks after finding out and when he hugs her and when his eyes light up. Ahhhh my hearttt
The moment Oscar offers Angela a place to stay always makes me tear up, it's refreshing to see this realness and generosity in a dynamic with a non-romantic duo
Surprised nobody mentioned Jim cutting his tie to match Pam's screwed veil. It's such a small and sweet scene, but the way he so casually does it, replies to her "Now we are even", and she holds not to break down, while making the mental picture gesture, ALWAYS gets me. No grand gestures, not big monologues, just a small act to say "I'm with you". Oof. There are several reasons all viewers cheer for Pam and Jim as a couple and find them so relatable, and this scene encapsulates it perfectly.
I've watched the wedding episode so many times, and I ALWAYS end up in a puddle of happy tears. We all know a Jim and a Pam, or we want to be in that couple.
When michael was the only one who showed up I really felt like crying, it’s just so genuine what he did and he said he rushed there to see Pams paintings which meant he never forgot about her. Something just made me really feel touched
Where was she before that? They showed her going into a theater or something and the alibi was to pick up a new printer. I thought she was getting something for Michael’s going away party but they never really explained what happened.
It’s the Oscar and Angela scene for me. They’re both such cold and awkward characters, but they have an amazing connection. The senator drove a wedge between them, but they overcame it together. Angela had a baby to support, and her ex husband had thrown her out on the streets. Oscar wasn’t going to let her go through that alone. They had one of the best storylines in the show in my opinion.
It especially warms my heart to see how Angela had been judgemental and cruel towards him because of her religion, but overcame that and saw him as a person first, then a friend, and by then his sexual orientation doesn’t matter. It’s so beautiful, this show is actually genius writing.
@@jaydeepbose4501 Angela went from being disgusted by Oscar's sexuality to having him be the godfather of phillip, if that's not character development then I have no idea what is
How is Jim's last interaction with Micheal where he says "Save it for tomorrow when we have lunch tomorrow and I'll tell you what an amazing boss you are" not on here? Talk about a tear jerker!
@@namjooningfr I would consider it because it was Jim thanking Michael for being the best boss he ever had. I think that would be very heart warming and wholesome!
I love how the only person who came and actually admired Pam’s art (Oscar came and talked bad about it which made Pam feel bad so it doesn’t count) was Michael, and the only person that came to the airport to say the last goodbye to Michael was Pam. Pam was the only person who truly understood Michael, she was like a daughter to him, she always was there for him, and though they didn’t always get along, Pam’s really the only person that Michael showed his sweet side to, not making jokes, just being nice because he truly loves her, I dont know why I just think they had such an amazing relationship it’s awesome.
What I love so much about this show is that it shows platonic friendships between men and women. Like Dwight and Phyllis, Oscar and Angela or even Erin and Michael.
read the initial comment again…Michael & Erin are like a father daughter type. Angela & Oscar, well we know Oscar is gay so I’d say Dwight & phyllis or Dwight & Pam
The most heart warming part of the office was when Kevin dropped his chilli. I will never forget the burning sensation on my chest when I saw that poor guy try to save his chilli.
They missed a big one - when Pam gets off the phone with her dad when her parents are splitting up. Her dad says jim told him how much he loved Pam and he never felt that way about his wife. It definitely has sad elements but that moment is so heartwarming it really speaks beautifully to the strength of their relationship.
When everyone is singing the "nine million nine hundred eighty six thousand minutes" Song Steve Carell did not know it was going to happen all the acting from him is genuine
One of the most heartwarming things about the 9,986,000 minutes song is that Toby was there and sang one of the lines which shows that he cares about Michael.
Fun fact: Because the airport scene wasn't mic'd up, Jenna Fischer was thanking Steve Carell for their time on the show. This is why it felt so real, it's because it was.
Most underrated scene that I haven’t seen anyone talk about: Dwight holding out his hand to Jim in gratitude after Jim saves his job especially after their big physical fight
@@amayah4598 When they were in Florida to make Dwight vp when they opened the Sabre store and they were gonna fire him. Jim stopped him from going inside the conference room and Todd Packer went in instead and got the axe.
Angela and Oscar scene was legit the best one. I hoped they would of had more scenes as it was touching too see Angela open up towards someone that she least expected. How Oscar also took care of her and even went as far too help her take care of her kid was so touching!! So happy they both got happy endings.
I can't get enough of the way dwight says "I know" when Pam tells him he doesn't have to comfort her. His smile and genuine delivery is just perfect. He is a caring person beneath the insults and the beets.
My favourite heart-warming scene is when Michael and Dwight return to the office Olympics, and Jim gives them "medals", moving Michael to tears (used to make me cry). Also when Jim sings with michael at his BBQ.
According to the podcast, Michael wasn’t supposed to cry in the script but Steve decided that he would act it out as an emotional scene and the cast just went with it.
Personally, I liked Creed's line in the finale when he says he still has his medal from Flonkerton. For someone like him who ultimately values nothing finds value in something so mundane it's testament to the connection they all shared and tribute to the very heart of the show.
I think Michael underneath his annoying and obnoxious personality is a sweet, caring, and nice person. I think because Michael was bullied as a child, he was taught that it was cool to be obnoxious and was taught that saying rude jokes was cool and funny. Its when Holly shows up that he realizes that being a nice person is cooler than being the way he is. Which is just amazing, character building. I always thought the show was the growth of Michael. Every season he usually becomes more and more of a better person right up until he leaves, when his character is complete. And I think mostly Jim and Pam realize that Michael was really a good person.
dwight also thought highly of michael. i remember when he was angry michael didnt give him manager position but got all softened up when he read the letter michael left him. he was so overjoyed when michael made it to his wedding
Oscar and Angelas relationship is honestly beautiful. she's so conservative and cold, which Oscar acknowledges, yet they went through so much together and the compassion Oscar shows her in the end, idk gives me chills.
