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Alright, I've decided to make amends on this board. I'm not the type of person who likes to piss people off all the time, so I've taken a look back on my posts on here over the years and decided I should change the way I write them. I hope everyone is satisfied!

Post for everyone except Kitty White:

OMG OMG OMG!!! That was AWESOME. The Office is the best show ever. When they got locked in there, I was soooooo ready for jim to pop the question! Go Dwight!@! You were the star at the club. Did you see how michael (or as I call him, Steve, because I want to sound like a show insider) looked at Ryan in the club? Jim and Pam are sooooo cute! I don't know how anybody could come on here and not say this was an awesome episode because it WAS! Kevin put in an EMMY quality performance. I love how he says his lines all staccato like that! OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!!1111!!!!!

Post for Kitty White:

(Seriously, if you can't handle comments that don't presuppose that this episode was landmark television, don't read this.)

(Since you are still reading this....yes, you know you are.....ha ha ha....you can't stop, can you?....just don't be a dumbass and write some post telling me people don't read my posts. Kthaaanks:)

I actually liked this episode. I don't think it was as funny as the dinner party ep a few weeks ago, but it was much better than last week. A few really funny bits:

• Dwight telling Ryan's friend he looks like a hobbit (although in true Office (US) style, they had to beat that show into the ground by having Dwight ask him if he knows any magic or has any powers or whatever.
  
• Funniest bit was the security guard getting there in the middle of the night to open the gate and they're all gone.
  
• Pam hitting whatshername with a football was pretty funny.
• Dwight making out with the basketball player was out of character, but the media message to everyone at the office was pretty funny.
• I liked how the website got infiltrated by sexual predators.
• Ryan calling Jim out on going over his head with the customer service idea was pretty awkward, which was good.
  

I did like how Jim and Pam were sort of dumbassish this episode. Just goes to show the writers are reading my posts on here :) I also thought coke-head Ryan was pretty funny. Sounds like he may self-implode like Jan. Wondering if they might then offer Jim the job in NYC, which would at least put a little tension in the Jim/Pam relationship. It was ok when Pam was laughing at Toby's jokes and Jim was supposedly a bit jealous. It's a bit hard to believe Jim would be really jealous of Toby though, because Toby, jokes or not, isn't really established as a winning character. He's not macho and good looking like Roy was, nor does he have a great personality like Jim does, so it's tough to buy Pam really going for him, jokes or no. As someone else said, it might be kind of funny if Toby just disappears like that forever, even though I like his character better than lots of the background people.

One gripe, which isn't new, is the camera/documentary thing which has been discussed lots on here. Once again, why would the cameras follow dwight and michael to NYC nightclubs, and why would Ryan agree to be on camera coked up? At the end, he was introspective about his drug problem, and even if he was still high, he probably wouldn't be talking about it on camera. Maybe they've given up on the "documentary" idea and are just letting the camera be an unseen "cast person." That's fine too, but the inconsistency that bugs me is how some of the time the characters act like they're uncomfortable knowing they're on camera (nervous looks to the camera, etc), or play to the camera (like Jim all the time), but other times they say and do things on camera that people would only do privately. I guess they're not going to do anything to stem that inconsistency because most people don't seem to mind, but it does annoy me.