@@birbalr4292 that was because of the double bird and profanities Andy gave him, he didn't see the dump until the end of the episode, else he would probably be at his throat XD
I am about to end The office And it's getting real emotional bro Andy left singing an emotional song Angela goes broke. She realises and admits she loves Dwight alot and cries alot at the thought that she might have missed the chance to be with him Jim and Pam are going through a tough road. Jim sacrificing dreams to be there for family, and afraid of hurting pam again. Pam accidentally eavesdrops to when he got this big offer of moving and Jim turns that down for pam and family. It's hard to handle seriously
@@minikumary631 yeah. And a bit more lore for you, Creed Bratton is the name of a man who it is implied Creed (Who's real name is William Charles Schnyder) killed and stole his identity. Although yes, it is the actors real name
I don't think he was acting lol, Creed Bratton is a really talented performer, I just think was peer to peer appreciation, like, in the most genuine way.
Say what you want about Andy he had the best final line which sums up life itself: "I wish there were a way to know you're in the good old days, before you've actually left them"
i love how everyone's expressions change suddenly when he begins singing. it was the only time andy's talent was really appreciated. i actually cried in this scene, but not the finale which was strange. it's just weird how a show can consume you so much as if you become part of the family.
gregotheus_ Nah there was also the episode where he was in that play (I think the Barbershop of Fleet Street or something like that) where everyone thought he was amazing, including Dwight.
This scene was probably Andy's highest point in Season 9. I always hated how the writers could just turn his character from being this simple minded office worker with some anger issues to this full out douche of a person. But this one scene alone made me forget all that and gave me the opportunity to like Andy again, even for a little while. Sales and Boss Andy was awesome, Revenge Andy was bad, Confident Andy was the worst, but Inspired Andy brought it all the way back home.
I understand many The Office fans hate the evolution of Andy's character but in the end I think he is the most genuine one. While some other "insecure" (yet amazing) characters like Michael Scott can only be loved by the audience and some others like Ryan become despicable, Andy is a perfect balance of those two categories and a hyper-realistic human being that cannot find his way through fears, insecurities, expectations (of family and society) and incapability of love. It is tragic, but I and many others can awfully relate to this, and that's why Andy is my favourite character. A mess of a men who didn't know he was in the good old days before he actually left them. But capable of delivering this amazing, heartfelt farewell.
I really liked Andy just before he went off on the boat trip. I loved how he stood up for others, drove down to Florida for Erin, and was an all around good guy. Him becoming a douche was one of the saddest parts of the show for me.
Daniel Loughins True just say he had to do some business trips around the world and he could have failed them and we still have the ending of Dwight being the manager
This is my second favorite "The Office" moment. My very favorite is in the last episode when Michael Scott comes back for Dwight's wedding, and the very first thing to come out of his mouth is "that's what she said" I didn't know sad laughter was possible until that moment.
Those are in my top 3, but the best has to be Michael's last day. Literally the second I realized the whole office worked together to make a musical parody for Michael, I started crying. I couldn't imagine a better gift on his last day, and the song was perfect, "Remember to Call." All Michael ever wanted was to be friends with everyone, and in most of the show, he was just a boss to them, but in the end when all is said and done, everyone was so sincere in wanting to remain friends with him and stay in touch. Then seeing Michael confirm that it would hurt like a motherfucker was the cherry on top. Such feels.
The last episode IMO was probably the best episode. That episode tied up all loose end and Jim and Dwight finally became friends. At the end when Michael showed up to be the best man was perfect.
I know how insane it sounds but I actually prefer this to even the original one. There is so much heart in here and the context... it breaks your heart. After all those years of singing below par, Andy smashing it after breaking all his bridges in the office is just so amazing for me
what sucked was the fact that he didnt sing this at the audition and blabbered some crap at the auditions.. good part was that his drama at the auditions got viral
I love how Andy started calling Jim "Tuna" just because he was eating a tuna sandwich when they met, and until the finale he kept calling him that. That says a lot about the character.
The writers had it planned out that way, but because Ed Helms began filming the hangover they had to make adjustments to his character on why he was absent. That's why his character was turned into a jerk and he left on his boating voyage. The character was partially ruined because of this.
Me too. Andy was that arrogant college guy but who had father issues. Andy was really insecure and got burnt up when he came back. I want Andy and Erin to get back together.
I cried my eyes out at this scene. Like a teething infant. Andy might have been as annoying as hell, but it was obvious throughout the series that he was actually talented (and that Ed Helms was exceptionally talented - that banjo, bloody hell!). Andy was always a figure of fun and not taken seriously, but his feelings ran so much deeper. The fact he used his exit to say goodbye AND demonstrate what he was always capable of was bloody beautiful.
I remember when Andy first started at Jim’s desk, and he was constantly singing and it was pissing everyone off. Now, everybody’s sitting and listening to him. How time’s changes.
I'm pretty sure all of the cast forgot their characters in that 2 minutes while they enjoyed Ed playing a truly beautiful song. Even Brian Baumgartner at 1:38 didn't have his goofy Kevin grin, it was more of a proud smile.