@@HooksBill do you happen to be conservative? because the truth is neither side is really that much different, it's just your group seems better to you.
The scene at 11:20 is my favorite, but my favorite part of this scene you cut out, it's when Dwight sees Pam crying and says "WHO DID THIS TO YOU? I will find them". I love that scene because it shows just how much Dwight cares for his friend.
@@46chambersoflife probably wasn't his baby. he was crafting a sympathetic, dramatic backstory to entice kelly. he figured the baby would be returned by someone (a responsible pediatrician, perhaps?)
You forgot the scene where Pam and Jim are kissing and Dwight looks up at them from the rearview mirror from his car and then just smiles. one of the most purest scenes in my opinion
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Micheal being so excited about Pam’s paintings is my all-time favourite scene. It’s one of the first times Micheal is seen as an actual good person and it’s just so sweet and heartwarming.
Michael*
Other then when he gives all the candy to the kids on one of the first episodes
Yes he has great depth as a character. Of course he's rude and has zero filter when it comes to just saying anything that pops into his head and is kind of an ass sometimes but in his awkward way he loves all his co-workers.
Especially since just prior to that scene he had his heart ripped out by Ryan at business school.
Yeah but he genuinely loved the drawings because of his childlike mind
you forgot Michael telling Erin to go to her room after realising she sees him as her dad
That was a great scene
What episode is that from?
@@shawdee5418 Viewing party
Tigran Barseghyan thank you 💛
That's on the "saddest Office moments" video they posted. Vice versa the comments on that video have people looking for all the moments on this video.
Saddest moment:
Creed saying "see you tomorrow boss" when Michael is leaving.
Saddest moment: Kevin dropping his chilli
hOi! i'm Temmie 😭😭
I agree
I cried when Michael said bye to Jim
😭😭fr
I love the parallel of Micheal arriving just in time before pam take off her painting and Pam arriving just in time before Micheal take his plane
Never Realized That
Omg never realized!! Got shivvvvverrrssssssss w this. ❤❤😊
Wow! Never noticed that, love comments like these 🖤
its not that deep...jeez
@@jeffstrongmannchill party pooper
How dare they cut the "Who did this to you? Where is he?" when Dwight comforts Pam. That's my all-time fav moment!
which episode was that?
Yuyuko Sheeta when Michael comes back from Jamaica and everyone finds out Jan went with him.
@@glennlewis7142 thanks
I agree!
So great!
When Dwight sees Pam crying in the hallway and the first thing he says is “Who did this to you? Where are they?” . My favorite
This needed to be said 😌
who hurt you😡 i love him haha
its makes me cry everytime
agreed, meanwhile Dwight doesn't need to show emotion. But when it comes to pam, Dwights emotions become clear.
🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
What’s amazing is that Michael isn’t trying to exaggerate his emotions at all when he compliments Pam’s art. He genuinely thinks she’s a great artist, and that makes the scene so heartwarming
When a persons words has weight , without intending. It’s the most powerful. This is when they Found Micheal’s character . And ran with it
@QuickRat thats really true, not all stupid people is useless
Good call
I almost cried watching that part
Michael was always at his best, when he wasn't trying to be his best.
It's so touching how Pam went from being almost disappointed that Michael showed up - to being so grateful for him being there and genuinely appreciating her creativity. In 6 words he said more to her than Roy ever did.
So true that scene was one of the best
“My God, these could be tracings”?
@@keatonterry Thanks!
“Your art was the best art of all the art.”
At least her art was the prettiest of all the art
The part where Michael appeared at Pam's art wall, that always makes my heart die.
From happiness I presume lol
Sammeeeee
This was the moment I decided that The Office was more than just some random show people quote to seem funny ☺️
You should probably get the checked out
Is there something in your pocket? A chunky
most underrated one: michael saying he’s not erins dad and when she starts crying he tells her to go to her room. gets me everytime
Daniel Massey also I realized Erin hates holly at the beginning because she’s kind of protective of him
@@calewitmer5001 You need to watch again with the thought that Erin is a dog. She's loyal, obedient, excitable and gets super worried when someone she cares about is hurt.
mhm
YUP
It hurts even more because Erin never had a father figure.
"That is our building, and we sell paper." So frikkin deep.
It’s even deeper when you realize that the price of art was made on paper
That's what she said :-P
On par with “It’s not called Schittsville. It’s called Schitt’s Creek and it’s where we live.”
- Eugene Levy from Schitt’s Creek
To be honest, just finished watching Schitt’s Creek and it’s easily on the same level as The Office.
@@joehamersly1050 nope never office will always win
@@PatrickMahomes15Chiefs I’m from Scranton, PA, and The Office is literally the most interesting thing to happen to Scranton since the coal mining days. The Office is definitely a hit, but narratively it really suffers after Michael leaves. Then it’s tolerable at best until the finale. I’m not saying one is better than the other; I’m simply saying Schitt’s Creek is equally stellar and is something to watch if you don’t want to get Peacock and watch The Office.
The airport scene - Jenna was actually telling Steve how much she appreciated him
The 9,986,000 minutes song - Steve had no idea that they were going to sing that
And the scene with the teapot card - John Krasinski actually wrote Jenna what their friendship meant to him
It really just tells you how close the cast was
Which is funny, because that is the base of the show. A slow growth of people connecting.
