I can't imagine a narcissist being ok with counseling, and made to feel they're in the "inferior" role. The fact Toby's the counseling authority makes it so much harder for him...and funnier for me.
@@anarcho-communist11 You’re right, most probably wouldn’t. Though, I have met a few that are just so manipulative that they’d jump at the opportunity to make others feel bad for them, feel pity for them, because it also makes them feel important. Not Michael per se, but your comment just made it pop into my head. This is one of my favorite episodes, so fucking funny!
If he really grabbed someone and spanked them, getting fired should be the least of his worries. I’d be more concerned about the criminal charges and civil suit coming my way
You know what, you’re right because Michael can’t tell his true feelings about Toby he actually likes him he just lets his hate get in the way so that’s why he doesn’t like him.
I love how Michael doesn't just hate Toby, he hates the idea of liking Toby. It's almost like a child has too much pride to admit they're wrong so they force themselves to double down on it instead
@@christofferjenzen78 I think I've said this elsewhere before, but has anyone else put together 10 years after the fact, that Toby reminds Michael of his stepdad, Jeff?
@@Matoro9902 LOL...Well I don't want him to be a strangler because I have a soft spot for him. I imagine he just pities Michael and doesn't take it personally.
‘Toby is in HR, which technically means he works for corporate, so he's really not a part of our family. Also, he's divorced, so he's really not a part of his family.’
I just realised Toby said "in case my daughter ever comes over", not "for when my daughter comes over". Even his daughter doesn't want to spend time with him. 😥
In another episode he asks his daughter to stop calling his ex-wife’s boyfriend daddy and go back to calling him Dave or joe or something. Really tragic
A lot of children are like that with their dads because the dad is usually the disciplinarian and most mom's do nothing to show agreement or respect for the dads decisions and just try to be the favorite parent.
@@joebloggs6922 Depends really on if your doesn't leave to work. I'm talking more modern where women are only marrying the rich and famous. Everything else is mostly a quick divorce.
yeah but he pushed too far with the "its important for you to be liked question" he should have kept it light like a regular conversation. After Michael told him the kid dog story, Toby should have shared a similar story with Michael to form a bond and get Michael to trust him more, then he could have lead the conversation into therapy. Toby probably would have done that if he had been focused, but he was probably fantasizing about Pam and thinking about strangling someone
I just saw that episode for the first time recently and honestly the scenes with Toby and Michael should have been the whole episode. The other plot about the mall boycott and Pam getting an undeserved promotion wasn't half as interesting as this lmao
@@JuliaN-ti9zv That's how it should be - it was the A-plot and a continuation of the previous episode, along with all of the backstory of Michael hating Toby
I like how every time Toby raises his voice (eg. “DOES ANYONE HAVE A CAMERA HERE?” and “Tell me!”), it’s like he’s so new to it and wanted to test it out.
@@gatsbygoodwood2575Toby is also very weak - he gives up easily. He doesn’t even bother to address most of the issues in the office until they get completely out of hand and he has no choice. He had the opportunity here to match up with Michael’s energy - when Michael got fired up and claimed he didn’t need help, he could have gotten up to his level and flat out asked him why, why doesn’t he think he needs help? He could have brought up prior scenarios where Michael clearly exhibited his need for attention, or his issues with relationships, but he doesn’t. He just gives up and lets Michael fill out the form.
Don't ever, for any reason, do anything, to anyone, for any reason, ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you are with, or where you are going, or where you've been, ever, for any reason whatsoever except for Toby.
GAGAGAGAGAGAGA I just saw something very unpretty! I looked in the mirror! GAGAGAGAGAGAGA!! But I am the cool RUclipsr with two hazardously hot girlfriends so IT is all good! Thanks for you attention dear steve
Sydney D Ngl that’s one of the reasons I don’t like micheal is just because of how much he abuses Toby mentally it’s just terrible how awful he is to him
I think maybe its past trauma of Michael, being brought up in a family of divorce. His hatred for Toby probably stems from that. Knowing his daughter is gonna have a life like that. Or he could just hate him. 😂😆
I know this was posted almost a year ago but I don't think that this point was meant to be funny. I think it was more centered around the idea that Michael never had a father figure growing up, or at least one that he consciously recognized.
i loved tobys character so much. this episode was really great because of the relationship between him and michael - it’s nice to see them finally get along!