I will remember you Will you remember me? Don't let your life pass you by Weep not for the memories [Verse 1] Remember the good times that we had? I let them slip away from us when things got bad How clearly I first saw you smilin' in the sun Wanna feel your warmth upon me I wanna be the one
I'm going to guess it's because it's so genuine. He was candidly enjoying the music in that moment, and wasn't playing a character. Everyone is kind of like this in this scene, but none more so than Creed. I think it's because he's a musician himself.
The Office is one of those weird/amazing shows where I feel like half the actors weren't actually...acting. Like they were almost just being themselves in some way, just on a set.
Yep, it's what made the show unique and legendary. Like on the scene with Jim and Michael (on goodbye michael episode) in which they recorded just once (if I remember correctly) and both John and Steve as well as the crew were all tearing up. It doesn't get more real than that. I don't tear up easily, but The Office can easily make you feel like a school girl if you watch it from the beggining.
The Gabeux I know your comment is 5 years old but also when they sang 9,986,000 minutes in season 7 I believe it was, Steve had no idea that they were gonna do that so his reaction was genuine in that scene
Another example is when Jim gave Pam the teapot note, it's actually a real note John wrote for Jenna. Jenna cries for real because she is moved by John's note, and they never publicly revealed what he wrote for her.
This is such a genius scene: it works at so many levels. First, it lets Ed Helms give a brilliant performance a very good song. Second, it lets you have some hope for Andy’s future. Third, it lets every other actor in the show have a moment with their pasts with Andy. It’s so complex and yet so simple and touching: I think it must be one of the greatest scenes in television comedy, and it reminds you that comedy can be just as enriching as drama and tragedy 👌🏻 Excuse me, I’m going to watch it again
Lyric: I will remember you, will you remember me? Don't let your life pass you by, Weep not for the memories Remember the good times that we had? I let them slip away from us when things got bad. How clearly I first saw you smilin' in the sun Want to feel your warmth upon me I want to be the one I will remember you, will you remember me? (Don't let your life pass you by Weep not for the memories) x2
This show had so many amazing moments. Jim and Pam getting married on the boat. Michael proposing to Holly. Even the moments that broke our hearts like Jim kissing Pam at the end of season 2 while she was still with Roy and Michael and Jim saying goodbye. We laughed and cried with these characters. And during this song we're saying goodbye. This scene had all the elements that made The Office so great. It had the funny (yes I still find Andy calling Jim 'Tuna' funny, but this time it was sad too because it was the last time), it had those subtle looks between characters that are so small yet tell so much, it had so much emotion, and it had heart. I love The Office dearly, and whenever I think about how there'll never be a new episode of this show to watch again, I die a little inside, but then I'm happy because there's so many good memories to go back and relive. After the trainwreck that was season 8, the farewell season was an amazing comeback and a glorious, magnificent ending. RIP The Office. I will remember you.
For me, this is the most emotional moment in the office. Just finished watching the final season, and this scene has been stuck in my head for the whole day. "It's just a really nice song."
when watching this, i realized that i would never get to any more funny Jim and Dwight pranks, micheals "thats what she said", Dwights Remarks, No more " Tuna ", this was it... the end of an amazing series :,(
I cried so much at this scene! It's not only because andy said his goodbye but mostly because It was the last season and I'll never watch the office for the "first" time.
I am kinda happy they included David Wallace character in this clip. He was there to make some serious changes related to company, heard many complaints from Michael Scott over the phone and I somehow view him as a father of all of them - even Michael`s.
My girlfriend just broke up with me. She introduced me to the US version of the office, her being American and me being a Brit. We're still talking and stuff but it doesn't feel like there's a lot of hope now. So we'll probably disconnect, and I'll come back here in 10 years and watch this and wonder how she's doing and what could've been.
Love this scene, love the show, the ending. The only thing I hate is the fact that they ruined Andy's character. I'm not bothered him and Erin never ended up, but they made him completely unlikable and that's didn't do justice to his character.
+mkfge7 He had such great development as well, he was one of the most likable characters, especially in the episode where he gets the tattoo as an incentive. Then after that everything went down the pan and he became an ass, there was a lot of wasted potential
That's exactly what I thought! That episode where he gets a tattoo is one of my favorites. I honestly didn't think the show would fare well after Steve Carell's exit but Andy held the show together in the 8th season. But suddenly they decide to ruin Andy in the last season. Don't know why they did that. The last season sucked and was really awkward to watch.
Totally agree. The tattoo episode and also the episode where they find Robert California's "winners and losers" list and he sits there and tells RC all the good qualities of the "losers". He was such a brilliant character at times and unbearable at others.
Slick M but remember in the 8th season when he was the manager he was really nice but his sudden change in the 9th season was a shocker! If he had that personality right from the start when he became the manager it would have made sense. The 'canned tuna' line was sick tho!
This song made me cry when I watched the episode.. It made me think about my own life and how I should make the most of it. "Dont let your life pass you by".
The look from Erin always moves me. It reminds me of how she used to look at Andy when she was in love with him. Too bad that sweet relationship got ruined by the writers towards the end.
I tried to recreate that moment when I left my last team, the tears simply exploded out of my eyes. That is the way The Office always gets me. Greetings from Germany!
It's Shura Schmidt. But it's not my name. He is a character from "Golden Calf" ("Золотой телёнок") by Ilf&Petrov ("Ильф и Петров", russian writers). The picture is from the same named movie.