It really is a real show, it’s not acting
I've never seen any kind of confirmation from official sources regarding the second fact. Tried to search for it and everything. Where have you heard it from? I know the teapot scene was discussed in the Office Ladies podcast, and I'm still going through the episodes so I don't know if they talked about the last dundies scene, but they haven't even reached the season where Steve leaves yet. I always see people talking about this tidbit like it is universally known but I've never seen anyone from the production team or from the cast actually saying it. Would love to be proved wrong, though, that is such a heartwarming story
@@menoguchi I watched a video discussing the moments that were real and I already knew the teapot scene and airport scene was real from office ladies , the video mentioned those too, so I assumed since they had two true facts the third one was too
Also watching the scene back again I can definitely look at his face and emotions and see Steve Carrell and not Micheal Scott
The information might be false but that emotion looks really genuine
@@menoguchi in an interview with Entertainment Weekly Jenna Fischer said "......., in the episode where we all sang to Steve the goodbye song, we all rehearsed that without him for a couple of days, and so the first time he heard it was when we sang it to him on camera, so his emotions there were real."
My favorite quote from this show is definitely when Andy says “I wish you’d know when you were in the good old days before the good old days are done” I think about it all the time
Omg same.it's a quote I'll never forget cause it shows we need to live in the moment. It's good to look back at good times and memories, and plan your future, but we need to see what we have right now.
Dalton Chitko omg that’s feels right there
Same it melts my heart when I hear Andy say
Technically the quote is: "I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them" but still all the feels
Kara Paul i'm so glad you corrected them lol i was about to pop off
How about when Michael is really sad in his empty condo but then the kids come trick or treating and he is really cheerful in front of them and gives them a lot of candy
I love feeding children candy.
That's the scene that made me fall in love with his character
@@michaelgscott7370 thank you OG Mike
YES THANK YOU that's one of my favourite scene
what episode?
The most heartwarming incest joke ever
"I feel like all my kids grew up and then they married each other. It's every parent's dream."
13hours from Pennsylvania to Sweet Home Alabama is better than going to Colorado(25hours)
Yeah Mon
i cried when i said that
@Preston Alopea ok? i wasn’t trying to be
@Preston Alopea this people be toxic for no reason lmfao
@Preston Alopea what joke?
The tears in Jim's eyes after they found out they were having a baby... my heart. It was so real.
I love that the first person he called was Dwight.
they're both amazing actors, awesome.
This scene makes me want to cry every time. So happy:)
Actually John Krasinski had a baby with Jenna Fischer for that moment, just such dedicated actors.
It's not real it's a tv show
When Michael said “that is our building, and we sell paper.” I suddenly couldn’t see the screen for all my tears.
Stanley, you're... crying?
elena caglioti costa boy you shut yo ass up. I ain't finna cry.
I laughed at that-
Booberry facts
Stanley?
I just love how Jim's eyes shine when he finds out Pam is pregnant. John Krasinski is a great actor.
Jab John Krasinski for Mr. Fantastic!!
Jab right?! Such a beautiful moment
Will Foster holyyyyyyyyy yes
It felt so real!!! Who ever casted them is a genius.
@@belle369 I think Jim was a waiter before landing the role
Ryan: "You helped me get off drugs"
Creed: "I watch you when you sleep"
We have all heard it a million times but still made lol when I read your comment 😄
Good ol' creed
I forgive you for kissing me
Remember to call
Call or text or e-mail
Or call!
I love when Pam says something like "Most kids think their parents are soulmates, mine are gonna be right about that".
Always gets me
No because that’s the line that stuck out to me the most in the whole show. That whole scene. It set my standards for the kind of love I should be looking for. It was such a tearjerker.
missing: jim telling michael he's the best boss he ever had.
Yes that should have been added I agree
I guess if we add those clips as well, we may get more than 30 minutes of wholesome footage.
The conversation just before micheal leave should be there..
I cried after seeing that
Dwight telling his feelings to Angela too
No one is mentioning how Angela grew as a person. She humbled herself and became accepting, and in the end she showed love to all of them
JuJuBee 12 ikkk when Oscar and her had such a wholesome moment
yeah
I felt like angela's arc was rushed compared to Michael's, jim's, or Pam's arc. I mean even when she was broke she was still sassy
John Carlo Canizl she was independent and not used to opening up to people. She was still defensive but not to lash out, just because she didn’t want people feeling her pain. When she grabbed Oscar‘s hand it showed she really appreciated his gesture.
@@bigblue207 yeah i guess your right but...i feel it was rushed. Sure she changed but it's too rushed, its just a couple of episodes and then a time jump... In short it's rushed they couldn't match Dwight, or Michael, or Jim or Pam's arcs
michael and pam had the best friendship ever.
Danger Ranger have**
False. Michael and I have the best friendship ever. Why, we're like one of those classic, famous teams. He's like Mozart and I'm like Mozart's friend. No, I'm like Butch Cassidy, and Michael is like Mozart. You try and hurt Mozart, you're gonna get a bullet in your head, courtesy of Butch Cassidy.
Here's a competitor: Stanley and Ryan.
Here's a competitor: Stanley and Ryan.
Sometimes Pam was kinda mean to Michael
When Jim clearly says, “I’ve gotta tell Dwight,”, when Pam and the doctor tell him he’s gonna be a daddy is absolutely beautiful
I think it was just about the volleyball game, not telling him they're having a baby
@@gisselgonzalez8276 still it's nice to think that his first thought afterwards was to tell his worst enemy, well actually they have a really charming back and forth but
Yeah it was because Dwight was stalling the basketball game for them until they returned 😅
@@DirtySoulsTV dwight wasnt the worst enemy. Jim was his best friend.