I don't personally think Toby would be a good therapist. He does have a really kind of messed up life his own. His ex wife keeps his kid away from him. He's really lonely. He never stands up to anyone or for anything at work. He could bring a lot of those problems into people's therapy sessions
@@fark69 I don't think so. Being a therapist doesn't equal to beeing a person without personal problems. Maybe they learned by their mistakes and can apply the knowledge in the therapy sessions.
I wish we had more Toby scenes like this, where he earnestly tries to help, and comes off as likable to the viewers despite never quite making it with his coworkers. It’s harder to sympathize with the creep / strangler he abruptly became than the character he originally was. This was one of the few instances in the later seasons where he was portrayed in a positive / sympathetic light...
I think the real reason Michael hated Toby was because he sensed Toby could see through him and make him face himself as he really is. We see it here in the therapy session. Michael could have had a challenging existential breakthrough that changes him at the core. That was too terrifying and so he turned this fear into indignant hatred. He is afraid of Toby because Toby could heal him, and he's too scared to face himself.
This was the moment that the joke intentionally slipped We saw the real Toby, and the real Michael I will never forgive the Office writers (including Toby) for never following up on this. It could have been beautiful
Moist Gnome You clearly don’t watch parks and rec because Ann was hated by April until Ann tried to talk with April which actually helped them have a relationship. It took many seasons just for April to stop insulting Ann every time she said something. Michael only hates Toby because of corporate and how he is In Hr and I am sure if Toby was able to keep the conversation going Michael would have actually liked Toby
There are a few good moments that really shine but you forget. Both of them over having kids in take your daughter to work day, teasing michael over prison, and this moment. I think there is one more but i dont recall.
Maybe they thought it was too deep for a comedy? But yes I would have loved watching a bond between Michael and Toby at some point. Also I really wanted Toby to have a happy ending :/
@@Anawar29 They did so much drama with Jim and Pam but this is too deep? Nah. I do think they really missed out on not building up on this, I guess it's because if they did move forward with this they wouldn't have an easy-out for a quick Michael hates Toby skit, but the joke kind of ran its course by Season 6 or 7.
Whenever I get sad about Michael not having any friends and just wanting to be accepted, I remember the way he treats Toby and am glad that he doesn’t have any friends. He deserves it for treating Toby so poorly
@@zelohendricks51 Well, telling Pam she is fired and he is deadly serious, all as a prank... which he laughs hysterically at even when she is in tears. That's just cruel. And he never apologises for it. He is constantly shown to be self-centred and unwilling to accept responsibility for his own actions. He has a few redeeming moments and does have some character growth in later seasons but he is obnoxious and unapologetic for it. Plus, he takes joy in being cruel to Toby. So yeah, he does deserve it.
I love how Michael always thinks the worst of Toby. even when Toby is trying to keep his secret and he's telling him we can do this with more privacy, he responds "So you can molest me?" LMAO.
Toby's strategy is awesome here. Therapy is usually dealing with things that a patient cannot face themselves (either they are unaware or suppressing). The patient is unable to safely and confidently approach an issue. Thus the therapist's main goal becomes to form a safe external environment where light can be brought to said issue when the patient becomes almost unconsciously safe/willing to be vulnerable. Initially not with themself (who in the past was thought to be too weak), but with the other person who is seen as supportive and capable. It is that small step where someone is holding someone's hand, that can lead to someone's internal strength and bravery over time. And hopefully the patient will learn the most valuable aspect from that external therapist, that the response to vulberability is less painful and more beneficial when met with support and love. The therapist's hope is that the patient can internalize their supportive approach for themselves over time.
I’ve been a practicing psychologist for 13 years and Toby is actually a good therapist. But he should have known it would never work because of his relationship with Michael. The whole point of therapy is to de-escalate the issues and provide perspective, but above all, you’re there to listen to the patient. Toby knew how Michael felt, but he wanted to prove he could help him. As therapists we would never treat a friend, a coworker, or a family member, it’s unethical and morally erroneous. You’re there to help the patient and you need to have their best interests at heart. In the end it was Toby’s pride that got in the way of Michael’s treatment, and that should never happen.