I think this is the only time in the whole show that Andy sang without his annoyingly exaggerated voice cracks and vibrato and truly displayed his real talent. It kinda speaks to how he hid behind a facade of obnoxious confidence when he sang all the time, but now he has a chance to perform from the heart and everyone wants to listen to him he drops the bullshit and shows his genuinely beautiful voice. Just my opinion
This scene gave me feels. I have to admit. I always liked Andy. Always seeking acknowledgement from his friends because inside he always felt small. In later season's they showed how his father's treatment of him affected his personality. This scene and also the bit in the last episode when all those people are lined up to meet the cast. And they see Andy and start shouting Roo doo doo dooooo. Oh man. Brings tears. And he gave the best quote about life when he said something like 'I wish we had a way to know we are in the good ol' days when we're in them'. Best character ever.
One of the best episodes of the entire series. The best part about the Office was it's ability to go from comedy to a dramatic moment without missing a beat.
Moments like these are what make The Office so special. I cried so hard when I heard this for the first time. This scene and Andy's singing is absolutely beautiful.
This... this right here is what the office did better than any other show of the type. It always knew how to take a pause from the humour, and show the human and emotional side perfectly. God i miss it.
Just finished this for the first time. I actually cried lol. I got so attached to these characters and their story, I felt like I was in the office growing with them all. Sounds lame, but screw the haters. The Office is probably the greatest show I've ever watched
what sucked was the fact that he didnt sing this at the audition and blabbered some crap at the auditions.. good part was that his drama at the auditions got viral
i totally agree , The way the show was made , makes you really feel you are a part of the office and you feel so touched by each one's story so at the end you even wonder how life will go on fro m now on. Sad and so beautiful at the same time ,
I cry like a bitch because of this moment. The way Andy was picking his dream, than job, than dream again... The way he was a bit too much that day for everyone... Especially when he came back with the guitar to sing this song. Everyone was just rolling their eyes, he was really too much not welcomed. But somehow he insisted and performed. And it was SOOOO big, it was so damn talented, that everyone just got stoned. It is very powerful. I cry because I see myself in Andy. Every little detail about this guy is so much about me. And I feel.every turn of his life like my own. This is a very emotional moment for me personally. But the scene is amazingly strong and true on so many levels that it's hard not to cry. Andy is really talented and Ed Helms is an amazing actor and musician. The Office is so much more than the Friends for me. I cried when the friends were done but I replayed this song literally tens of times and cryied like a kid. It's powerful. Thanks for The Office.
Cried my eyes out watching this. The song, the lyrics, everyone's reaction to it, the realization of me as a fan/viewer that the show is almost over... Goddamn it this hurts every single time.
Dwight: "The problem is Michael is afraid of the Mafia. What if Michael doesn't have that fear?" Andy: "Are you saying that we should remove the pain center in Michael's brain?"
It's all so good. The fact that Andy was hated due to his stick up to the boss attitude in the beginning. I'm surprised how they build his character. It's all so perfect. I can't imagine anyone else playing Andy except for Ed Helms. Andy and Erin - Well, they obviously didn't end up together. Else it would have been another Jim and Pam replica (receptionist and salesman). The moral is you don't get everything as you expect in your life. Sometimes you just wait for the best things to happen. Andy getting his dream job at Cornell and ending up the show with the quote "I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them" is way better than just Andy and Erin being together. This show was perfect!
Ed is, and always will be, a tremendous performer. I don't know why Andy never sounded this good until the end. I guess they wanted him to go out with a bang. Ed's band, The Lonesome Trio, has a song called "Whiskey Drink." Makes me cry every time I hear it. As does this. The Office will forever be missed. :'(
This clip gets me every time this show means a lot to me, I never loved a show like the office I would finish the whole show then immediately start over and it's funny and heartwarming every time I don't think any other show can do the same ever
i just finished and i am watchng it again , it s like i dont want it to finish , lot of things that happened in the show actually happen in the real life , and you always keep wondering if . wonderful show
Andy was one of the best! Didn't care for his character at first but overtime he freaking won me over. Ed Helms made the character brilliant and with this song ya see how talented he really is. This one hits hard.
I think the saddest episode was when Michael left he did not have it in him to say goodbye to everyone, only Jim found out and Pam I always wondered what Pam told Michael when they took their audio equipment off in the airport?
Actually the directors asked her to go and talk to Steve off the record (Just Steve and Jenna, not Pam and Michael) about how she felt about him and how much she was gonna miss him, and it took her about 5-6 mins in doing so and then they asked her to do it again (As Pam this time) in less than 2 minutes
Binge watched this in straight 2 weeks. Yet now I feel, like how I greedily gobbled up this magically wonderful exotic cake, when i should have savoured it slowly until my last breath. And all I am left with now, is this eternal bittersweet aftertaste.
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I just finished the office for the first time... I don't know what to do with my life now....
Oh god! I remember that feeling! Be strong! It will pass!
I feel you brother/sister :) I've probably watched every season 8+ times now, always a bit sad when the last episode is over!
Really?!?! Were you able to make it this long without anybody spoiling it for you?!
Just rewatch it, it stays golden.
I know it is not new, but if you don't know what you do and you haven't seen it, watch Scrubs. One of the best comedies ever
What's funny is he just got back from taking a dump on Wallace's car
Good catch.
