The Office Chronology
The Office is the best sitcom I have ever seen, in the fact that they have and incredible ensemble of funny and real people and are not reliant upon one […]
The Office is the best sitcom I have ever seen, in the fact that they have and incredible ensemble of funny and real people and are not reliant upon one person for the punchline. Seinfeld, Barney Miller, News Radio, M.A.S.H. and The Simpsons all have approached near perfection at times, but no one show has identified with regular Americans so routinely as has the collection at Dunder-Mifflin.
In a true sense of respect for the show, I am adding a new section to the site, dedicated to reviewing each episode. Each review will include:
- The Writers and Director
- A brief synopsis
- The best line
- The best moment
- The best storyline
- Notable guest appearance
- Grade
This is all done in the spirit of respect. This show is incredible and I feel like it was written by people just like me, who have been places just like me. As usual, this forum will work best with you interacting. If you agree or not, please let me know.
In order to see the reviews, go to the Home page, look >right> at the “Choose Review Category” header and then right below, you can select reviews by season.
Before we get started, the cast:
- Michael Scott: Steve Carell
- Jim Halpert: John Krasinski
- Pam Beasly-Halpert: Jeanna Fischer
- Dwight Schrute: Rainn Wilson
- Ryan Howard: B.J. Novak
- Kelly Kapoor: Mindy Kaling
- Andy Bernard: Ed Helms
- Stanley Hudson: Leslie David Baker
- Kevin Malone: Brian Baumgartner
- Creed Bratton: Creed Bratton
- Meridith Palmer: Kate Flannery
- Erin Hannon: Ellie Kemper
- Angela Martin: Angela Kinsey
- Toby Flenderson: Paul Lieberstein
- Oscar Martinez: Oscar Nunez
- Daryl Philbin: Craig Robinson
- Phyllis Lapin-Vance: Phyllis Smith
- Gabe Lewis: Zach Woods
- Jan Levinson: Melora Hardin
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What episode did ryan and jim have a conversation about New York. I believe it was in the end credits. It goes something like:
“The city is so alive. You just wouldn’t understand.”
Jim says “I think I – ”
“No Jim, you really don’t understand.. its like.. you just cant explain it”
“I think I have an ide-”
“No its like, there are no words, you just wouldn’t understand.”
That’s a great question. I spent much of the morning searching but I can’t find what episode it’s from. I am pretty sure it was season 5.
if you find it. let me know!