@@hashenkavinda1272 I wanna know what made them stop being friends specifically, cos Jim and Dwight used to be friends until Jim started relentlessly pranking him
I love the scene where Andy stands up to Robert and explains how everyone in the Office should be on the right side of his list. Probably my favourite Andy as manager scene
Not much good stuff to choose from lol
The only moment I enjoy of him being manager besides the nard dog tattoo
The scene where he helps Darryl after the warehouse won the lottery was a pretty good scene too
I hate every scene Andy bernard is in
@@SARSYO1 post S3 and pre S9 Andy Barnard is my favourite character
After the garden party when everyone overhears Andy’s dad say he isn’t proud of him and they call come together to throw a barbecue and make him feel better
That was the first episode I ever watched
We love feel better bbqs
What episode?
That made me so happy, aaaaaand then they made him an irredeemable jerk
Jim finds out he’s a dad to be and immediately calls Dwight.
They were playing volleyball before this, with Scranton vs Corporate. He told Dwight to send in the subs, cause they weren't going to be back in time to finish the game. But yes, Dwight and Jim are the true love story of The Office hahaha.
@@cb4sn134 no he told him to do it because he found out Pam was pregnant
Thats heart warming enough!! If Jim didn’t prank Dwight the chances of Jim and Pam getting together decrease by too much!! Dwight means so much to Jim and Pam even if they don’t always show that!!
@@nataliemayer170 lol
@@Jane-zj8px that’s what I was trying to say
When Jim joins in the kareoke, the moment he does Michael gets so happy and he actually starts singing better
One of the kindest things that Jim ever did.
I don't think Darryl gets enough credit for how good he can play the piano
And Andy is actually good at singing
Its Darryl
Darnell*
Yeah but Doug Judy does 😎
I can only see Horatio Velveteen
Oscar asking Angela to live with him is one of the best scenes in The Office. It shows that The Office is so much more than comedy, it's about character development and friendships (and romantic relationships too but that's obvious).
Elisha So I agree completely. It is a heart-warming show at times.
Wait until you know it’s all scripted
Seif Bouanik wait what
And it's immediately followed by heartbreaking scene with Angela breaking down in Oscar's car. These 2 scenes are some of my favorite in the whole series
It is one of the highlights of Season 9. Even the whole show. Right when Angela is finally getting her come-uppance Oscar shows her compassion.
“I feel like all my kids grew up and married each other”
souna rock it’s every parents dream
AmbiDeX 12 😂 alabama 100
**alabamian anthem plays**
After all his pseudo on the meeting website was littlekid lover so yeah...
**banjo starts playing**
Dwight putting his arm around Pam and beginning to cry with her, because seeing her sad breaks his heart... The sweetest thing!
"Who did this to you? Where is he?"
“so you’re PMS’ing pretty bad, huh?”
That reminds me of the Viewing Party episode from season 7 where Pam tries to put Cece to sleep and it wasn’t until Dwight held her in his arms and almost immediately she stopped crying and fell asleep only to have Pam come to the realization that Cece loves Dwight. Since then I’ve wondered if they’ve ever given any thought about a potential relationship involving Cece and Phillip just to make Dwight and Jim brother-in-laws. It’s been my biggest fan theory since The Office (US) was canceled.
@@MrPeepington 😂😂😂
Tying his suit jacket around his waist like an old sweatshirt instead of putting it on her shoulders will always be an iconic Dwight
"A good boss doesn't fire people, he hires people, and inspires people. People, Ryan; and people will never go out of business."
- Michael Scott
I love this quote!
Dunder Mifflin, the people person's paper people
a good quote
this was after Ryan takes Michael to his college
Fuck, this hits me in my feels.
Definitely needs to be more good bosses out there in the world.
Steve carrel actually had no idea about the goodbye song and those tears were real. That wasn’t acting he was actually so upset about leaving all of his friends and this amazing show that when they surprised him with that song that was his real reaction. That just shows how much he really cared about them in real life.
MaddieP74 will Ferrell didn’t know either, that was his real reaction too 😂
Diigital Ink 😂😂
aww
you are right
then why did he leave lol
'I'm sorry, what was the question?'
This was an amazing acting from Jenna Fischer. It's just amazing how her face changes during the scene.
Breno Leonardo;
I was thinking the exact same thing! 😺
That was some great acting on Jenna’s part
It happens when love is about happen for real!
Amazing!!! I say this every time! Her face was everything!
Breno Leonardo Changed your 999 to 1K
She said in an interview once that there was a "space in Jim's embrace, right by his shoulder, where she became Pam." I love that.
Look at Pam’s smile when Jim asked her out to dinner as a date, in that moment right there she saw herself getting married to that guy, having kids and growing old together for the rest of their lives. That look is so precious🥺
Very true
Every girl deserves that moment :)
Timing finally “got right.”
It's a show 😑
@@DSN007 it is?
I think the most heartwarming moment is how everyone in the comments is talking about what moments pulled their heartstrings
Nah, most heartwarming scene was ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
@@DavistheDCfan bro you straight up suck
Aww you are amazing
@@DavistheDCfan NOOOO
You bastard. This hasn't happened to me in years. Unbelievable.
Aaawww
First person Jim contacted when finding out he was a Dad was Dwight.
Im not trying to ruin this moment but at first I thought it said when finding out he was dwights dad
Just Cruz not really Jim called Dwight and told him to send I the substitute players cause they where playing volleyball and Pam Injured herself and that why there at the hospital
Matthew Carrillo Bruh we know, fr just stfu
Let’s not make it more meaningful or dramatic than it was. 😆 Geez.
I felt honored to be the first person called about that matter.
“All my kids grew up and then married each other, it’s every parents dream”
Without known context this statement is very suspicious😂
@@alexryder545 check out the out of context video for the office
I know it sounds like a boomer but "incest is wincest".
classic michael line
@@riddhimarai3963 one last doozy 😂
It annoys me people actually hate Pam as a character, she’s literally the heart of the show and half of these heartwarming scenes are her and Jim
She's the proof that being ordinary or being "regular" is also beautiful to be...