You have a good eye sir...
Hahahahahah
No wonder Wallace claps only begrudgingly.. Else he'd be beaming
@@birbalr4292 that was because of the double bird and profanities Andy gave him, he didn't see the dump until the end of the episode, else he would probably be at his throat XD
“I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days, before you’ve actually left them.”
-Andy “Nard Dog” Bernard.
"someone should write a song about that" amazing line
I couldn't agree more...
This is what I've think about my Life in the last 5 years
Powerful
That quote put a dent on my heart!
It’s crazy how much you can get attached to tv characters
i know that feelings!!
Cause they’re just people
@@samuele4809 haha
Its scary, im sobbing over tv characters
@@boffentj7764 I think it was a joke seeing as it's just like saying "it's crazy how attached you get to people" it's not that strange
When you are completing office for the first time this song hits on another level
I am about to end The office
And it's getting real emotional bro
Andy left singing an emotional song
Angela goes broke. She realises and admits she loves Dwight alot and cries alot at the thought that she might have missed the chance to be with him
Jim and Pam are going through a tough road. Jim sacrificing dreams to be there for family, and afraid of hurting pam again. Pam accidentally eavesdrops to when he got this big offer of moving and Jim turns that down for pam and family.
It's hard to handle seriously
I have just 2 episodes left and I don't want it to end
@@KingslayerMCOC same heree
2 nd time nd I'm still weeping 🥺😭
Damn right bro
You know it's an extraordinary moment when Creed behaves normally
yeah he was really into it
he even has a guitar behind him..
The dude who plays him (who's name is Creed Bratton believe it or not) is a musician
@@nitewing1898 wait? really?
@@minikumary631 yeah. And a bit more lore for you, Creed Bratton is the name of a man who it is implied Creed (Who's real name is William Charles Schnyder) killed and stole his identity. Although yes, it is the actors real name
In this scene Erin remembers why she loved Andy in fact the whole office remembers.
Thank you Andy I will always remember you
Yes
I disagree, I think that in this scene everyone stops acting and the actors just show their real emotions. Feeling sad for it all to be ending
@@amandateixeira2149Yeah riiight! Its acting. Stop getting too carried away with it. It's just acting.
@@rfurdayleeI’m sorry master
@@amandateixeira2149 Go to my room immediately young lady!!!😊
Creed's three seconds in this mean everything. His hand movements, his nodding head, he understands what's going on. Incredible acting.
Followed by Kate's over the top expression, which kinda cheapened it.
@@dermaniac5205 I see what you mean. But I don’t think it was *that* bad.
@@dermaniac5205yeah that made me cringe icl
Thaught exactly the Same
I don't think he was acting lol, Creed Bratton is a really talented performer, I just think was peer to peer appreciation, like, in the most genuine way.
Tuna, I'm a performer. And perform I shall.
+nadz yea mmm ok, I guess?
+nadz yea may I know why you're mad at me?
+Mattia Piola Please do not feed the trolls.
I love that the fact that he never ever called Jim by his real name. He always called him 'Tuna', till the end. :D
And perform, he did.
Everybody hated him at first, but at the end he really turned it around. I miss this show.. :(
IndieAir I hated him for 2 episodes but I then actually love him
Exactly!
his character is not consistent
Extreme Mith exactly. At first he was horrible then turned into lovely character and then again a mess
Yeah exactly. At first I was like: Please Remove him from the series. And when i saw this episode i thought: damn this is way to sad
"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened."
-Dr Seuss
I learn more from Dr Seuss than from Dr Freud.
-Ryan the Temp
Bro thanks I needed this
Say what you want about Andy he had the best final line which sums up life itself: "I wish there were a way to know you're in the good old days, before you've actually left them"
I genuinely think about that line a lot. The last 8 months have been the happiest of my life and I keep thinking about this quote from Andy.
i love how everyone's expressions change suddenly when he begins singing. it was the only time andy's talent was really appreciated. i actually cried in this scene, but not the finale which was strange. it's just weird how a show can consume you so much as if you become part of the family.
100% TRUE..
gregotheus_ very well said 😀
YES. Andy is criminally underappreciated and mistreated his entire time on the show it's so annoying cus he's my favourite character.
gregotheus_ Not Creed's.
gregotheus_ Nah there was also the episode where he was in that play (I think the Barbershop of Fleet Street or something like that) where everyone thought he was amazing, including Dwight.
This scene was probably Andy's highest point in Season 9. I always hated how the writers could just turn his character from being this simple minded office worker with some anger issues to this full out douche of a person. But this one scene alone made me forget all that and gave me the opportunity to like Andy again, even for a little while. Sales and Boss Andy was awesome, Revenge Andy was bad, Confident Andy was the worst, but Inspired Andy brought it all the way back home.
Agreed!!!!
He was never broccoli rob though.
Wow. Perfect description
He was bad most of season 9 but you could see towards the end he became a nicer guy again and stopped abusing nelly
Why does everyone hate season 9 Andy sure everything with Erin was bad but Besides that he was great
I understand many The Office fans hate the evolution of Andy's character but in the end I think he is the most genuine one.
