IIRC the first season was meant to simply be a recreation of the UK version, which is probably why michael was a lot less sympathetic and the whole atmosphere was duller. I wouldn't be surprised if the lighting change was intentional. They could've easily dimmed the lights down to match s1 if they wanted to.
I think the biggest change in Michael’s character is in his very last episode, where he schedules his going away party for the day after his departure. The old Michael Scott would’ve definitely wanted to make a bigger deal of him leaving Dunder Mifflin. In season 3 when he applied for the corporate job, he planned a big speech over some music as he exited the building. When he quits and starts his own paper company, he also makes a big speech as he’s kicked out by Charles Miner. But in his last episode in season 7, he instead focuses on giving back to his coworkers to give them each a proper goodbye. He realizes that he doesn’t need to have a grandiose moment for all his coworkers to see, and that each of the smaller moments and interactions he has with his coworkers have just as much, if not more meaning.
One of the best things Michael Scott ever did to show how much he's grown as a person was finally realizing how terrible a person Todd Parker is and dumping him as a friend
I can't put it in other way than to say it was a great pleasure to be on this journey with Michael. Since start, i fell in love with him, he was never a bad person, he just not did know how to get the love he always felt he needed and watching him grow like that was amazing. ❤ he will always be my favorite caracther
Season 2 episode 3: office Olympics Jim: "filled out the expense report and closed two sales over lunch, so about as productive as any other day" or something like that. Also Jim and Dwight invented a new person because of their high sales
I think the reason Micheal is the worst in season 1 is because he’s not Micheal Scott yet he’s more David Brent from the uk version. After the first season they got more freedom and Micheal became his own character
Michael Scott's character ultimately changes from season 1 because of the 40 year old virgin. With the success of the 40 year old virgin there was a pivot to mike more of Andy Stitzer's character. You can find more from the office's podcast.
This is a very interesting look at Michael, but there is a factor you missed, namely that of the influence of Packer upon Michael. Seeing how much Michael admired AND DEFENDED Packer, one can see to what degree Michael tried to emulate Packer. Just saying.....
Watch the Office again, thinking that both Michael and Dwight KNOW they are entertaining the audience and you will see the show through different eyes. I theorize that Michael is incredibly smart and an amazing salesman. Many of his actions are solely because he is on TV and he knows what he can get away with and keep his job. In fact, he is such a good salesman he knew that quitting had little impact on him because he could literally steal away a large percentage of the company's clients. He was smart enough to look sympathetic to the audience during the Jan breakup, he could see though Dwight and Andy, did practically no work but kept his job as boss because he was an amazing salesman, knew Jim and Pam were top employees, etc. He acted awful to entertain the cameras, because being a celebrity was where the money really was. At times he shows "self awareness" with Jim and Dwight, giving the audience a glimpse into the fact that he is manipulating the entire situation.
Hey 10k! I want to know how much cartman is worth from south park he has run many businesses ass burger crack baby basketball he got 1 mill from his grandma please make a vid about it he bought his own amusement park he has everything he wants
i'm still mad the US version of the office isn't on UK netflix, when american shows that have british versions (like Rupaul's Drag Race) are on netflix, the UK version of the office isn't funny to me..
@@wyattcrosby9558 one of the most defining pieces of evidence is when Scott says he didn't speak until he was 5 years old. Another piece of evidence is his complete lack of social awareness. Countless other examples...
lol so based on the comments am i the only one who liked michael in season one/earlier seasons? as the show progressed, i started to dislike michael. i’m currently on season 7 having a hard time finishing the series because I literally can not stand him.
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Do The Anatomy of Gumball Watterson.
Do a video on how much debt Jake Peralta is in
Anatomy of Butters
Another Ryan Howard video
Maybe a Princess Carolyn net worth would be cool
There is also a change in lighting and coloration, which really brings more brightness to the show from the second season onward.
Dhruv Bala I think that was because they moved from a building to a full set with nice lighting not too sure tho
@@mikejc96 possibly
IIRC the first season was meant to simply be a recreation of the UK version, which is probably why michael was a lot less sympathetic and the whole atmosphere was duller. I wouldn't be surprised if the lighting change was intentional. They could've easily dimmed the lights down to match s1 if they wanted to.
