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The faces he makes
Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T
The faces he makes
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The happy who's is it to the concerned who is it and when Jim tells him to take another route home. Bruh.My ribs started hurting on "it's okay."
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the office ended when steve left. his last episode is pretty much the finale.
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Anyone see Giant Little Ones? Scrolled past, look like it had promise.
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Ryan was right with the website, except for the lying and stealing part.
Kelly had a fat ***, they didn't show enough of it.
Also really dope that both of them were integral to the show behind the scenes, just shows youth and diversity can give you a fresh perspective and create something amazing.
Kelly had a fat ***, they didn't show enough of it.
Also really dope that both of them were integral to the show behind the scenes, just shows youth and diversity can give you a fresh perspective and create something amazing.
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Toby with the What did I do?Never Gets Old
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The show really did end when Steve/Michael left but I don't understand how after Idris Elba, James Spader, Will Ferrell they choose Ed Helms' Andy to be boss especially @ NBC.Also doing a rewatch before it leaves Netflix at the end of the year. Show is absolute trash when Michael leaves and Andy becomes manager.
Find somebody new for the show that's funny and work them in to the established cast.
They can't really have thought what they did matched even half of what Michael provided.
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Im starting ep1 of "Empires of New York". A new documentary series on CNBC. Covers 5 heavy hitters in NY during the 80's. Ivan Boesky, Donald Trump, Leona Helmsley, Rudy Giuliani, and John Gotti. And goes into what NY culture in the 80's was like.
They're still rerunning ep 1 on CNBC, Oxygen, & Bravo if you want to catch it.
They're still rerunning ep 1 on CNBC, Oxygen, & Bravo if you want to catch it.
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back in college, my business management professor showed us the pilot episode of The Office as an example of how not to manage
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Him and Paul Dano been underrated for a minute
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I liked Ben since I saw that movie with him and Kirstin Dunst and Sisqo but when I saw Hostage, I knew he was that dude.
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Got this on Record. Lookin forward to seeing Cranston again.
Your Honor - Dec 6th Showtime
Your Honor - Dec 6th Showtime
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The Andy character was meh from the beginning. The show runners must have been deluded by the success of the Hangover films to make him a bigger part of the show.
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I liked Andy, the writers did too that's why they brought him back and fixed his weird anger issues. Ed Helms was a good improviser so they'd throw anything at him. Just not a fan of him nor Jim as manager.
Also the dinner party episode took me out, good article. Didn't know others considered great as well
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Also the dinner party episode took me out, good article. Didn't know others considered great as well
The Oral History of 'The Dinner Party,' the Best 'Office' Episode Ever
'The Dinner Party' was the most brilliantly excruciating episode of 'The Office.' John Krasinski, Ed Helms and more look back on its 10th anniversary
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Other than the series finale, this is the best thing The Office did after Carell left.
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Dinner Part is the goatI liked Andy, the writers did too that's why they brought him back and fixed his weird anger issues. Ed Helms was a good improviser so they'd throw anything at him. Just not a fan of him nor Jim as manager.
Also the dinner party episode took me out, good article. Didn't know others considered great as well
The Oral History of 'The Dinner Party,' the Best 'Office' Episode Ever
'The Dinner Party' was the most brilliantly excruciating episode of 'The Office.' John Krasinski, Ed Helms and more look back on its 10th anniversary
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Wow, this movie JUST happened in real life! I guess only watch this news clip if you've seen the movie since it'll spoil it for you if you haven't.
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Word they must've been fooled by the movies.
Now that you mention it Zack Galifinakis should've been brought in those final 2 seasons.
Gold. Pure gold
Every time I watch it, knowing each part of the joke coming next and i still laugh
This is grade A comedic gaslighting.
What is that an 8 in tv?
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What makes it funny too it's exactly like that small TV in a room we used to roast an nter for
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I knew Ben was for real when I saw his fight scene in Alpha Dog.
I was only watching and dude had me shook.
Real time shook.
That’s acting.....
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......shame, I’ve never seen 1 episode of either OFFICE
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The poor man's Point Break
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LOTR is now available in 4k/dolby vision. It’s time for a rewatch 
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Alpha Dog is a very underrated movie IMO. Good performance by Foster with decent roles also played by Hirsch, Timberlake and a few other supporting actors.
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Today would've been Richard Pryor's 80th birthday.