While some other "insecure" (yet amazing) characters like Michael Scott can only be loved by the audience and some others like Ryan become despicable, Andy is a perfect balance of those two categories and a hyper-realistic human being that cannot find his way through fears, insecurities, expectations (of family and society) and incapability of love.
It is tragic, but I and many others can awfully relate to this, and that's why Andy is my favourite character. A mess of a men who didn't know he was in the good old days before he actually left them. But capable of delivering this amazing, heartfelt farewell.
Bro, this is just rationalising shitty writing. They shoe horned Andy to be the new Michael.
Damn, your comment touched me, thank you
Don't let you life pass you by."
Literal chills.
More chills when they show Angela on that lyric because she is broke and she realises and admits that she really loves Dwight alot
I really liked Andy just before he went off on the boat trip. I loved how he stood up for others, drove down to Florida for Erin, and was an all around good guy. Him becoming a douche was one of the saddest parts of the show for me.
Ed have to go to film Hangover 3
Arthur Daniel they still could have wrote a better way to write out his character until he came back though...
Big agree
Arthur Daniel so? There were a lot of ways to not ruin his character apart from that
Daniel Loughins
True just say he had to do some business trips around the world and he could have failed them and we still have the ending of Dwight being the manager
This is my second favorite "The Office" moment.
My very favorite is in the last episode when Michael Scott comes back for Dwight's wedding, and the very first thing to come out of his mouth is "that's what she said"
I didn't know sad laughter was possible until that moment.
Both moments were absolutely golden...totally cried when Michael came back for the wedding...just an awesome show all the way around!
Those are in my top 3, but the best has to be Michael's last day. Literally the second I realized the whole office worked together to make a musical parody for Michael, I started crying. I couldn't imagine a better gift on his last day, and the song was perfect, "Remember to Call." All Michael ever wanted was to be friends with everyone, and in most of the show, he was just a boss to them, but in the end when all is said and done, everyone was so sincere in wanting to remain friends with him and stay in touch. Then seeing Michael confirm that it would hurt like a motherfucker was the cherry on top. Such feels.
The last episode IMO was probably the best episode. That episode tied up all loose end and Jim and Dwight finally became friends. At the end when Michael showed up to be the best man was perfect.
Uraneum Guten Pranken number 3 lol :D
Calm down, nobody asked you to write a fucking soap opera.
I know how insane it sounds but I actually prefer this to even the original one. There is so much heart in here and the context... it breaks your heart. After all those years of singing below par, Andy smashing it after breaking all his bridges in the office is just so amazing for me
what sucked was the fact that he didnt sing this at the audition and blabbered some crap at the auditions.. good part was that his drama at the auditions got viral
you are not the only one , Believe me
It's not insane at all. Andy's version is amazing, but the original is terrible.
I love how Andy started calling Jim "Tuna" just because he was eating a tuna sandwich when they met, and until the finale he kept calling him that. That says a lot about the character.
Damn I wish the show ended with Andy and Erin together..
same
***** It seems that most characters who assumed the manager role became that arrogant way
The writers had it planned out that way, but because Ed Helms began filming the hangover they had to make adjustments to his character on why he was absent. That's why his character was turned into a jerk and he left on his boating voyage. The character was partially ruined because of this.
I liked the impact Pete had on that though
only thing I would have changed about the ending
I remember kinda hating Andy at the start of the show. But he was actually my favourite at the end.
nope still hate the brat
Me too. Andy was that arrogant college guy but who had father issues. Andy was really insecure and got burnt up when he came back. I want Andy and Erin to get back together.
You're definitely not the only one, sir.
exactly the same
Same
I cried my eyes out at this scene. Like a teething infant.
Andy might have been as annoying as hell, but it was obvious throughout the series that he was actually talented (and that Ed Helms was exceptionally talented - that banjo, bloody hell!).
Andy was always a figure of fun and not taken seriously, but his feelings ran so much deeper. The fact he used his exit to say goodbye AND demonstrate what he was always capable of was bloody beautiful.
I remember when Andy first started at Jim’s desk, and he was constantly singing and it was pissing everyone off. Now, everybody’s sitting and listening to him.
How time’s changes.
Well well well how the turntables
I'm pretty sure all of the cast forgot their characters in that 2 minutes while they enjoyed Ed playing a truly beautiful song. Even Brian Baumgartner at 1:38 didn't have his goofy Kevin grin, it was more of a proud smile.
Yeah
Shit man, I couldn't agree more, this is so fucking awesome
100%🙌🏻
They're acting dude. It's deliberate.
I was your 400 like dude
Ed Helms is super talented. The whole series is unbelievably awesome..
I looooved Season 8. Best of Andy!!
I really liked Andy, the writers never did justice to him
You mean Ryan and Kelly? haha.
I will remember you
Will you remember me?
Don't let your life pass you by
Weep not for the memories
[Verse 1]
Remember the good times that we had?
I let them slip away from us when things got bad
How clearly I first saw you smilin' in the sun
Wanna feel your warmth upon me
I wanna be the one
the camera shot of creed in this was iconic
why?
I'm going to guess it's because it's so genuine. He was candidly enjoying the music in that moment, and wasn't playing a character. Everyone is kind of like this in this scene, but none more so than Creed. I think it's because he's a musician himself.
