Michael's treatment of Pam's landlord was really cruel. She was so sweet and kind. And the dancing on the grave completely ruined the tone of the whole idea of the chair model, as someone Michael fell in love with at first sight.
You're right about the first part. Makes Michael look like a real jerk. Second part about the dancing on the grave was not done maliciously. Just Michael and Dwight being unintentionally and childly crass.
New video idea: exploring office meme templates, their history, and ranking them. Not memes about the office but templates made with office scenes or quotes.
The Jim & Pam stuff in the c plot is easily my favorite parts of the episode. I tend to forget it's even in this particular episode, since I see it a lot in Office scene compilation videos on RUclips.
Not much to say here. Of all the episodes of the fourth season of The Office, that was certainly one of them. I did like April Eden's theory that the chair model might not actually be dead. But if that is true, it raises another question. Dwight found the name, and the grave, of a woman who was the right age and had lived and died in the vicinity. If she wasn't actually the chair model, where did he get her information from?
Yeah, I love the quality of videos and the format of this series, but not gonna lie….I’m partly watching to hear what he mispronounces every week, too. If he paid me just a tiny bit I’d edit scripts for him, I love this stuff.
*Bye, bye, Miss Chair Model Lady / I dreamt that we were married and you treated me nice / We had lots of kids / Drinking whiskey and rye / Why'd you have to go off and die? / Why'd you have to go off and die...*
In my opinion, this episode validates any and all means to get over a break up. Even if it is dancing on someone’s grave. Do what you have to do to feel better.
I think some of the jokes in this episode are top tier. The whole Windy's bit kills me every time. The hard part to watch is what a jerk Michael is to that sweet land lady. But I guess that's his character
First time I watched this one I thought it was kind of weird how it went straight to Jan and Michael being broken up but there wasn’t any more wood they could throw on that fire I guess lol. Honestly the only part of this episode I like is the end where Michael and Dwight sing American Pie.
This episode is Michael at his most dislikeable in places. Any man who would give up Jan doesn't deserve a woman. I did like the B plot of the parking lot though. Kevin is my favourite character from the actual office building itself. Of course overall in 'The Office' Jan is my favourite character.
I understand this may be an unpopular opinion, but I don't get the amount of hate some fans have for this episode. I get why, but I think it's a little too much. But yeah, it's a 2/5 for me.
“Why do people hate this episode that I myself am stating is below average? I don’t get it, why don’t they just say it is less than standard like I did?”
In any Office continuation with Michael and Holly, we need the Chair Model to come back in a love triangle. Michael finds out she WAS alive, has to seek her out and drama ensues.
I’ll admit, this is my least favourite Office from all Seasons 2-6. It was such a letdown after the Dinner Party. That was such an iconic show. Here Michael just seemed so desperate - which seems odd - he’s just getting out of a fairly intense relationship with Jan - so he knows he’s desirable - he just needs to find a woman not as crazy as Jan.
Well the other way to look at it is that Jan was a very intense and consuming relationship and Michael was rebounding hard, not sure how to be alone anymore, how to be single after living with someone who took so much time and attention... And at the same time, someone who also probably knocked a pretty serious dent in his self-worth. Remember that, sure, Jan was hot, but their relationship was also incredibly toxic. He was forced to sleep on a footstool, fought with her and was put down by her constantly... So i do think he was desperate in this episode. He was seriously lonely after coming out of a relationship that'd consumed so much time and energy, he was aching for affection after being put down and unappreciated for months. he was probably desperate to find someone new to validate his decision to leave Jan and to keep from wanting to go back to her (remember he'd broken up with her and been pulled back in before) but... He was probably also wary of opening up to someone new and being hurt again, which is why he found himself fixating on a completely safe option: a picture in a magazine, someone he could focus his affection on but who he'd never meet and couldn't be hurt by. ... That was way too long a ramble, sorry. 😅 What happens when you start dissecting sitcoms at 4am. But yeah, I think chair model is a perfect follow up and sad exploration of post-breakup Michael.
April (chair model) is delightful. What a fantastic smile!
She is absolutely gorgeous!! My dream woman if I had to pick one
This episode contains the greatest Dwight line of the whole series (imo). ‘She’s dead. As dead as every dead animal that has ever died.’
Michael's treatment of Pam's landlord was really cruel. She was so sweet and kind. And the dancing on the grave completely ruined the tone of the whole idea of the chair model, as someone Michael fell in love with at first sight.
You're right about the first part. Makes Michael look like a real jerk. Second part about the dancing on the grave was not done maliciously. Just Michael and Dwight being unintentionally and childly crass.
New video idea: exploring office meme templates, their history, and ranking them. Not memes about the office but templates made with office scenes or quotes.
Oh that’s a fascinating idea. Some of my popular vids are from search traffic from meme related searches!
i must say, i think the dancing-o-the-grave bit was a good idea. otherwise it really wouldnt have been michael and dwight. thats just who they are
You madlad, you found her! Gotta find those kids in Angela's poster at some point.
Way ahead of you buddy.
@@Mulverine I hope you get Troy Underbridge. And Hide. And Vikram. He got Vikram!
I've reached out to Neal Petok; I haven't heard back yet. Hide's recovering from a heart attack at the moment. And Vikram, ❤️, is no longer with us.
@@Mulverine Heaven got Vikram
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That Jan insert creeped the hell out of me.
The Jim & Pam stuff in the c plot is easily my favorite parts of the episode. I tend to forget it's even in this particular episode, since I see it a lot in Office scene compilation videos on RUclips.
The Chair Model lady seemed really nice, what a great interview segment
Also, it was a blast to see myself at the end of the video, thanks! 😂
Not much to say here. Of all the episodes of the fourth season of The Office, that was certainly one of them.