Yes I noticed that too
That’s partly down to budget though, and of course choice to get a little further away from the mockumentary vibe
I think the biggest change in Michael’s character is in his very last episode, where he schedules his going away party for the day after his departure. The old Michael Scott would’ve definitely wanted to make a bigger deal of him leaving Dunder Mifflin. In season 3 when he applied for the corporate job, he planned a big speech over some music as he exited the building. When he quits and starts his own paper company, he also makes a big speech as he’s kicked out by Charles Miner. But in his last episode in season 7, he instead focuses on giving back to his coworkers to give them each a proper goodbye. He realizes that he doesn’t need to have a grandiose moment for all his coworkers to see, and that each of the smaller moments and interactions he has with his coworkers have just as much, if not more meaning.
No threat level midnight is a cinematic masterpiece
It’s just ahead of its time
@@10KProductions threat level? midnight, threat level who? michael scarn, apartheid gotta fight it free mandela peace i am out
i forgot the office is getting taken of netflix!!! currently having trouble breathing
RIP
Isn't it already off of Netflix
@@shuvam3009 no
Shuvam it is
Lorenzo Nivellini uk
I always felt like Micheal was kinda showing out because of the cameras but he learned his actions have consequences.
One of the best things Michael Scott ever did to show how much he's grown as a person was finally realizing how terrible a person Todd Parker is and dumping him as a friend
Gotta admit I was close to turning on Micheal before that but I loved when that happened.
I agree
You made a mistake, Holly is not engaged when she returns in season 7.
Whoops. Dating
Liza Szilágyi was literally just about to say that
I mean it’s a smaller distinction. Either way it means she’s unavailable and requires him to grow.
His stomach is filled with fillet o fishes
God, how many number nines did you order?
10K Productions that’s over several months
"She's one sassy black lady!" i missed that, when i saw the episode😂😂
Micheal was like a kid who started to grow up through out the show
When he leaves it's like he's going to college.
Or when they stopped to inspire him at the english version we talk of diffrent people
At the beginning when he was saying that Micheal was missing.... I thought he was going to say hair and not sympathy
@Bryan Mire I dont have kids
I see Michael Scott I click right away.
Thanks for this.
Thanks for watching!
10K Productions my pleasure to watch. Long time viewer - I saw it since the pilot was on NBC☮️
I can't put it in other way than to say it was a great pleasure to be on this journey with Michael. Since start, i fell in love with him, he was never a bad person, he just not did know how to get the love he always felt he needed and watching him grow like that was amazing. ❤ he will always be my favorite caracther
That demonetization alert scared the hell out of me but was also funny
Season 2 episode 3: office Olympics
Jim: "filled out the expense report and closed two sales over lunch, so about as productive as any other day" or something like that.
Also Jim and Dwight invented a new person because of their high sales
I think the reason Micheal is the worst in season 1 is because he’s not Micheal Scott yet he’s more David Brent from the uk version. After the first season they got more freedom and Micheal became his own character
How broke is Ricky? (Trailer Park Boys)
it's either he's super-rich or super broke there's no in-between
“Smokes, Let’s Go.”
"I've got 3,000 dollars, fuck boys, I'm retired. I can't be stealing shopping carts anymore"
Michael was out of control and absolutely hilarious in season 1.
Michael Scott's character ultimately changes from season 1 because of the 40 year old virgin. With the success of the 40 year old virgin there was a pivot to mike more of Andy Stitzer's character. You can find more from the office's podcast.
I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY
No was i m in bank.... then his workers explained him was not enough say it and all was ok what you think jen s fault mmm even his stupid toys both
Who else is watching this with The Office playing in the background?
Do The Anatomy of Brian Griffin.
I saw where it ended, I didn't see where it started.
ew gross, no its not gross its the human body, pam
How much is jerry or Beth from Rick and Morty is worth?
Jerry is worthless
A better question might be Rick, because there's no way you can do all that Rick has done just in the course of the show with no money.
This is a very interesting look at Michael, but there is a factor you missed, namely that of the influence of Packer upon Michael. Seeing how much Michael admired AND DEFENDED Packer, one can see to what degree Michael tried to emulate Packer. Just saying.....
For some reason I thought you meant “The Anatomy Of Michael Reeves” and that you were gonna be literal.
