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Michael: Am I going to tell them? No, I am not going to tell them. Pam: Are you going to Angela’s cat party on Sunday? Pam: I have an important question for you.

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Oscar: You guys better update your resumes just like I’m doing.Īngela: I bet it’s gonna be me. Under this regime, it will not leave this office. Jan: So do you think we could keep a lid on this for now? I don’t want to worry people unnecessarily. Michael: Oh, my God! Oh… that’s… horrifying. Todd Packer: I’ve been meaning to ask you one question. Todd Packer: Hey, is old Godzillary coming in today? Is Josh concerned about downsizing himself? Not downsizing himself but is he concerned about downsizing? Jan: This does, however, mean that there is going to be downsizing. I’ve told him the same as you and it’s up to either you or him to convince me that your branch can incorporate the other. Michael: Alarm bells are kinda going, ringy dingy dingy! Right? Not to her face, because… well, not because I’m scared of her. Michael: Corporate really doesn’t really interfere with me at all. Jim: Whassup! I still love that after seven years. And… I’m boring myself just talking about this. You know, whether we can supply it to them. Jim: My job is to speak to clients on the phone about quantities and type of copier paper. I have no gifts for you, pa rum pum pum pum. I found it at Spencer Gifts.ĭwight: Shall I play for you, pa rum pum pum pum. (Holds up a mug that says “World’s Best Boss”) I think that pretty much sums it up. They go, god, we’ve never worked in a place like this before. Michael: It’s called the wastepaper basket! Look at that! Look at that face. How many times have I told you, that there’s a special filing cabinet for things from Corporate. Michael: Oh! Pam, this is from Corporate.

Michael: If you think she’s cute now, you should have seen her a couple of years ago (growls). So this is my kingdom, as far as the eye can see. If you want to come through here, we have the entire floor. Michael: I’ve been at Dunder Mifflin for 12 years, the last four as Regional Manager. Probably a smoker, so… So that’s the way it’s done. That was a woman I was talking to, so… she had a very low voice. All right, done deal! Thank you very much, sir. Just wanted to talk to you manager-à-manager. I am the Regional Manager of Dunder Mifflin Paper Products. Michael: Yes, I’d like to speak to your office manager, please. Jim: Actually, you called me in here, but, yeah. Michael: So you’ve come to the master for guidance? Is this what you’re saying, grasshopper?

The final scene of the episode, where Jim puts a Jell-o mold of Michael’s mug on his desk, is the only scene in which The Office theme song is played in the background.

John talks about his chemistry with Jenna as not “beakers and bubbles.

Novak says the crying scene was shot around 50 times.

Rainn Wilson mentions that someone described the character of Dwight as a “fascist nerd.”.

Rainn takes credit for designing Dwight Schrute’s hairstyle, saying it was how he used to comb his hair when he was 16 years old.

The meeting room scene, where Michael talks to everybody about downsizing, includes two women who are the actual accountants on the show.

(Continuity error: you can actually see the pile of boxes in a subsequent scene!)

The pencil scene (where Jim has lined up a bunch of pencils between his and Dwight’s desks) was shot out of sequence, filmed the last day of shooting, to replace the box scene, where Jim piles a bunch of boxes between their desks.

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Likewise, Rainn Wilson had seen every single episode of the original series before his audition.

John Krasinski watched the entire original series and was a huge fan of the show.

Steve Carell watched only some of the pilot of the original UK version of The Office before auditioning for the role of Michael Scott, because he didn’t want to do an impression of David Brent.

Steve Carell recalls his cold reading in front of Ricky Gervais to be “scary.”.

Novak states that the pilot was shot “six to eight months before” the rest of Season 1. The Office Pilot: Michael Scott makes Pam cry Oblivious regional supervisor Michael Scott struggles to maintain his staff’s morale as rumors of impending layoffs circulate. Summary (DVD): A documentary crew visits Dunder Mifflin to learn about modern management techniques and observe employee behavior. Writers: Greg Daniels, Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant