Michael: What would we do if Meredith showed up to work dead?
Dwight: I would stab her in the brain with a wooden stick.
He's right. That is the preferred method to kill a zombie.
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kid mustard |
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I enjoyed this exchange way too much:
Michael: What would we do if Meredith showed up to work dead? Dwight: I would stab her in the brain with a wooden stick. He's right. That is the preferred method to kill a zombie. |
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I love the warnings on the Princess Unicorn site.
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Keitspid |
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maxxfisher wrote: "It's not blackmail. I think in order for it to be blackmail, it would have to be a formal letter." I also enjoyed: "In the Schrute family, we believe in a five-fingered intervention. Awareness, education, control, acceptance, and punching." |
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The "My horn can pierce the sky" needs to be the thread title. |
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bullwinkle428 |
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Fa-la-la-la-la,
La-la-ka-ching! |
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Antithesys |
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If there was something I didn't like it was Phyllis being a bitch. I know WHY she was being a bitch, but being a bitch for the sake of revenge still makes
you a bitch, and that's out of character for poor old Phyllis. Oh well.
Also I like that "Ra-da-da-da-da-da-doo" seems to be Andy's catchphrase. |
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Ethel Mae Potter |
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The Princess Unicorn website is the funniest website ever. I love the You Nicorn page...I might have to order a tee shirt...
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Nods |
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Its a real shame that they haven't given Angela enough face time because she is doing a hell of a job this season actually acting.
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JRobbed |
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I loved the blackmail line.
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Tigernanama |
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Phyllis has shown some dark sides before -- I found myself weirdly taking Angela's side, and then when Phyllis turned around, I thought, oh no...and yep,
she did.
All in all, I wasn't a big fan of last night's -- the wrapping paper thing was funny (but man Jim, do you need a hobby...I mean, another hobby), but the intervention and the blackmail not so much. I don't know, when they get a little too "real," it just doesn't feel right. |
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Glebe220 |
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There was a deleted scene earlier this season about how Phyllis and Bob Vance ran a guy over during their African honeymoon. They paid off a policeman, went
straight for the airport, and jumped on the first flight out of the country.
Now THAT's dark Phyllis |
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SurvivorArctic |
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what little girl WOULDN'T want this????????
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Matt310 |
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Super Bowl spoiler:
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Another casting spoiler:
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These spoilers are making me giddy and now I cannot wait for Super Bowl XIIVXI or whatever number they're up to. The last spoiler has me especially
anxious and I'll just say that I'm expecting the episode to be EPIC LOLs.
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BobbyBrown06 wrote:No way! Really?! <333333 |
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Antithesys |
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I'm glad they're giving away the general plot of that episode because just saying "big-time actors to appear in The Office" sounds like
"The Office is jumping the shark". The plot synopsis makes it believable.
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TV MA LSV |
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There are many fine actors in the cast here already. Fuck the fucking big-time actors. What is this? 30 Rock?
Shit if you want "big-time actors" bring back Amy Ryan for this special Ep. That would give me the moist pantie. Better yet, write a fucking script that takes advantage of the fine talent you have been ignoring too much already. Write a fucking script that your actual fans will appreciate. Not some Johnny-come-lately SuperBowl riffraff that will abandon your ass as soon as the night is over. When has a special guest star appearance ever worked to boost continued ratings on any scheduled network show? The answer is never. Ever. Not once. NBC. You suck. |
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sir debb eaton hogg |
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I can't stand Jack Black. Did they really need to drag the bottom of the talent pool?
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