Top 10 Best Episodes of The Office (US)
I think it's so funny how Dwight is so nice and Michael is so mean. Dwight puking on his car, Jim spraying Dwight, Pam and Dwight becoming best friends. Hilarious!
Reason for visit? Concussion... Why? What did you write? Taking someone to the hospital.
What's worse, a head injury or a foot injury? Head. Well, you haven't seen the foot.
Hilarious! Love it when Michael tries to lure Pam into buttering his foot... With Country Crock!
I have watched this so many times it makes me cry from laughing so hard. Sometimes I come up here and just smell all my candles! I'm the devil! She is! You know, Pam, the Spanish typically don't eat dinner until midnight... When in Rome!
I often come back to this episode, and it never fails to make me laugh. Jan and Michael are so uncomfortable. It really shows how dysfunctional their relationship is. But the interactions between the characters are just hilarious!
This episode is unreal. Some of the best writing in the entire series is packed into The Dinner Party. Practically everything said in this episode has some kind of brilliant humor to it.
Michael Scarn killing Oscar's character but Oscar still blinking, the opening, the Scarn, Karen's one line, Todd Packer's one line, "On your marks. Get set. DIE!!", Toby's character's death (by far, the most expensive shot in the movie, but it was integral to the story), the President turning out to be evil (but that being thrown away at the ending), Samuel turning out to be a robot, any Goldenface scene, Michael spilling the coffee on Samuel...
How could this not be the best episode?
Oh gosh, I can remember this:
Jump to the right and you shake that hand
Jump to the left and you shake that hand
Meet new friends
Tie some yarn
That's how you do the Scarn!
Michael: Stanley, you will not die! Stanley, Stanley, you will not die! Barack is president! You are black, Stanley! I'm gonna give him mouth to mouth.
Jim: No, don't give him mouth to mouth for this.
Michael: *makes Stanley eat his wallet* Chew, don't swallow! *the officemates try to get Michael off Stanley's chest* I'm fine! Leave me alone!
Best scene in the episode:
Instructor: Are they breathing?
Michael: No, they are not breathing! In fact, they have no arms or legs. If we come across someone with no arms or legs, should we even bother resuscitating them?
Kevin: I would want to live with no legs.
Michael: What about with no arms? Wait, no arms and legs is pretty much how you live right now, Kevin. You never do anything.
Funny because of how bad Michael stinks at basketball (and Dwight's face mask). The best part is when Michael throws the ball to the top of the warehouse and hits a metal pipe.
The funniest one is really The Convict. Basketball is second.
Just pure office comedy! I miss watching episodes like this.
This episode is by far the best! Dwight: "Jim says you can buy gay-dar online!" And when Jim sends Dwight the gay-dar in the mail. Priceless!
"I don't call retarded people retards. I call my friends retards... When they are acting retarded." Pure Michael Scott! Hilarious.
Michael kisses Oscar. Any more needed? No.
This episode brought both iconic hilarious scenes and was a turning point in Michael's plot: realizing that he isn't perfect and turning it into a comical and beautiful moment by roasting the other employees.
Also, this episode brought an important turning point in Jim and Pam's relationship that connected us more to the realistic couple.
This episode marked the transition from having an uncomfortable and awkward boss to having a loving and affectionate boss that the employees appreciated, and it was done in both an emotional and incredibly comical way.
Michael Scott: Stanley, I don't look at you as another race... First season, second episode.
After seeing every episode, this was by far my favorite. It had Jim messing with Dwight, a beautiful Pam and Jim moment that I just want to watch over and over, an amazing Angela and Dwight moment, and to top it off, the greatest send-off (after Michael) with Darryl that is hilarious.
A great, calm way to show the characters before their final episode!
The Newcomers
I love the face Andy makes when Kevin asks out Erin while they were role-playing. And when Kevin asks Andy to do the Swedish Chef impression.
Every character has a very funny role in this episode... Down in Savannah... Love voodoo mama juju.
It wasn't my fault. I was exposed to Harry Potter.
Is there anything funnier than Phyllis's award with the misspelling bushiest beaver instead of busiest beaver? I lose it every time I see this one!
All those moments of anticipation of Jim and Pam getting together finally come to this, and that scene when they're on the boat and Pam's head is on Jim's shoulder, that's what made the show. I love this episode!
The most romantic episode and insanely heart-warming. Getting married before the church at Niagara Falls got me tearing up.
This is the episode where it is confirmed that Jim and Pam are FINALLY together!
"The Michael Scott Scranton Meredith Palmer Celebrity Rabies Awareness Memorial ProAm Race for the cure."
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"Myth, 3 Americans die every year from rabies. Fact, 4 Americans die every year from rabies."
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"Darryl: Look how happy he is!
Michael: He's happy because he's insane."
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"Do I need to be liked? I like to be liked. I enjoy being liked. I have to be liked. But it's not, like, this compulsive need to be liked, like my need to be praised."
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"Michael: And the doctors tried to save her life... And she's going to be alright.
Stanley: What is wrong with you? Why did you have to phrase it like that?"
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"Look, I don't know what your deal is but he's mine, okay? So, hands off."
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"Kevin: Who's 'we'? You and Jim?
Pam: No, me, Stanley, and Phyllis, so far.
Kevin: Oh... I bet Jim goes too.
Pam: Yeah, I haven't asked him yet.
Kevin: Oh... I bet you'll ask.
Pam: I was planning on it.
Kevin: Oh... I bet you were.
Oscar: Subtle."
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"Guess what, I have flaws. What are they? I don't know. I sing in the shower. I sometimes spend too much time volunteering. Occasionally, I'll hit somebody with my car. So, sue me. No, don't sue me. That's opposite of the point, I was trying to make."
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"Look into the face of rabies. That should scare you, it scares me."
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"It's not fair to people with rabies. And that is what we should be thinking... more
One of the best season finales. Toby's leaving for Costa Rica, Holly makes her first appearance, Andy proposes to Angela when Jim was going to propose to Pam. Angela is caught cheating on Andy with Dwight by Phyllis. Most eventful Office episode ever.
Kevin being "retarded", Michael forcing himself to be nice to Toby, Jan getting knocked up, Andy beating big Tuna to the punch on proposing, Ryan getting fired, etc... This episode has it all!
Extremely funny. Has a good, intriguing plot in this episode.
Very charming appearance of Holly.
Obvious choice. Michael is great in this episode. Creed at the end winning the fridge was also funny.
Michael comes back for Dwight's wedding, Erin finds her birth parents, Angela gets married to Dwight, Kevin and Toby get fired, Jim and Pam leave for Texas, Oscar runs for State Senate, Stanley retires, Creed gets arrested. A great way to end the series.
By far my favorite and the most beautiful episode.
The vampire episode, and Michael showing up to Pam's art show. One of the classics!
Dwight's fire was the best three minutes of The Office I've ever seen. Everyone's character was outright hilarious.
Between Angela pulling cats out of the drawer, Kevin stealing vending machine snacks, and Oscar falling through the ceiling, I was dying.
This episode is hilarious! Dwight starts a fire, and Stanley has a heart attack and almost dies!
I cried. They should have ended the show after this episode.
Michael's last words:
"This feels good to get this off my chest. That's what she said. Bye."
It's sad, warm, and funny all at the same time. Love it when Pam catches up with Michael at the airport.
This episode is the most emotional in the series and is a good way to wrap up the run of Michael Scott as manager of Dunder Mifflin.