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I did laugh at his line about Angela thinking he can cross over.
Oh! I missed that. Other than Pam (OF COURSE! LOVE!!!! !!!) the Stanley bits were cracking me up plus Andy floating away. I thought it was a little slow overall though. I need to rewatch I guess. Maybe I get too excited?!
plus Andy floating away
Especially in that shot where Michael was asking where he'd gone, while he was floating in the background.
Especially in that shot where Michael was asking where he'd gone, while he was floating in the background.
ha! yes. Although when the camera crew shone the light on him and he called out and they just turned the light off and left? that was a little sad.
Some of the Jim reaction shots were priceless this episode. I have to rewatch to look at his reactions when Pam made her speech though, since my personal FLAILING kind of wiped out any other memory of the scene.
Oh! I missed that.
It was right after Michael broke the news that he was going for the job at Corporate. Oscar said if [that happened, or if Dwight, or Andy?--I can't even remember got the regional manager position] he was going to transfer to Albany, and he told Gil he could come or not. Then he said something about thinking about ending the relationship anyhow, and that he might give girls a try -- that Angela said she thinks he could cross over.
Other than Pam (OF COURSE! LOVE!!!! !!!)
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the Stanley bits were cracking me up plus Andy floating away. I thought it was a little slow overall though.
I think so. Honestly, I can't judge the episode objectively, because I knew from the promos that *something* was supposed to happen with Pam, and that's all I cared about, going in. I had braced myself for the promos being a big misdirect and being disappointed, but I don't even think I watched the episode as if it were a comedy, because I was focused on Pam.
Especially in that shot where Michael was asking where he'd gone, while he was floating in the background.That made me choke.
Some of the Jim reaction shots were priceless this episode. I have to rewatch to look at his reactions when Pam made her speech though, since my personal FLAILING kind of wiped out any other memory of the scene.
He looked a little contrite at first, when Pam mentioned her art show. During her truthfulness-about-Jim bits, Jim's face was basically, "OMG OMG OMG gulp OMG OMG OMG ::don't look at the camera::."
He looked a little contrite at first, when Pam mentioned her art show. During her truthfulness-about-Jim bits, Jim's face was basically, "OMG OMG OMG gulp OMG OMG OMG ::don't look at the camera::."
I read it as him forcing himself not to react to her. not only because the cameras were there, but also because Karen was sitting beside him and so was every single person(sans Toby, poor Toby) from the office. plus, i think he was just in shock because he never thought she had those feelings for him. it's why he didn't make a move when he found out she'd broken off the wedding and was back in the dating scene. he figured if she was interested in him, she would've called him or shown up in Stanford.
I seriously cannot get over that final scene. it was so pitch perfect with the reaction shots from everyone else(especially Karen! hellllllllllllloooooo bitchface!). i can't believe we've had to suffer through an entire season with such little Jim/Pam interaction and i hope that now that Pam is being honest with herself and everyone else that it has set things back on the right path.
poor Toby
For so many reasons. I keep wondering what he did to deserve being assigned to work for Michael.
I read it as him forcing himself not to react to her. not only because the cameras were there, but also because Karen was sitting beside him and so was every single person(sans Toby, poor Toby) from the office. plus, i think he was just in shock because he never thought she had those feelings for him. it's why he didn't make a move when he found out she'd broken off the wedding and was back in the dating scene. he figured if she was interested in him, she would've called him or shown up in Stanford.I think you're right. I didn't know how to put any of that into actual, informative words. But his eyes were so wide, it was clear he was obviously affected, even though he was trying not to react. It was great. But mostly, I care about Pam in this. I love her and Jim, and I'd love to see their romance and friendship continue, but I'm so frigging proud of her, that it seems a little less important now.
She's now where Jim was in Casino Night. She's just had an, "I've gotta be me," moment. It was so awesome.
I didn't think Karen looked bitchy so much as...I don't even know how to put it. I should probably watch again before I try, because my brain is so focused on Pam, right now.
I love Pam Beesly as much as I love Buffy Summers. There. I've said it. And I'd say it again.
I didn't think Karen looked bitchy so much as...I don't even know how to put it. I should probably watch again before I try, because my brain is so focused on Pam, right now.
As much as I was rooting for Pam (and I always will) I was just dying for Karen during Pam's speech.
I wasn't sure if I understood the Jim & Karen talking to the CEO (?) about the NY position. Are we to understand that they called him? To undermine Michael? Or ...?