This is actually such a genius scene, learning more about Michael’s background, seeing the genius of Toby, and the fact that tricks like this are actually used by professionals to get patients to talk.
Michael is actually being hilarious during this session, if he said some of these jokes during a conference room meeting I’m pretty sure they would have gotten a lot of laughs.
I feel like when Michael is first opening up and talks about how Jeff "Had a lot of respect for the manager" it truly might have been what sparked him to want to become a manager one day. It's all for Jeff to respect Michael who really hasn't grown up in a lot of ways
Best scene in this episode is when Michael sits there deciding if he should just get fired instead of sitting with Toby for the six hours.
The Gzer episodes go by so fast on Netflix, I never noticed. LOL
I can't imagine a narcissist being ok with counseling, and made to feel they're in the "inferior" role. The fact Toby's the counseling authority makes it so much harder for him...and funnier for me.
@@anarcho-communist11 You’re right, most probably wouldn’t. Though, I have met a few that are just so manipulative that they’d jump at the opportunity to make others feel bad for them, feel pity for them, because it also makes them feel important. Not Michael per se, but your comment just made it pop into my head. This is one of my favorite episodes, so fucking funny!
If he really grabbed someone and spanked them, getting fired should be the least of his worries. I’d be more concerned about the criminal charges and civil suit coming my way
@@BoxStudioExecutive well it was his nephew so there wouldn’t be any lawsuits or charges against him
Got to respect Toby for actually wanting to help the man who insults him at every turn.
1K likes but no comments? Let me fix that
You know what, you’re right because Michael can’t tell his true feelings about Toby he actually likes him he just lets his hate get in the way so that’s why he doesn’t like him.
@wintigrc7961now you got 2 likes
I'm surprised Michael actually figured out what Toby was doing
Well maybe next time you should estimate him.
What was he doing lol
Sam Ward getting him to talk by playing games
@Jorden Biondo yes yes ofcourse
Michael is a lot smarter than he lets on
I love how Michael doesn't just hate Toby, he hates the idea of liking Toby.
It's almost like a child has too much pride to admit they're wrong so they force themselves to double down on it instead
"It's almost like a child"
The perfect way to describe Michael altogether
tbf he was right about Toby
I don’t think that’s it
I feel sorry for Toby coz he was so excited for the therapy session
No. Toby bad. 😤
Yesenia A :( nooo I feel bad for Toby. Why is Toby bad?
@@chuchino_Y I concur. Toby bad. Very bad.
You shouldn't because hes the Scranton strangler
Baron von Stubby as someone who has just started watching the us office let me just ask... WHAT?
“I’m glad Michael is getting help. He has a lot of problems, and he’s stupid”
One of Phyllis’s best lines.
Ha! Completely forgot that one. Phyllis is brutal.
@@christofferjenzen78 I think I've said this elsewhere before, but has anyone else put together 10 years after the fact, that Toby reminds Michael of his stepdad, Jeff?
That's ironic coming from Phyllis.
At least Michael has a personality
@@Obveeus Phyllis has a personality. She's an exhibitionist.
The only person who needs therapy is toby from all the years of abuse from micheal
Yes THANK YOU someones saying what im thinking, I don't watch the office that much but I notice that Michael is mean to toby
@@ratsandmice1612 The only solace i get out of Michael being so mean to Toby is the possibility that Toby is the scranton strangler.
toby is the strangler. he is also not part of his family.
@@Matoro9902 LOL...Well I don't want him to be a strangler because I have a soft spot for him. I imagine he just pities Michael and doesn't take it personally.
@@Matoro9902 perhaps he is strangling people as a form of therapy thanks to all the abuse he gets from Michael?
Mad respect for toby somewhat outsmarting Michael. I really wish we got to see more wholesome toby and michael moments.
not exactly difficult to trick Michael lol
@@chrisgrudge6964 😂😂😂
‘Toby is in HR, which technically means he works for corporate, so he's really not a part of our family. Also, he's divorced, so he's really not a part of his family.’
