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My girlfriend and I started watching the Office in December and binge season 1 to season 7 from then to last night. When Michael Scott left I got curious and googled to see if he'd be back. Once I found out that he never returned for the final 2 seasons we skipped season's 8 and 9 because that show is not the same without him. We watched the final episode and the ending just didn't feel right.

I've never felt more connected to a group of characters than I did with the cast of The Office. Michael Scott (Steve Carell) is my favorite character out of any show I've ever watched. I don't know what to do with my life now that The Office is over for me...lol

Funny you say that, I feel pretty strongly about the show as well. The last 2 seasons I largely ignore as they are pretty terrible outside of a few Jim/Dwight moments.

Part of what appeals to me is the show came out around the time I started working my first "real" jobs. I had been working a few years but my first job was for a much smaller company with a very small office, and when The Office started I was about 6 months into a new job at a bigger office. It was also my first real "corporate" job, and it was so hilarious to watch the interactions and some of the storylines on the show because it reflected my office in a lot of ways. I swear the day after The Dundies episode aired, our dept. had an awards type luncheon.

Even with Michael around the later seasons moved away from the office centered stuff and got too personal with their lives, but those first 3-4 seasons are just comedy gold. I sometimes will fire up an episode on Netflix on my phone and listen to it while I work.

What really blows my mind is that it's been over a decade since it premiered. It's kind of sad in a way that it's been so long. It's also kind of a bummer how it's kind of been forgotten. I remember when it got heavy into syndication about 5-6 years ago and was prominently featured on TBS, but now I'm not even sure it's on anywhere around here. Last I knew I think the local MyNetwork affiliate would show them at weird times, like midnight on Saturdays or something.
 
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Funny you say that, I feel pretty strongly about the show as well. The last 2 seasons I largely ignore as they are pretty terrible outside of a few Jim/Dwight moments.

Part of what appeals to me is the show came out around the time I started working my first "real" jobs. I had been working a few years but my first job was for a much smaller company with a very small office, and when The Office started I was about 6 months into a new job at a bigger office. It was also my first real "corporate" job, and it was so hilarious to watch the interactions and some of the storylines on the show because it reflected my office in a lot of ways. I swear the day after The Dundies episode aired, our dept. had an awards type luncheon.

Even with Michael around the later seasons moved away from the office centered stuff and got too personal with their lives, but those first 3-4 seasons are just comedy gold. I sometimes will fire up an episode on Netflix on my phone and listen to it while I work.

What really blows my mind is that it's been over a decade since it premiered. It's kind of sad in a way that it's been so long. It's also kind of a bummer how it's kind of been forgotten. I remember when it got heavy into syndication about 5-6 years ago and was prominently featured on TBS, but now I'm not even sure it's on anywhere around here. Last I knew I think the local MyNetwork affiliate would show them at weird times, like midnight on Saturdays or something.

I ended up skipping the last two seasons, but still watched the series finale. I started watching The Office in December and just finished it a week or so ago. I watched 7 seasons in like 6 weeks. I do miss the show and maybe one day I'll watch the last two seasons, but it hit me hard on the finale of season 7 and I just couldn't watch them anymore lol. I do plan on going back and rewatching the series again in a few months.

I've been working in an office for about 5 years now and I have a lady that reminds me of me of a mix of Angela, Dwight and Stanley. She hates my guts and goes behind my back and tries to get me fired, but my supervisor likes me and tells me everything she says and thinks she is crazy lol.
 
My favorite scene was very short when Jim was at a different Office and would send a fax to Dwight from Future Dwight.... It was hilarious
 
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I liked when Jim tried to do Andy like Dwight and Andy freaked out and put a hole through the wall. I think we all know someone who can't handle hazing, so that resonated.
 
Better Call Saul season 1 coming on the first. I think I missed an episode last year. Good time to catch up before season 2 starts in a couple weeks.
 
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I liked when Jim tried to do Andy like Dwight and Andy freaked out and put a hole through the wall. I think we all know someone who can't handle hazing, so that resonated.

Hahaha Andy was such a good addition to that show. He was such an $$$ kisser and loved watching him try to outdo Dwight
 
That looks like it's going to be more adult oriented. Still looks pretty amazing.
 
There's a movie called "finders keepers" being added soon, it's a "horror" film that aired on lifetime, it's pretty decent,Think it's released on the 17 of march
 
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