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The Office 6.25 – “Whistleblower”

Friday, May 21, 2010

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The flaming printer storyline that's been building up steam for a few episodes finally came to the forefront after someone leaks to the press. Sabre is now in a bit of trouble, and it's up to Michael Scott and Jo to clean up the mess.

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The Office 6.24 – “The Chump”

Friday, May 14, 2010

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The Office 6.24 – “The Chump”

Michael Scott has always had a rather flimsy moral compass. This week's episode finds him at his lowest, knowingly having an affair with Donna and rubbing it in everyone's face. "The Chump" is about Michael finding his way—with the help of that vaudevillian goofball, Andy Bernard.

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The Office 6.23 – “The Cover-Up”

Friday, May 7, 2010

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The Office 6.23 – “The Cover-Up”

In the world of Dunder Mifflin, no one questions authority. Sure you might patronize authority to some extent, but the employees at the Scranton branch generally believe whoever claims to be in charge.

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The Office 6.22 – “Body Language”

Friday, April 30, 2010

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The Office 6.22 – “Body Language”

"Body Language" was another episode returning to territory The Office has traveled so well: Michael's failed love life. Seriously, the guy has the savior-faire of a piece of Ikea furniture.

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The Office 6.21 – “Secretary’s Day”

Friday, April 23, 2010

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The Office 6.21 – “Secretary’s Day”

It’s been almost a month since the last time we saw a new episode of The Office. In that time ice volcanoes in Iceland melted the sky, some guy for the San Jose Sharks scored on his own team in overtime, and Jack Bauer’s been at the forefront of two silent clocks. So clearly, this is the kind of stuff that happens when the folks at Dunder Mifflin decide to take an extended break. Lucky for us, their returning episode, “Secretary’s Day,” was top-notch.

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The Office 6.20 – “Happy Hour”

Thursday, March 25, 2010

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The Office 6.20 – “Happy Hour”

It seems like just last week I was bemoaning the wheel spinning nature of this season. While "Happy Hour" wasn't anything groundbreaking, it at least offered up a new environment for our characters to mingle in. There may not have been any real story, so to speak, but the show focused in on its strongest suit and stuck with it. A solid episode.

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The Office 6.19 – “New Leads”

Friday, March 19, 2010

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Without a holiday to celebrate or a baby to birth, the cutthroat corporate atmosphere of Sabre begins to take effect at Dunder Mifflin. The new emphasis on sales above all gives the five salesmen in the office a jumbo sized Pringle on their collective shoulders. But when Michael decides to withhold the new sales leads to teach them a lesson, things go predictably awry.

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The Office 6.18 – “St. Patrick’s Day”

Friday, March 12, 2010

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The Office 6.18 – “St. Patrick’s Day”

The Office turns in another solid holiday-themed episode as Michael and the gang try to celebrate St. Patrick's Day despite the awkward Southern gaze of Kathy Bates.

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The Office 6.16-17- “The Delivery”

Friday, March 5, 2010

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The Office 6.16-17- “The Delivery”

It seems like just nine months ago Jim and Pam found out they were having a baby.

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The Office 6.15 – “Manager and Salesman”

Friday, February 12, 2010

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The Office 6.15 – “Manager and Salesman”

So this is the episode where Jim gets his old job back, Kathy Bates practically steals the show, and Andy almost gets with two different girls in the Scranton office. Suffice it to say, "Manager and Salesmen" was an awesome installment.

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The Office 6.14 – Sabre

Friday, February 5, 2010

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The Office 6.14 – Sabre

It looks like that banker must have really enjoyed all of those hilarious clips Michael Scott showed him, because Dunder Mifflin found a buyer. In this week's episode, the gang meets this mysterious new mother company, Sabre...

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