Legendary
Honestly that's one of the most cruel burns
@Dragon Saviour lol did you just ask and answer your own question?
Samsquamsh that’s a classic Dwight move right there
COYG!!!!
I just realised Toby said "in case my daughter ever comes over", not "for when my daughter comes over". Even his daughter doesn't want to spend time with him. 😥
In another episode he asks his daughter to stop calling his ex-wife’s boyfriend daddy and go back to calling him Dave or joe or something. Really tragic
@@lucasfilmsphotography Really? I didn't know that. Which one? 😢
A lot of children are like that with their dads because the dad is usually the disciplinarian and most mom's do nothing to show agreement or respect for the dads decisions and just try to be the favorite parent.
@@Resanctify I dunno about that. It’s the opposite for me. Dads the easy one, mums the disciplinarian. Some mums can be pretty harsh
@@joebloggs6922 Depends really on if your doesn't leave to work.
I'm talking more modern where women are only marrying the rich and famous. Everything else is mostly a quick divorce.
Not gonna lie, that was a clever strategy by Toby
yeah but he pushed too far with the "its important for you to be liked question" he should have kept it light like a regular conversation. After Michael told him the kid dog story, Toby should have shared a similar story with Michael to form a bond and get Michael to trust him more, then he could have lead the conversation into therapy. Toby probably would have done that if he had been focused, but he was probably fantasizing about Pam and thinking about strangling someone
@Andy Wang it was like when he went after Nellie he just went too far too fast
funny thing is this is an actual strategy a lot of psychologist use, mostly with children tho, lol
@@DamianS78 well Michael is a child
big chungus thats the joke
0:41 I love how Toby's diploma tilts when he lets go of it 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I have never hated someone as much as Michael hates Toby
I have 😏
I have and it’s toby
I have never loved someone as much as Micheal loves Holly
Jacob Southerland very cool
Alperen Akdoğan oof
Honestly, I would love to have watched a 40-60min special of just Michael and Toby doing this. No B plot or anything.
I just saw that episode for the first time recently and honestly the scenes with Toby and Michael should have been the whole episode. The other plot about the mall boycott and Pam getting an undeserved promotion wasn't half as interesting as this lmao
@@JuliaN-ti9zv That's how it should be - it was the A-plot and a continuation of the previous episode, along with all of the backstory of Michael hating Toby
A Huis Clos.
SAME
I felt so bad for Toby he was just trying to help Michael
Ikr
He couldn't help his marriage
enjoyitbro doesn’t mean he can’t help people, he’s certified to help people
@@trynamakegainz Think ya missed the joke
I always feel bad for Toby
Does anyone else here NOT hate Toby?? I feel like he was mistreated the entire show 😢
I would maybe if he wasn’t the Scranton Strangler. 🤫😵
Oh yeah he's my fave ♥️
I liked him the first half of the seasons and then when he went jury duty then after i just like eh disliked him
Thank you.
I never hated him at all. I felt sorry for him mostly
So no ones gonna talk about how much work Toby put in to setting the room up?
He was trying to be friends with Michael, or at least understand why he hates him so much for no reason.
I want to be friends with Toby
The Gzer =(
@The Gzer Leave Kev Alone!
yeah, he even put some tissues there, in case Michael feel like crying about his past trauma...
The most adorable thing, seeing them actually talking for a bit before Michael realized what Toby was doing
i love how michael sits there and forces toby to talk first, only to interrupt with insults
Gangsta Penguin: “I hate looking at your face, I wanna SMASH IT.”
Whoa... so Michael was declining to speak first? Again?
You make very compelling argument
Right!?!?!?! That's my favourite moment of all time of "The Office" US. I LOVE IT!!!!!
He hates Toby because he reminds him of his dad.
He hates Toby because it's Toby's job to stop the kinds of things he does constantly.
@@souler__ exactly
@@souler__ but he never does so what your point of view
@@draco9513 He does it about half the time, the other half he gives up.
@@souler__ 😂
“You can’t help people. You couldn’t help your marriage.” LMAO
Michael always use that card against toby lol
Lmao savage
Toby couldve easily roasted michael with....but I was married. You never been married or have kids.