I think Andy used Creed's guitar
Every camera shot of creed is iconic
@@darkrider3952 creeds guitar is behind him in that shot
The Office is one of those weird/amazing shows where I feel like half the actors weren't actually...acting. Like they were almost just being themselves in some way, just on a set.
Yep, it's what made the show unique and legendary. Like on the scene with Jim and Michael (on goodbye michael episode) in which they recorded just once (if I remember correctly) and both John and Steve as well as the crew were all tearing up. It doesn't get more real than that.
I don't tear up easily, but The Office can easily make you feel like a school girl if you watch it from the beggining.
The Gabeux I know your comment is 5 years old but also when they sang 9,986,000 minutes in season 7 I believe it was, Steve had no idea that they were gonna do that so his reaction was genuine in that scene
ZoiddBergg hmmmmm
Another example is when Jim gave Pam the teapot note, it's actually a real note John wrote for Jenna. Jenna cries for real because she is moved by John's note, and they never publicly revealed what he wrote for her.
GOAT tv show
This is such a genius scene: it works at so many levels. First, it lets Ed Helms give a brilliant performance a very good song. Second, it lets you have some hope for Andy’s future. Third, it lets every other actor in the show have a moment with their pasts with Andy. It’s so complex and yet so simple and touching: I think it must be one of the greatest scenes in television comedy, and it reminds you that comedy can be just as enriching as drama and tragedy 👌🏻 Excuse me, I’m going to watch it again
Well said
That look that Erin gives him...intense love
I don't think anyone had to act in this scene. It looked like it was raw emotion. I love this scene. :
How can a comedy show make me cry?
Years passed, but Andy singing this song never fails to get into my heart❤️
I get goosebumps before I even played the video. This is just about the only show that made me really care and feel for the characters.
They're just so real and so easy to be invested in.
Watch How I met your mother! The show is also great like this one
+ilovepie513 not even close
Sons Of Anarchy did the same for me
Nope, wait....yeah I teared up during this scene.
Right? :'(
Such a good song
Who didn't?
Me too
Me too , idk what to do in life
One of the best scenes in the whole show, perfect good bye from one of the best characters, perfect song
Lyric: I will remember you, will you remember me?
Don't let your life pass you by,
Weep not for the memories
Remember the good times that we had?
I let them slip away from us when things got bad.
How clearly I first saw you smilin' in the sun
Want to feel your warmth upon me
I want to be the one
I will remember you, will you remember me?
(Don't let your life pass you by
Weep not for the memories) x2
This show had so many amazing moments. Jim and Pam getting married on the boat. Michael proposing to Holly. Even the moments that broke our hearts like Jim kissing Pam at the end of season 2 while she was still with Roy and Michael and Jim saying goodbye. We laughed and cried with these characters. And during this song we're saying goodbye. This scene had all the elements that made The Office so great. It had the funny (yes I still find Andy calling Jim 'Tuna' funny, but this time it was sad too because it was the last time), it had those subtle looks between characters that are so small yet tell so much, it had so much emotion, and it had heart. I love The Office dearly, and whenever I think about how there'll never be a new episode of this show to watch again, I die a little inside, but then I'm happy because there's so many good memories to go back and relive. After the trainwreck that was season 8, the farewell season was an amazing comeback and a glorious, magnificent ending. RIP The Office. I will remember you.
Couldn't have been said better this show could never be replicated
Five years later I'm reading ur comment and crying
One of the best scenes ever in The Office, and the best show I've ever watched
Go nard dog you may not have been the perfect replacement but still you were the boss for 2 whole season's
For me, this is the most emotional moment in the office. Just finished watching the final season, and this scene has been stuck in my head for the whole day.
"It's just a really nice song."
If Stanley Stands Up To Appreciate... it's a really nice performance 💖
I always forget that Andy and Angela were engaged
yeah near the end its as if they barely know eachother
So did Angela!
when watching this, i realized that i would never get to any more funny Jim and Dwight pranks, micheals "thats what she said", Dwights Remarks, No more " Tuna ", this was it... the end of an amazing series :,(
That's why it's our duty to make these jokes in the real world!
Christopher Nasif I've been keeping "That's what she said" alive
lolbrunopt woo hoo! lol
finished it for the first time yesterday.. sentimental now :P not many shows i get that with
please don't, it's still too emotional for all of us. And come to think of it, there is a lot of people who neer even saw the show.
0:58 I got the impression that it was at this exact moment that Erin remembered the Andy she really loved
Screw her, she couldn't live without having sex for three months
funny how the expression only can make us all feel this one thing
I cried so much at this scene! It's not only because andy said his goodbye but mostly because It was the last season and I'll never watch the office for the "first" time.
I am kinda happy they included David Wallace character in this clip.
He was there to make some serious changes related to company, heard many complaints from Michael Scott over the phone and I somehow view him as a father of all of them - even Michael`s.
Just finished the office for the 4th time now. Something special about that show. Just a pity michael left, it wasn't the same without him.
haha, i agree and im on my 5th time. Noone understands it, but its an awesome show.
I know! All my friends think im crazy, ive tried to get them to watch but they arnt for having it. Awh well, their loss :)
Simon Jordan You people get me.
lol same here, like 4 times now :)
omg yesssss this is my exact life...i didn't know there were others..