I did like April Eden's theory that the chair model might not actually be dead. But if that is true, it raises another question. Dwight found the name, and the grave, of a woman who was the right age and had lived and died in the vicinity. If she wasn't actually the chair model, where did he get her information from?
Maybe they give them the name of a deceased person to make the pursuant drop their search?
large hot chocolate w/ caramel and a shot of peppermint
Can you do a video for top 10 most awkward moments in the office
Love that little interview, good on you going so above and aboard to make this little video of the office, I appreciate the effort you go to 😄
Tbh this guy needs more subs, his content is enjoyable and fun!!
One of the few episodes I've never seen more than once.
You did find the model!! Awesome interview!
In Brasil is very common to brush your teeth in the sink of your workplace. We brush our teeths all the time after we finish eating lunch
It’s also common to swim nude in the Netherlands…
This episode was okay. Not great, not awful, but okay. Way better than the dinner party, though.
He has rhinestones most likely to be cool because maybe packer or Ryan has it
Or it came with his Missterious suit
The Chair Model actress seemed so gorgeous - I think she’d be great fun in real life.
Chair model is like granite state from breaking bad. showing the aftermath of a major episode in a calmer but impactful way.
Bob's Burger (singular) sounds *so* weird.
Yeah, I love the quality of videos and the format of this series, but not gonna lie….I’m partly watching to hear what he mispronounces every week, too. If he paid me just a tiny bit I’d edit scripts for him, I love this stuff.
@@elderyear
Same
*Bye, bye, Miss Chair Model Lady / I dreamt that we were married and you treated me nice / We had lots of kids / Drinking whiskey and rye / Why'd you have to go off and die? / Why'd you have to go off and die...*
Lord Everton! How are those fancy dogs?
@@Mulverine *THAT'S THE LIFE*
In my opinion, this episode validates any and all means to get over a break up. Even if it is dancing on someone’s grave. Do what you have to do to feel better.
I think some of the jokes in this episode are top tier. The whole Windy's bit kills me every time. The hard part to watch is what a jerk Michael is to that sweet land lady. But I guess that's his character
18:43 From the Dinner Party Rewatch is the Andy thing
That’s so awesome she came on
16:04 Jan dancing
First time I watched this one I thought it was kind of weird how it went straight to Jan and Michael being broken up but there wasn’t any more wood they could throw on that fire I guess lol. Honestly the only part of this episode I like is the end where Michael and Dwight sing American Pie.
michael's date is coach tink babbitt?? as the number 1 superfan of the middle, i am very disappointed in myself for not knowing this sooner
16:04 Jan awkward meme dance
Chewing cigars is totally a thing. I have an older Uncle who did that for a while after he had to quit smoking them.
Brooke Dillman is also the food tech teacher in Superbad.
One of Scott's Tots put the rhinestones on his wallet
The chair model went from attractive to downright sexy! Unfortunately, I can’t compete with Michael Scott.
This episode is bad because it has michael at his worst. The way he treats Pam's landlord is awful, even taking into account that she is a landlord.
"Bye bye Ms. Chair model lady"
Did April Eden drink an espresso before this interview?
Ok chair model is so sweet I love that
7:37 💩?
it's the hot one!
I thought the chair lady crashed into an airplane hangar? (kidding)
This episode is Michael at his most dislikeable in places. Any man who would give up Jan doesn't deserve a woman. I did like the B plot of the parking lot though. Kevin is my favourite character from the actual office building itself. Of course overall in 'The Office' Jan is my favourite character.
Dancing Jan 16:04
He got a peppermint hot chocolate im pretty sure
Yes absolutely chewing on cigars is a real thing very common with old rich white men
I understand this may be an unpopular opinion, but I don't get the amount of hate some fans have for this episode. I get why, but I think it's a little too much. But yeah, it's a 2/5 for me.
“Why do people hate this episode that I myself am stating is below average? I don’t get it, why don’t they just say it is less than standard like I did?”
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Great Job Jack!
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That is the best I could do.
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In any Office continuation with Michael and Holly, we need the Chair Model to come back in a love triangle. Michael finds out she WAS alive, has to seek her out and drama ensues.
I’ll admit, this is my least favourite Office from all Seasons 2-6. It was such a letdown after the Dinner Party. That was such an iconic show. Here Michael just seemed so desperate - which seems odd - he’s just getting out of a fairly intense relationship with Jan - so he knows he’s desirable - he just needs to find a woman not as crazy as Jan.
Well the other way to look at it is that Jan was a very intense and consuming relationship and Michael was rebounding hard, not sure how to be alone anymore, how to be single after living with someone who took so much time and attention... And at the same time, someone who also probably knocked a pretty serious dent in his self-worth. Remember that, sure, Jan was hot, but their relationship was also incredibly toxic. He was forced to sleep on a footstool, fought with her and was put down by her constantly... So i do think he was desperate in this episode. He was seriously lonely after coming out of a relationship that'd consumed so much time and energy, he was aching for affection after being put down and unappreciated for months. he was probably desperate to find someone new to validate his decision to leave Jan and to keep from wanting to go back to her (remember he'd broken up with her and been pulled back in before) but... He was probably also wary of opening up to someone new and being hurt again, which is why he found himself fixating on a completely safe option: a picture in a magazine, someone he could focus his affection on but who he'd never meet and couldn't be hurt by.
... That was way too long a ramble, sorry. 😅 What happens when you start dissecting sitcoms at 4am. But yeah, I think chair model is a perfect follow up and sad exploration of post-breakup Michael.
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First?
This is click bait
16:04 she is literally on the grave
Hot chocolate
Hot chocolate