Boom roasted
Ra's al Ghul well he could’ve just done.” Well at least when I’m married I would actually stay with my wife and see my children.”
I like how every time Toby raises his voice (eg. “DOES ANYONE HAVE A CAMERA HERE?” and “Tell me!”), it’s like he’s so new to it and wanted to test it out.
Michael: *zip mouth* *throws the key* ...... "Thats the key"
😂😂😂
that gesture is so epic and so italian
Thank you doctor, take two of these
🖕🏼🖕🏼 and call me in the morning
Bobby Weirddick 😂
Two thousandth like
Toby doesn’t deserve all this, he’s a good man. He did his best, even made some progress, but in the end Michael still just bullies the guy
You forget Toby is the Scranton Strangler.
@@gatsbygoodwood2575Toby is also very weak - he gives up easily. He doesn’t even bother to address most of the issues in the office until they get completely out of hand and he has no choice.
He had the opportunity here to match up with Michael’s energy - when Michael got fired up and claimed he didn’t need help, he could have gotten up to his level and flat out asked him why, why doesn’t he think he needs help? He could have brought up prior scenarios where Michael clearly exhibited his need for attention, or his issues with relationships, but he doesn’t.
He just gives up and lets Michael fill out the form.
Don't ever, for any reason, do anything, to anyone, for any reason, ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you are with, or where you are going, or where you've been, ever, for any reason whatsoever except for Toby.
Siddharth Thakur my brain died reading this
@@MLDEDXX my ears were numb for a while after hearing his improv.
Siddharth Thakur dude I was paused and took a few hours to process it when he said it lol
mendoukse
@@火影-z9r 🤣🤣
At 1:37, I felt proud of Toby for really wanting Michael to tell him how angry he was getting.
"I was sitting at the table eating my....woah." Michael's face at this moment was priceless.
GAGAGAGAGAGAGA I just saw something very unpretty! I looked in the mirror! GAGAGAGAGAGAGA!! But I am the cool RUclipsr with two hazardously hot girlfriends so IT is all good! Thanks for you attention dear steve
@@AxxLAfriku Bro. Stop Self-Promoting.
@@AxxLAfriku huh?
AxxL If you think having 2 girlfriends makes you a good human being, then you’re never gonna be loved
@@yarnhatter1632 or doesn't deserve love
Michaels upset at 4:20 is acted so well i legitimately was worried he was about to punch Toby.
Imagine getting really excited to see who responded to your comment and just seeing this.
@@zero_lobby_boy7957 Why should I get really excited when someone responds to my comment?
@@pikpik42 lmao my older brother posted this, sorry man
He'ss really cynical towards youtube
@@zero_lobby_boy7957youre brothers comment is quite hilarious
Kinda felt bad for Toby when micheal said that about his wife
I mean just kinda?
Sydney D Ngl that’s one of the reasons I don’t like micheal is just because of how much he abuses Toby mentally it’s just terrible how awful he is to him
I think maybe its past trauma of Michael, being brought up in a family of divorce. His hatred for Toby probably stems from that. Knowing his daughter is gonna have a life like that. Or he could just hate him. 😂😆
Barclay Wells yeah but that doesn’t make it ok
@@princepidove7089 Never said it was okay. And coming from Michael, nothing he does is okay. 😆🤘🏽😂
00:05 this reaction of Michael is priceless
It's like trying to be friends with an evil snail
An evil, orphan snail. That was also divorced and had two kids. And a loser.
@@morganmarsh1276 they were talking about micheak but ok 💀 as funny as Michael is, he is probably one of the worst human beings alive
@@JesusGomez-ob2qt lol no he meant Toby. Evil snail is something Michael calls Toby on the show
@Live Free they were quoting the show, Michael said that about Toby one time.
An evil snail with no family since he works for HR and is divorced
Jeff was my mother's boyfriend, who she married."
"So her husband, your stepdad?"
"Yeah I guess, never thought of it that way." 😂😂😂
I know this was posted almost a year ago but I don't think that this point was meant to be funny. I think it was more centered around the idea that Michael never had a father figure growing up, or at least one that he consciously recognized.