Who hated Pam's character? News to me. I certainly never did.
@@davidl570 I'm only guessing but i think season 8 or 9 she caught some heat when her relationship with Jim hit a rough patch.
@@bb-zg3nf Okay, thanks for the info!
Agree
Fun Fact: Steve Carrell actually had no idea about the goodbye song.
Really? that makes the scene even better!
Oh my god! I didn’t know
Well that hurts like a mother-
And Will Ferrell absolutely ruined the whole thing... As usual.
Julián Escalante as usual. Will ferell is a class actor
Dwight and Pam's friendship is one of the most pure things I've ever seen on television
False we are best friends.
Jim
You mean pans
samee
Michael and Pam's tooo
Honestly Pam and Michael's relationship is SO underrated.
ah so cool that 5.7 thousand people have seen this lol
it is. i love their friendship, they had the most emotional moments together
Pam and Dwight too...
Thank you you're so right
Honestly you dont remember airport scene
@@kubrab976 most underrated episode ever
Michael befriending Sasha, Toby's daughter, is one of my favorite scenes. Michael is all frozen and awkward at first, thinking he has no way to relate to some kid he doesn't know. But they immediately bond over his collection of toys and soon she's giggling and then he asks if she already has a godfather, which is so precious! Michael would make an amazing uncle or godfather.
But he felt nothing when cuddled Jan's child. That broke my heart.
"Why be a father when you can be a fun uncle?"
-Michael Scott
"Having Luke here is a pretty big deal for me. Because his mother, who also happens to be my half sister, kind of cut me off from that side of the family fifteen years ago--fourteen. The last time I saw Luke, was the opening day of Ace Ventura 2. And that was '95. So yes, fifteen years on the dot. [long pause] Anyway, I lost him in a forest."
@@rakusin is there a clip of that somewhere?
@@rockycuro7737 tried to find it but couldn't help. It's the episode when Jan goes with the baby to Dunder Mifflin for the first time and Michael meets her. He takes Astrid in his arms and then gives her to other person and says to camera "I didn't feel a thing" or something like that.
I feel like all my kids grew up and then they married each other.
*It’s every parent’s dream*
In sweet old Alabama... 😂
Sorry.. had to say it...
Dutch Van der Linde I bet you wish Arthur and John got hitched you animal
That's what she said. (Sorry, I had to say that)
If your Tasmanian!!!
we need a plan
What about the scene of Dwight crying when Angela isn’t into him, only for Jim to comfort him in the stairwell, or when Dwight defends Pam during that Jamaica episode or Michael’s proposal to Holly, or Jim and Michael’s goodbye, or Jim and Michael talking on the boat or a lot of Jim and Michael scenes
IjuanSena2169 or when Angela is crying over her cat and Michael goes “oh no sprinkles?” And then is sad to. It really shows how much he cares about the people he works with
Jim talking to Dwight about marrying Angela, Jim's marriage plan, (in my opinion it may not be to other people) Dwight finally getting the position of manager.
Or when pams parents got divorced and she is talking to jim about what he said to her dad
This needs a part 2
That part was epic
These scenes would be nothing if the actors weren’t so great.
Big Dog correct me then
Big Dog how should i say tho?
Big Dog Alright mr professor it isn’t my native language and i’m learning it. Will you tell me my mistake, please?
Garik Israyelyan ok, I got you, man. It’s not like I’m some kind of language guru, but I think you can say “these scenes wouldn’t be half as good as they are, if actors weren’t that talented”
Diana Milkovich I was just trying to understand what exactly was incorrect in that sentence. Thank you very much though, I’ll definitely use your phrase in future🙏🏼
This show was willing to do something that most acts of cinematography aren’t. When people were sad, or emotional, or their hearts were full, we saw real emotion. Not Hollywood’s version of “attractive crying,” we saw red eyes, real feeling reactions. And to me, that makes this show very special
So true!!!
Yes Jenna Fischer and John K should win emmys for their eyes alone!
I love the fact that When Dwight found Pam crying on a bench, his immediate reaction was "Who did this to you? Where is he?" Dwight was ready to throw down because someone hurt Pam
Why was she crying again? I can't remember the episode...
@@GSDPops She's upset that now that she has realized that she has feelings for Jim, he turned her down, since he's with Karen. She's upset with herself as well, since she turned him down the first time, when she really did want to be with Jim but was just to afraid to go for it. It's a whole mess of frustations, mixed with the pain of seing a happy Jim with someone else
She was PMS’ing pretty hard
@@GodBear97 what episode?
@@noahgillingberg7173 Season 3 Episode 11
You missed the "When you're a kid, you assume your parents are soulmates." "My kids are gonna be right about that." That was pretty hard! (That's what she said =D)
or that’s what he said. get it? cause of *gay* =D
I cried at that part. The best moment in the whole show (In my opinion)
Omgg yess my all time fav of Jim n Pam
ha! that's what she said
That whole plot was done perfectly because they build that Jim said something terrible about relationships or about Pam and then the slow reveal of the fact that Jim told her dad that he always knew she was his soulmate makes me literally feel how much the actors became these characters. John and Jenna might not be in love in real life but they do have a deep emotional connection to their characters and their relationship. It’s a masterful demonstration of what happens when two actors portraying a romantic relationship BECOME their characters
Jim’s reaction to Pam’s pregnancy is the most heartwarming thing in the world I just can’t. When his voice breaks after finding out and when he hugs her and when his eyes light up. Ahhhh my hearttt
I know right 😭
Yeah 😭😭
One of the best acting moments on the show too. John Krasinski is amazing.
@@dr.little7311 right? its so real to me even I almost start tearing up haha
I know 😭
The moment Oscar offers Angela a place to stay always makes me tear up, it's refreshing to see this realness and generosity in a dynamic with a non-romantic duo
And then she asked if he would accept animals. She litteraly killed it 🤣
@@stephaniebazoct Clearly she has her priorities straight 😂
Which episode is that? I've been trying to find it
@@alanalino4554
I think it might be Livin' the Dream (Season 9 Episode 21) but I'm not 100% sure
Surprised nobody mentioned Jim cutting his tie to match Pam's screwed veil. It's such a small and sweet scene, but the way he so casually does it, replies to her "Now we are even", and she holds not to break down, while making the mental picture gesture, ALWAYS gets me. No grand gestures, not big monologues, just a small act to say "I'm with you". Oof.
There are several reasons all viewers cheer for Pam and Jim as a couple and find them so relatable, and this scene encapsulates it perfectly.
When he was up on the altar and someone said “wear a tie much?” 😭😭
It’s in there tho
@@ajaunjenkins4894 it was Pam's brother
@@dhrwhoo Jim's brother, not Pam's.
I've watched the wedding episode so many times, and I ALWAYS end up in a puddle of happy tears. We all know a Jim and a Pam, or we want to be in that couple.
Always love the moment when Jim cuts off his tie to make Pam feel better.
He sure had good moments with a scissors.
IKR he’s such a heartwarming person
“Then its a date” 🥺☺️- ”Im sorry what was the question”
the way it was hard for her to talk bc she was smiling so much 💖💖
That was some epic acting on Jenna Fisher’s part. Wow. I am amazed every time I watch it.
When michael was the only one who showed up I really felt like crying, it’s just so genuine what he did and he said he rushed there to see Pams paintings which meant he never forgot about her. Something just made me really feel touched
Same I cried when he said he was proud of her
“Something just made me really feel touched” - That’s what she said
@@mikaellyribeiro1239 XD
Pam being able to meet Micheal before his flight was the most heartwarming scene hands down .
Yeah. :)
Where was she before that? They showed her going into a theater or something and the alibi was to pick up a new printer. I thought she was getting something for Michael’s going away party but they never really explained what happened.
tasnia islam I cried so hard
Agreed, that’s when I cried
Big Blue - She was getting Michaels cake
It’s the Oscar and Angela scene for me. They’re both such cold and awkward characters, but they have an amazing connection. The senator drove a wedge between them, but they overcame it together. Angela had a baby to support, and her ex husband had thrown her out on the streets. Oscar wasn’t going to let her go through that alone. They had one of the best storylines in the show in my opinion.
It especially warms my heart to see how Angela had been judgemental and cruel towards him because of her religion, but overcame that and saw him as a person first, then a friend, and by then his sexual orientation doesn’t matter. It’s so beautiful, this show is actually genius writing.
I love how Phyllis and Angela make up (and years of party planning squabbles) in the Finale as well. Phyllis carries Angela to the wedding
Yeah. That moment when she reaches out for his hand and says ‘thank you’ always brings tears to my eyes
I loved the moment where kevin stood up both for angela and oscar to the senator..
Deadass commented the same thing in a different format lol. I agree!!
why is no one talking about how angela and oscar’s relationship developed in the last season 🥺
Cause it pales in comparison to the others... don't make every understated thing out there to be a gem
@@jaydeepbose4501 nah their relationship was one of the best things of the last few seasons. It was really well done and fun
Jaydeep Bose people like different things, maybe they just really enjoyed watching Oscar and Angela. No need to put them down.
@@jaydeepbose4501 Angela went from being disgusted by Oscar's sexuality to having him be the godfather of phillip, if that's not character development then I have no idea what is
I never watched that. After Steve Carrel left I watched none of the episodes other than the finale.
How is Jim's last interaction with Micheal where he says "Save it for tomorrow when we have lunch tomorrow and I'll tell you what an amazing boss you are" not on here? Talk about a tear jerker!
But was it wholesome? It was more sad but I get your point!
@@namjooningfr I would consider it because it was Jim thanking Michael for being the best boss he ever had. I think that would be very heart warming and wholesome!
The whole "Goodbye Michael" episode should be in here
I loved Andy an Erin together. It was really upsetting when they made Andy’s character so terrible in the end. They turned him into an asshole
He was an asshole in the beginning too to be fair
true, but after andy turned into a butthole, i totally shipped pete and erin
@@slater8505 ugh, Pete was the worst possible character. Even that British lassie was funnier (and she was really terrible)
@@Szpareq Andy was worse than both Nellie and Pete.
@@slater8505 you mean plop the worst character next to nellie
I love how the only person who came and actually admired Pam’s art (Oscar came and talked bad about it which made Pam feel bad so it doesn’t count) was Michael, and the only person that came to the airport to say the last goodbye to Michael was Pam. Pam was the only person who truly understood Michael, she was like a daughter to him, she always was there for him, and though they didn’t always get along, Pam’s really the only person that Michael showed his sweet side to, not making jokes, just being nice because he truly loves her, I dont know why I just think they had such an amazing relationship it’s awesome.
I know. Honestly its just great.
Skye Bass also Michael and Erin
Skye Bass She was also the only person that left to go with the Michael Scott Paper Company (not including Ryan)
Oscar didn't talk bad about it, he tried to defend her, even though weakly, it was the guy he was with who buried her
Happy Helicopter yeah because Ryan was at a low and so of course he joined
did anyone notice how Daryl is always fire on the piano.
He groovin
And he can sing!!!