I’ll be honest I thought you were going to talk about Michael’s soft teeth
Watch the Office again, thinking that both Michael and Dwight KNOW they are entertaining the audience and you will see the show through different eyes. I theorize that Michael is incredibly smart and an amazing salesman. Many of his actions are solely because he is on TV and he knows what he can get away with and keep his job. In fact, he is such a good salesman he knew that quitting had little impact on him because he could literally steal away a large percentage of the company's clients. He was smart enough to look sympathetic to the audience during the Jan breakup, he could see though Dwight and Andy, did practically no work but kept his job as boss because he was an amazing salesman, knew Jim and Pam were top employees, etc. He acted awful to entertain the cameras, because being a celebrity was where the money really was. At times he shows "self awareness" with Jim and Dwight, giving the audience a glimpse into the fact that he is manipulating the entire situation.
5:00 it is season 4 episode 8
I was expecting a literal autopsy, or at least an explanation of his brain makeup, not a character analysis.
What is the name of the song that is playing in at 6:24?
The sax is amazing!
Anytime I tell ppl this imma be sure to let ppl know 10k bill told me. 30% of my conversations are about the office
Love your videos you definitely don’t get all the credit you deserve keep up all the great work!
Great video. Michael is just bold! That’s what I like about him
Is bold the right word?
How much is Robert E. O. Speedwagon from JoJo’s bizarre adventure worth?
Hes priceless
I just realised that Michael uses the word "lover" a lot😅🤣
Im so early have no idea what to comment.
That’s okay
Yeah man
Do The Anatomy of Louise Belcher.
Can you do one on Wilfred? The American version preferably but Australian is cool too
Thank you!
Good analysis dude
Oh, i thought you were talking about the body similar to Michael in your basement.
Lmao I just emailed this to my college English teacher as an example of psychoanalysis
Michael Scotttttttttttttt
Actually I feel like David Wallace was the only person in corporate Michael ended up respecting, because he actually showed respect to Michael.
0:25 ITS LEAVING WHERE TF IS IT GOING.
Hey 10k! I want to know how much cartman is worth from south park he has run many businesses ass burger crack baby basketball he got 1 mill from his grandma please make a vid about it he bought his own amusement park he has everything he wants
I miss him
9:43 🤣🤣🤣
There's no way they will take it away from netflix
You should do either Peter Griffin or Fry
make a video about the antichrist (toby)
If this was an actual course Pam would've aced it
I dont see the office on netflix, anywhere.
2:55 thaaat’s what she said
S1 Michael Scott was the best though
I thought you were going to talk about his hairline and getting in shape
Holly wasn't engaged to AJ.
Do any content about trailer park boys please
Leaving Netflix? Get a VPN, it’s just arrived in Netflix UK
Michael Scott was just a copy of David Brent in Season 1...and no one in their right mind would like David Brent
Nobody:
10k productions: The Anatomy of Michael Scott
The warning ⚠️ made me like this it was prerty funny
I hate that man with a burning passion.
Anatomy of Walter White or Jesse Pinkman
Do you know how much I could Gallagher's worth from Shameless
Impact is a noun, not a verb.
www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/yes-impact-is-a-verb
Why are people worrying about the office leaving Netflix it's free on prime video
i'm still mad the US version of the office isn't on UK netflix, when american shows that have british versions (like Rupaul's Drag Race) are on netflix, the UK version of the office isn't funny to me..
(insert comment here)
Ok
He has Autism. That explains literally every character trait of Scott
Explain what makes you think this
@@wyattcrosby9558 one of the most defining pieces of evidence is when Scott says he didn't speak until he was 5 years old. Another piece of evidence is his complete lack of social awareness. Countless other examples...
romangeneral23 well list some of the countless examples off
@@wyattcrosby9558 Read the DSM-5 book.
...
Guess the U.K. is just has a more "woke" Netflix catalog, since both the American and the British The Office are still on here. :)
lol so based on the comments am i the only one who liked michael in season one/earlier seasons? as the show progressed, i started to dislike michael.
i’m currently on season 7 having a hard time finishing the series because I literally can not stand him.
It's because he's a terrible person in the first season
Gannon Hunt i dont think you read what I said lol I liked Michael in season 1. After that, I slowly began to not stand him. He’s such a narcissist.