It’s really sad
@@WiggleJimmy yup exactly
That's not funny dude
i loved tobys character so much. this episode was really great because of the relationship between him and michael - it’s nice to see them finally get along!
almost get along
Ash well they do get along at the end of the episode, it’s not included here
@Audrey Maize Well...too bad Toby is the Scranton strangler.
@@whatsgoodie6095 No proof for that, so it's JUST a theory. Not a fact.
Toby’s mistake was trying to talk to Michael like an adult instead of a 12 year old
No, he should have talked to Michael like he was 5.
0:05 the look of pure hatred.
Deep inside his mind he's probably killing Toby
It reminds me of gru
@@prisonmike4428 Weird thing is, he also voiced gru
@@astonished-scout shooting him twice
4:26
As a psychology student, seeing Toby getting excited when Michael was opening up is exactly the same reason why I chose this field. 😆
Psychology is such an interesting field
lmao learn to spell pajeet. @@arjanpatel4895
I feel like Toby would’ve been a good therapist tbh
Don't know why he didn't use his work there after he went to New York. He truly could've had a good life even after being fired from Dunder Mifflin.
I don't personally think Toby would be a good therapist. He does have a really kind of messed up life his own. His ex wife keeps his kid away from him. He's really lonely. He never stands up to anyone or for anything at work. He could bring a lot of those problems into people's therapy sessions
@@fark69 I don't think so. Being a therapist doesn't equal to beeing a person without personal problems. Maybe they learned by their mistakes and can apply the knowledge in the therapy sessions.
I wish we had more Toby scenes like this, where he earnestly tries to help, and comes off as likable to the viewers despite never quite making it with his coworkers. It’s harder to sympathize with the creep / strangler he abruptly became than the character he originally was. This was one of the few instances in the later seasons where he was portrayed in a positive / sympathetic light...
watching Michael scott always makes everything better
yea i want to kill myself but im here aren’t i? i love him
You're a psychopath
@@boulevard4145 your comment is so sadly funny i hope your alright
I think the real reason Michael hated Toby was because he sensed Toby could see through him and make him face himself as he really is. We see it here in the therapy session. Michael could have had a challenging existential breakthrough that changes him at the core.
That was too terrifying and so he turned this fear into indignant hatred.
He is afraid of Toby because Toby could heal him, and he's too scared to face himself.
I don't think it's that deep. Michael is carefree, enthusiastic, energetic and also immature. Toby is the opposite basically.
“You wanna hear a lie? I think you’re great. You’re my best friend”.
He said A lie, not two lies.
Sobit Asadullah dang, someone’s horny
@@aarontran2608 what about being best friends is sexual?
Sobit Asadullah lmaoo I’m only joking
@@aarontran2608 lol I can't tell anymore
Go Toby. This therapy session is the most hilarious discussion I’ve ever seen. I wonder if Toby even enjoyed this therapy session
Toby: I think we might be about to start getting somewhere.
Oh, poor, innocent Toby. You have so much to learn.
Poor innocent Toby... Till he strangles Michael one day.
@@christopherdinoguy8346 You're not wrong.
Innocent like when he groped pams leg?
Ladies, find yourself a man who loves you as much as Michael Scott hates Toby.
Lol
Ladies….DONT find yourself a man that looks at you the way Toby looks at Micheal 0:00.
😆
This was the moment that the joke intentionally slipped
We saw the real Toby, and the real Michael
I will never forgive the Office writers (including Toby) for never following up on this. It could have been beautiful
Yeah i wish they could actually have a heart to heart before michael leave, just like april and anne in parks and rec
Moist Gnome You clearly don’t watch parks and rec because Ann was hated by April until Ann tried to talk with April which actually helped them have a relationship. It took many seasons just for April to stop insulting Ann every time she said something. Michael only hates Toby because of corporate and how he is In Hr and I am sure if Toby was able to keep the conversation going Michael would have actually liked Toby
There are a few good moments that really shine but you forget. Both of them over having kids in take your daughter to work day, teasing michael over prison, and this moment. I think there is one more but i dont recall.
Maybe they thought it was too deep for a comedy? But yes I would have loved watching a bond between Michael and Toby at some point. Also I really wanted Toby to have a happy ending :/
@@Anawar29 They did so much drama with Jim and Pam but this is too deep? Nah.