DOUG JUDY
Dev Singh NINE NINE
Dev Singh you are my fire
What I love so much about this show is that it shows platonic friendships between men and women. Like Dwight and Phyllis, Oscar and Angela or even Erin and Michael.
to be fair, Michael and Erin are more of a found family dynamic.
@@babymilksnatcher But it's not romantic, which is what makes it so nice.
read the initial comment again…Michael & Erin are like a father daughter type. Angela & Oscar, well we know Oscar is gay so I’d say Dwight & phyllis or Dwight & Pam
God I hate that word shut up. It's just called being friend you weirdo
Also Stanley & Phyllis they are besties
The most heart warming part of the office was when Kevin dropped his chilli. I will never forget the burning sensation on my chest when I saw that poor guy try to save his chilli.
Nah that's the saddest scene in the office
RIP chilli
how is that heart warming lol
That chilli is culinary art
@@1TheAvatar Ah the joke didn't hit you yet.
When Michael isn’t an idiot, he’s really just a big teddy bear.
Edit: wow so many likes.
Y E S
facts dude
Dwight K. Shrute Can I buy some card stock Dwight?
Hannah Weaver are you one of my clients?
No thats daryl
Pam saying the silent goodbye to Michael at the airport makes me cry the most 😭
Do you know that what she was telling him in the shot is that she is really going to miss him on the show and the tears were real.
philippe merrette yeah she actually was saying goodbye and that she would miss him on the show and that was improvised
philippe merrette I didn’t know that.
The next time I see it I will cry even more. It’s not the same but I feel the same way☮️
"That is our building. And we sell paper"
Still one of Steve Carrell's best scenes
Pam is SO good at acting, that smile is contagious man, you can just feel the happiness radiating, I wish there were more people like her lol
True
@@safi6749 *very* true
Wait, you mean Pam or the actress?
@@pinguimbrav8728 the character pam
shes so REAL
Pam, that is our building, and we sell paper. And i am really proud of you.
Oh ive been meaning to ask you, how is Colorado?
How many phones full of pictures of your kids do you have know?
IDENTITY THEFT IS NOT A JOKE, MICHAEL!
@@hilacopter4023 MILLIONS OF FAMILIES SUFFER EVERY YEAR!!!
@@hilacopter4023 😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣😅🤣
They missed a big one - when Pam gets off the phone with her dad when her parents are splitting up. Her dad says jim told him how much he loved Pam and he never felt that way about his wife. It definitely has sad elements but that moment is so heartwarming it really speaks beautifully to the strength of their relationship.
Yess! I was gonna comment this!
Can you tell me that scene? I've been looking for it. Thank you
@@chinolopez3280 I think it’s in Stress Relief part 2
When everyone is singing the "nine million nine hundred eighty six thousand minutes" Song Steve Carell did not know it was going to happen all the acting from him is genuine
Godddd that was so soured by Deangelo.
@@jeremylee48 rightttt
Are you serious!? it was really awesome to see jim and michael reunite after covid! Over video.
Oh god I cried all the tears of my body... The song, the faces, everything...
Source:-Trust me bro
One of the most heartwarming things about the 9,986,000 minutes song is that Toby was there and sang one of the lines which shows that he cares about Michael.
He always just wanted to get along with Michael, he was just doing his job, unfortunately his job is spoiling Michael's fun...
Toby is that pne nerd in school that reminds the teacher what about the homework
Deangelo hit them NOTES
when michael call's toby a waste of life it's one of the worst thing that can be said about someone
I'm your 420th like 😌😳
Fun fact: Because the airport scene wasn't mic'd up, Jenna Fischer was thanking Steve Carell for their time on the show. This is why it felt so real, it's because it was.
That’s amazing and it makes me wanna cry.
omg this ruined me
Noooooooooooo My feeeelllllssssssssss
I just want to know how people don’t like this show man smh. It’s SO GOOD.
I just realized it was a “That’s what she said” 🤣🤣🤣
Okay why is no one talking about how Creed says, “I watch you sleep.” In the goodbye song
Creed for president
Kitty 424 that’s just casual Creed
its normal for creed, no ones fazed anymore
Because it’s Creed
It was normal creed and all of it was so heartwarming it didn't matter.
The scene where Jim goes to Michael’s office on his last day and tells him “Best boss ever” is one of my favourites
Somewhere in the behind the scenes footage John talks about filming this scene. I don't have a link but it's really sweet and worth a watch
Ever
Anyone else notice the super quiet “That’s what she said” when he takes his mic of at the airport 😔😭
I hear it now
i never noticed until now
Dang I could tell he said thats what she said but I only noticed you could actually hear it recently
Lol I was looking to see if anybody talked about that
That is Michaels saying. And now he has me saying it. When he left and said that I said it.
Most underrated scene that I haven’t seen anyone talk about: Dwight holding out his hand to Jim in gratitude after Jim saves his job especially after their big physical fight
What episode was this?
Dwight and Jim have the best arc in the show😂
@@amayah4598 somewhere in the season 8 Florida arc
@@amayah4598 when the new boss wanted to fire dwight and jim fought with dwight to stop him From getting fired
@@amayah4598
When they were in Florida to make Dwight vp when they opened the Sabre store and they were gonna fire him. Jim stopped him from going inside the conference room and Todd Packer went in instead and got the axe.
Jim: are you free for dinner tonight?
Pam: Yes.
Jim: then it's a date.
Everyone: *cries tears of joy*
Oscar being a genuine friend to Angela. Probably one of the most underrated wholesome moments of the show 🖤
This show made us laugh, cry, cringe, and cheer. Love it or not, this is objectively a good show.
Its the perfect mix.. just beautiful.
Agreed
Then Michael left
I was late to it. Love the show.