Words can't describe the void you feel after the song ends and so does the series really
My girlfriend just broke up with me. She introduced me to the US version of the office, her being American and me being a Brit. We're still talking and stuff but it doesn't feel like there's a lot of hope now. So we'll probably disconnect, and I'll come back here in 10 years and watch this and wonder how she's doing and what could've been.
3 down, 7 more to go budyy. Take care of yourself. Lots of love.
Love this scene, love the show, the ending. The only thing I hate is the fact that they ruined Andy's character.
I'm not bothered him and Erin never ended up, but they made him completely unlikable and that's didn't do justice to his character.
+mkfge7 He had such great development as well, he was one of the most likable characters, especially in the episode where he gets the tattoo as an incentive. Then after that everything went down the pan and he became an ass, there was a lot of wasted potential
That's exactly what I thought! That episode where he gets a tattoo is one of my favorites. I honestly didn't think the show would fare well after Steve Carell's exit but Andy held the show together in the 8th season. But suddenly they decide to ruin Andy in the last season. Don't know why they did that. The last season sucked and was really awkward to watch.
Absolutely, once he became manager he started trying to mimic Michael Scott in a repulsive way.
Totally agree. The tattoo episode and also the episode where they find Robert California's "winners and losers" list and he sits there and tells RC all the good qualities of the "losers". He was such a brilliant character at times and unbearable at others.
Slick M but remember in the 8th season when he was the manager he was really nice but his sudden change in the 9th season was a shocker! If he had that personality right from the start when he became the manager it would have made sense. The 'canned tuna' line was sick tho!
This song made me cry when I watched the episode.. It made me think about my own life and how I should make the most of it. "Dont let your life pass you by".
The look from Erin always moves me. It reminds me of how she used to look at Andy when she was in love with him. Too bad that sweet relationship got ruined by the writers towards the end.
I tried to recreate that moment when I left my last team, the tears simply exploded out of my eyes. That is the way The Office always gets me. Greetings from Germany!
I watched The Office four times and it is not a limit
watched it at least 5 times. the office was more than a show. it was family.
Same here. It's like a family. And whenever I need some cheering up, The Office does it for me.
Шура Шмидт is your name pronounced churra chmeedt
It's Shura Schmidt. But it's not my name. He is a character from "Golden Calf" ("Золотой телёнок") by Ilf&Petrov ("Ильф и Петров", russian writers). The picture is from the same named movie.
1-9 Is a 5x proficient amount! I'll probably watch it about 20 times before I am dead, and I am only 21!
I just listened to the original to this song by Sarah McLachlan. I definitely like Ed Helms' version more.
@@Kploom definitely
Exactly 😭
yes!
same no offence to the original singer but this is way better
Maybe because he sung it with emotions and you can actually feel it...
The last few episodes of the office had the most emotional moments ever. I cried tears of joy. It ended perfectly.
the nard dog, the 9th season didn't do you justice but still one of my favourite moment from the show :)
Great to see Ed Helms performing a beautiful song without the Nard dog's intricacies, specially no high pitched falsettos.
country roads sounded good even with inflections
Still a cheeky little emotive switch to his falsetto in the chorus, but obviously a very different effect
Pam season 7 - "It's nice to hear Andy sing in the appropriate setting"
I think this is the only time in the whole show that Andy sang without his annoyingly exaggerated voice cracks and vibrato and truly displayed his real talent. It kinda speaks to how he hid behind a facade of obnoxious confidence when he sang all the time, but now he has a chance to perform from the heart and everyone wants to listen to him he drops the bullshit and shows his genuinely beautiful voice. Just my opinion
Yes, and you wouldn't believe how much of this exists in the world, not just in the musical world.
This scene gave me feels. I have to admit. I always liked Andy. Always seeking acknowledgement from his friends because inside he always felt small. In later season's they showed how his father's treatment of him affected his personality. This scene and also the bit in the last episode when all those people are lined up to meet the cast. And they see Andy and start shouting Roo doo doo dooooo. Oh man. Brings tears. And he gave the best quote about life when he said something like 'I wish we had a way to know we are in the good ol' days when we're in them'. Best character ever.
One of the best episodes of the entire series. The best part about the Office was it's ability to go from comedy to a dramatic moment without missing a beat.
I cried. Not even going to lie.
Moments like these are what make The Office so special. I cried so hard when I heard this for the first time. This scene and Andy's singing is absolutely beautiful.
This... this right here is what the office did better than any other show of the type. It always knew how to take a pause from the humour, and show the human and emotional side perfectly.
God i miss it.
Maxjoy149 exactly, in my opinion only Scrubs did that better.
Andy is hawt
+Lissie Russell Andy is butt
+김민기 Calm down man, looks like the other guy doesn't watch the Office, so he was just curious.
You mean gay
Watched this episode today, great song, great caracter, great cast, great show
One of my favourite moments of the show. I often think about this song and his meaning behind it, as I get older.
I really hate what the writers did to Andy for the majority of season 9 but he definitely redeemed himself in the last few episodes.
Writers ruined him! I refuse to believe that was his character! To me, Andy and Erin are still together! Yes, I'm in denial!
NYRangersfan63 same!!!