I do think they really missed out on not building up on this, I guess it's because if they did move forward with this they wouldn't have an easy-out for a quick Michael hates Toby skit, but the joke kind of ran its course by Season 6 or 7.
I'd honestly appreciate Toby as my therapist. He prepped games and _everything_
“I hate looking at your face! I wanna smash it!” - Michael G. Scott
3:34
" You may have outsmarted me. But I have outsmarted your outsmarting "
I don’t recognize him. Oh he’s not actually in our family
lmao
I cant like this comment cuz I dont want to break the 100th like streak
He is not in are family
Wait I'm from the Red Dead Redemption universe so I can't comment
He's divorced, so he's not really in his family either
"Take two of these 🖕🖕 and call me in the morning" such an underrated line lmao
"Toby's the instruction card you throw away"
- Michael Scott
The way Toby says "I have a chance to do something good here" is so heartbreakingly hopeful and it gets me every time.
First 22 seconds: When your mom's new boyfriend tries to connect with you
So relatable.
I love how Toby smiles as though he knew this was going to happen.
The thought of Alf with a “lower half” floored me! 😂
Toby & Michael talking is actually really wholesome
The longest interaction with these two was a wealth of great one liners plus it was actually deep.❤️
I was probed by an Alien Life Force - ALF
...; ALF*
You never see it but there is a lower half...LMAO
I love how Toby used tactics used in children psychotherapy to get through to Michael. After all he’s a big baby.
Whenever I get sad about Michael not having any friends and just wanting to be accepted, I remember the way he treats Toby and am glad that he doesn’t have any friends. He deserves it for treating Toby so poorly
You might want to watch the show in full if you think that
Toby would of been a great freind to Toby
@@zelohendricks51 Well, telling Pam she is fired and he is deadly serious, all as a prank... which he laughs hysterically at even when she is in tears. That's just cruel. And he never apologises for it.
He is constantly shown to be self-centred and unwilling to accept responsibility for his own actions. He has a few redeeming moments and does have some character growth in later seasons but he is obnoxious and unapologetic for it. Plus, he takes joy in being cruel to Toby. So yeah, he does deserve it.
@@bobagorof I'm pretty sure his obnoxious personality is the reason he doesn't have friends in the first place
to be fair he only does that to toby he can get annoying and obnoxious at times with the others but usually he means well
This may very well be Toby's greatest moment. So good to see him win one, and Michael's tantrum at the end only makes his victory that much sweeter.
The saddest part is the fact that the camera crew never stood up for Toby.
Well their job is to document, not interfere. That one guy lost his job because he protected Pam from being assaulted.
@@18bluecat really? What season and episode?
@@blackfyre1351 I don't remember but I'm pretty sure it was the final season. The guy's name was Brian.
@@18bluecat I need it
@@blackfyre1351 Its the worst storyline the show ever did.
I do feel bad for Toby and he was mistreated, but it always has me dying laughing! Love them both.
He's so dead inside LMAO 0:05
I love how Michael always thinks the worst of Toby. even when Toby is trying to keep his secret and he's telling him we can do this with more privacy, he responds "So you can molest me?" LMAO.
Toby used a tactic that you use on small children 🤣🤣🤣
Toby's strategy is awesome here. Therapy is usually dealing with things that a patient cannot face themselves (either they are unaware or suppressing). The patient is unable to safely and confidently approach an issue. Thus the therapist's main goal becomes to form a safe external environment where light can be brought to said issue when the patient becomes almost unconsciously safe/willing to be vulnerable. Initially not with themself (who in the past was thought to be too weak), but with the other person who is seen as supportive and capable. It is that small step where someone is holding someone's hand, that can lead to someone's internal strength and bravery over time. And hopefully the patient will learn the most valuable aspect from that external therapist, that the response to vulberability is less painful and more beneficial when met with support and love. The therapist's hope is that the patient can internalize their supportive approach for themselves over time.