@Jax Teller What does cringw mean?
That Oscar and Angela scene was so raw and painful I loved it. Then Angela and Dwight got married and Oscar became their child's godfather
Angela and Oscar scene was legit the best one. I hoped they would of had more scenes as it was touching too see Angela open up towards someone that she least expected. How Oscar also took care of her and even went as far too help her take care of her kid was so touching!!
So happy they both got happy endings.
I can't get enough of the way dwight says "I know" when Pam tells him he doesn't have to comfort her. His smile and genuine delivery is just perfect. He is a caring person beneath the insults and the beets.
“so you’re pms-ing pretty bad”
i break down crying every single time michael shows up at the door frame for dwight’s wedding. EVERY TIME.
I swear I ugly cry everytime
I love that when he leaves the show and when he returns for Dwight’s wedding his lines are the same “that’s what she said” 🥲
My favourite heart-warming scene is when Michael and Dwight return to the office Olympics, and Jim gives them "medals", moving Michael to tears (used to make me cry). Also when Jim sings with michael at his BBQ.
His heart is full right now
Also, when Michael and Jim kind of say good bye to each other over lunch.
@@wrightvcx2249 :')
❤️😻🐸
According to the podcast, Michael wasn’t supposed to cry in the script but Steve decided that he would act it out as an emotional scene and the cast just went with it.
Personally, I liked Creed's line in the finale when he says he still has his medal from Flonkerton. For someone like him who ultimately values nothing finds value in something so mundane it's testament to the connection they all shared and tribute to the very heart of the show.
Lordoftheapes79 Flonkerton
And he says it with an appropriate song as well. Man, the way he plays the guitar.
MICHAEL COMIMG TO PAMS ART SHOW AND DWIGHT COMFORTING PAM ARE THE GREATEST THINGS TO EVER HAPPEN TO THIS SHOW
And Jim's best prank ever
I see your pmsing pretty bad
Poké Nick opposite actually lol
I think Michael underneath his annoying and obnoxious personality is a sweet, caring, and nice person. I think because Michael was bullied as a child, he was taught that it was cool to be obnoxious and was taught that saying rude jokes was cool and funny. Its when Holly shows up that he realizes that being a nice person is cooler than being the way he is. Which is just amazing, character building. I always thought the show was the growth of Michael. Every season he usually becomes more and more of a better person right up until he leaves, when his character is complete. And I think mostly Jim and Pam realize that Michael was really a good person.
Absolutely.
dwight also thought highly of michael. i remember when he was angry michael didnt give him manager position but got all softened up when he read the letter michael left him. he was so overjoyed when michael made it to his wedding
Pam’s face when Jim interrupted the interview and asked her to have dinner , oh my god so pure 🥺🥰
the chemistry between those 2 was amazing
YoU HeLpEd ME get OfF DrUgS
- Ryan Howard
“yOu HiT mE wItH yOuR cAr”
-Meredith Palmer
Haha one of my favorite moments
"I fOrGiVe yOu fOr kIsSiNg mE"
-Oscar Martinez
“tHE FirE iS shOOTinG aT Us”
- Andrew Bernard
i FOrGot mY PUrSe
-Phyllis Vance
Oscar and Angelas relationship is honestly beautiful. she's so conservative and cold, which Oscar acknowledges, yet they went through so much together and the compassion Oscar shows her in the end, idk gives me chills.
That scene when they were fussing over her baby like a couple. Loved it.
That hand...
He f*cked her husband. Come on
The ironic part is most of the conservative people I know are the ones who are the most compassionate. Maybe not on television, but in real life.
@@HooksBill do you happen to be conservative? because the truth is neither side is really that much different, it's just your group seems better to you.
The scene at 11:20 is my favorite, but my favorite part of this scene you cut out, it's when Dwight sees Pam crying and says "WHO DID THIS TO YOU? I will find them". I love that scene because it shows just how much Dwight cares for his friend.
Oscar's gesture at 5 minutes to open his home to poor Angela is one of the most genuine and kind I've ever seen. A good man.
Oscar, Angela and Kevin's friendships are underrated in the show.
It always gets me when Angela reaches Oscar's hand.
*A good gay you mean
@@tullamorejameson480 that has nothing to do with it 😂
Notice how Ryan isn’t in any heartwarming scene.
Because he started the fire.
Stanley, Phyllis, Kelly, Toby...?
Well, he's at least glad Michael got Ryan off drugs
propably cause he abandoned his own baby and kelly was fine with it
@@46chambersoflife probably wasn't his baby. he was crafting a sympathetic, dramatic backstory to entice kelly. he figured the baby would be returned by someone (a responsible pediatrician, perhaps?)
One of my favourites is when Dwight looks so broken when Pam calls herself a failure and helps her defeat himself to make her happy
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You forgot the scene where Pam and Jim are kissing and Dwight looks up at them from the rearview mirror from his car and then just smiles. one of the most purest scenes in my opinion
Do you happen to remember which season/episode this was in?
“I feel like my kids grew up and married each other, it’s like every parents dream”
~Michael Scott
*SWEET HOME ALABAMA*
That scene always makes me laugh
Sweet home America
Sweet home Alabama
EPKFilms and cry at the same time
I never thought I'd almost cry at someone saying "that's what she said."
Almost? Though guy
That’s what she said 😉
yeah I almost cry too
💓😭😭😂😂😂😂💀
Michael's expression is also a factor. So genuine.
*I love that Toby still sang, even though Micheal was always a butt to him*
micheal was a butt to everyone
The role of HR personnel. No hard feelings it's just a job. it doesn't define you no matter what! No hate.
4:21 Michael laugh when Jim came to sing with him always takes all my problems out of my mind. that's so pure and sweet.