Just finished this for the first time. I actually cried lol. I got so attached to these characters and their story, I felt like I was in the office growing with them all. Sounds lame, but screw the haters. The Office is probably the greatest show I've ever watched
Who hates the office, lol...
Haters are the ones who stopped watching it after first few episodes
what sucked was the fact that he didnt sing this at the audition and blabbered some crap at the auditions.. good part was that his drama at the auditions got viral
i totally agree , The way the show was made , makes you really feel you are a part of the office and you feel so touched by each one's story so at the end you even wonder how life will go on fro m now on. Sad and so beautiful at the same time ,
I cry like a bitch because of this moment. The way Andy was picking his dream, than job, than dream again... The way he was a bit too much that day for everyone... Especially when he came back with the guitar to sing this song. Everyone was just rolling their eyes, he was really too much not welcomed. But somehow he insisted and performed. And it was SOOOO big, it was so damn talented, that everyone just got stoned. It is very powerful. I cry because I see myself in Andy. Every little detail about this guy is so much about me. And I feel.every turn of his life like my own. This is a very emotional moment for me personally. But the scene is amazingly strong and true on so many levels that it's hard not to cry. Andy is really talented and Ed Helms is an amazing actor and musician. The Office is so much more than the Friends for me. I cried when the friends were done but I replayed this song literally tens of times and cryied like a kid. It's powerful. Thanks for The Office.
Andy was one of my favourite characters.
Anybody else feel like they knew the characters on the office personally?
Seriously one of the most beautiful moments from this series. Amazing how well this show pulled off these serious little moments.
i cried
Favourite moment of the series
Cried my eyes out watching this. The song, the lyrics, everyone's reaction to it, the realization of me as a fan/viewer that the show is almost over... Goddamn it this hurts every single time.
God I miss The Office.
Me too man.... Me too
I have seen this at least 40 times and I get goosebumps every time.
The songs on the office are lit af
Why did people hated Andy’s character. Its literally one of the best on the show. Literally my top 4. Micheal, Dwight, Toby and andy
The Office had such a satisfying ending. I was heart-broken that the show was over but it ended on good terms other than most shows I've seen
I want Andy and Erin to end up together
@Johnny Cash Records And Creed in jail? 😭
Dwight: "The problem is Michael is afraid of the Mafia. What if Michael doesn't have that fear?"
Andy: "Are you saying that we should remove the pain center in Michael's brain?"
I always found that line weird.
It felt like the roles were reversed and that line would fit Dwight saying it rather than Andy.
Andy was my favourite character
It's all so good.
The fact that Andy was hated due to his stick up to the boss attitude in the beginning. I'm surprised how they build his character. It's all so perfect. I can't imagine anyone else playing Andy except for Ed Helms.
Andy and Erin - Well, they obviously didn't end up together. Else it would have been another Jim and Pam replica (receptionist and salesman). The moral is you don't get everything as you expect in your life. Sometimes you just wait for the best things to happen. Andy getting his dream job at Cornell and ending up the show with the quote "I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them" is way better than just Andy and Erin being together.
This show was perfect!
Ed is, and always will be, a tremendous performer. I don't know why Andy never sounded this good until the end. I guess they wanted him to go out with a bang. Ed's band, The Lonesome Trio, has a song called "Whiskey Drink." Makes me cry every time I hear it. As does this. The Office will forever be missed. :'(
This clip gets me every time this show means a lot to me, I never loved a show like the office I would finish the whole show then immediately start over and it's funny and heartwarming every time I don't think any other show can do the same ever
I know right, I've watched it 5 times already and it's still as awesome as the first time
i cried
+ David Kasomov I farted
i just finished and i am watchng it again , it s like i dont want it to finish , lot of things that happened in the show actually happen in the real life , and you always keep wondering if . wonderful show
Feel ya 😌
I cry EVERY time Michael comes back and says "That's what she said"
And then laugh hysterically at Waaasssaaaaaappp
Andy turned out to be such a deep character he almost overshadowed Jim and Dwight combined.
My second favourite character after Michael Scott
Andy was one of the best! Didn't care for his character at first but overtime he freaking won me over. Ed Helms made the character brilliant and with this song ya see how talented he really is. This one hits hard.
I cried like an idiot watching this last night lol I his voice fits that song!!
i remember i cried when i saw the last episode, such a great show
You were my favorite Andy.
(most of the times)
❤️
"Don't let your life pass you by, and weep not for the memories." Beautiful lyrics this always gets me🙂
I think the saddest episode was when Michael left he did not have it in him to say goodbye to everyone, only Jim found out and Pam I always wondered what Pam told Michael when they took their audio equipment off in the airport?
Actually the directors asked her to go and talk to Steve off the record (Just Steve and Jenna, not Pam and Michael) about how she felt about him and how much she was gonna miss him, and it took her about 5-6 mins in doing so and then they asked her to do it again (As Pam this time) in less than 2 minutes
Who can dislike this video !! ? , really this made me emotional, best show ever
Binge watched this in straight 2 weeks. Yet now I feel, like how I greedily gobbled up this magically wonderful exotic cake, when i should have savoured it slowly until my last breath. And all I am left with now, is this eternal bittersweet aftertaste.
andy was the best 😭
the only show that has ever given me closure when it ended. thank you for being a good partner in this relationship.