"I committed corporate punishment" 😂😂😂 even when you've watched the Office 10 times through you still only notice this stuff in the 11th 😂
lol I only realized it was supposed to be “corporal punishment “ when I read your comment
I’ve been a practicing psychologist for 13 years and Toby is actually a good therapist. But he should have known it would never work because of his relationship with Michael. The whole point of therapy is to de-escalate the issues and provide perspective, but above all, you’re there to listen to the patient. Toby knew how Michael felt, but he wanted to prove he could help him. As therapists we would never treat a friend, a coworker, or a family member, it’s unethical and morally erroneous. You’re there to help the patient and you need to have their best interests at heart. In the end it was Toby’s pride that got in the way of Michael’s treatment, and that should never happen.
It’s ethically and morally sound to let it be someone else’s problem?.. no wonder they call em shrinks, keep practicing doc.
It would've worked if Tobey was a stranger and didn't have a preconceived notion of him as well as a professional relationship.
Man people need to acknowledge Toby's persistence more..
4:32 - „Do you want to play another game 🤓“
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Why nobody is talking about how Toby is peeping at 1:45 😂 even Michael notices it.
4:47 Michael looks like he's about to cry. Michael is just broken man and Toby just wants to be friends with the "cool" kid.
I thought it was Michael who wanted to be friends with the "cool kid" (Ryan.)
@@gregorymoore2877 the "cool kid" is relative and subjective.
Toby's smug smile right at the beginning is just too much
Tobys face and look at the camera at 2:01 makes me laugh so hard.
Michael : Thank you doctor , take two of these 🖕🏾🖕🏾 and call me in the morning
LMAOOOO 🤣😂
Oh no he's talking about Alf, Michael is too enlightened to walk this Earth
Avery the Cuban-American I see you everywhere.
@@amysylvester7289 So what? Leave him/her be. Internet is open for everyone. Their comment was really funny.
Micheal is too dumb to be breathing.
Eugeniya Leshenko I didn’t mean it to be mean. I was just saying that he/she likes the same RUclipsrs that I do.
I feel so sorry for Toby. That part of the scene is so heartwarming until Michael returns back to his own self
Kinda feel bad for Toby. He is trying so hard!
That poor guy tries too hard, and it’s not really worth his effort.
I really was, but it was impossible for me to help Micheal.
Toby Flenderson you molested Pam by rubbing your hand on her SMH I’m reporting you to David Wallace
I wish Toby was my therapist.
All of you who are laughing right now don’t understand, this was TORTURE!!!
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Hi I’m your twin brother
I wish I was in the office, gosh dang it
@Napoleon • 48 years ago you actually got me confused with that name 😂
@Prison Mike ah yes, can you tell us what prison is really like
4:10 when he realizes he’s been bamboozled
One second in and I’m already laughing LMAO
This is actually such a genius scene, learning more about Michael’s background, seeing the genius of Toby, and the fact that tricks like this are actually used by professionals to get patients to talk.
“you never see the lower half”
They actually had a moment of peace for literally a minute.
"I committed corporate punishment. -Michael"-Wayne Gretzky
Michael is actually being hilarious during this session, if he said some of these jokes during a conference room meeting I’m pretty sure they would have gotten a lot of laughs.
I wish toby would just grow a spine and stand up to Michael and ask him why he hates him so much
Michael already told him he hates so much about the things Toby chooses to be.
Think Micheal just has a general distaste low energy people.
I loved that 'Toby can I really tell you anything' for some reason
I dont know how Steve does it, but his emotion are just so real, I tend to forget this isnt an actual Reality TV Show.
I feel like when Michael is first opening up and talks about how Jeff "Had a lot of respect for the manager" it truly might have been what sparked him to want to become a manager one day. It's all for Jeff to respect Michael who really hasn't grown up in a lot of ways
"Thank you, doctor,
take two of these and call me in the morning"
He does therapy for Jim and Pam in season 9. Toby saves lives.
Last time I was this early Toby was still married
I actually felt like crying for Toby at times. He was getting absolutely bullied by Michael
4:58 Me when I thank my teacher after an online class 😂🤣
4:02 Man, Toby - you had him hooked until you tipped him! Dammit! Lol
This was among the few episodes where he was the nicest to toby. It’s all about the little things that shine the most.
"It's working.....I'm doing it!"
Toby's one proud little moment during this series.