Folks Are Cracking Up At These 30 Memes Inspired By The TV Series “The Office”
I have to admit that I only fully appreciated the brilliance of The Office once I started working a desk job. From the side eyes made during meetings to small talk with colleagues in the kitchen to the childlike excitement from doing anything other than work, I find the show painfully relatable.
And if you, too, are a massive fan of the Dunder Mifflin gang, you’ll love this list of hilarious “The Office“ memes from Realdundamifflin on Instagram. Enjoy scrolling through these pics that might inspire you to start a rewatch tonight, and be sure to upvote the ones that make you want to channel your inner Michael Scott!
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I always tell people, for the office and every other TV show, the first season is always rough. It doesn't get good until mid season 2 because by that point the writers have found their stride and some character fine tuning has taken place. Also, I personally think the best run time for a show is 7 season. That gives 2 seasons for the writing and characters to be developed better, and a full 5 seasons of great story lines. After season 7, TV shows usually take a downward turn because the writers are at the bottom of the barrel for stories
I watched the first two episodes. It resonated "too close to home" for me and that was all I could stand.
Apparently these two writers who also portray Kelly and Ryan wrote these two based on their on again off again relationship.
Well about 3 days is how long it would take watching it solid, so you can watch it all in two weeks and still have time for ridiculous luxury like "sleep" or "eating "
The thing about Michael is he got the best out of his employees by NOT being an a*****e slavedriver treating them like s**t. He genuinely cared about them, and was genuinely interested in their lives, and especially their happiness. I always wished I could find a boss like him, but the sad fact is that, in the real world, someone like Michael would never get into management at all, much less achieve Regional Manager status. The most he would get is Salesperson, because he was so good at it, so management would keep him there, push him hard with humanly impossible sales goals, and milk as much profit as they could out of him until he burned out and quit. Not to mention their pay structure would not be livable salary plus commission. Nope. It would be 100% commission, so if he didn’t sell that week, he didn’t get paid a penny. Dunder Mifflin was run the way businesses used to be run up to the early eighties, and not how business are run now, or were being run during the years the show was on the air. There are a lot of things about that show that I wish weren’t fiction.
I see this relationship more like a brotherly one. They hate each other and prank each other all the time but they miss each other, they work so well when they are together and they are always there for each other.
I never noticed that Phillis is in the background without her sweater, necklace, and glasses! They really did lowkey imply that she gave Kevin those things to see if Stanley would notice. Genius!
Oscar&Angela's storyline with the senator is one of my favorite in the series. They both grew so much and they supported each other through a really hard time.
Season 9 is okay, I can barely watch season 8 tho. I think I just don't like Robert California
Thing is, there’s just something really sexy about a guy with a dad bod who is also really funny. Especially if they’re in love and only have eyes for that one person. Yes, Jim can be funny, and he’s utterly besotted with Pam, but Dwight strutting around with such confidence, as if he’s built like Schwarzenegger in his prime, especially when he’s around Angela, is hilarious and a kind of a turn on. I don’t know. Maybe it’s because my husband is built like that, and struts around me like that, and makes me laugh a lot, and is 100% devoted to me, that makes me biased.
They do this for every episode Michael Scott Paper Company Inc. episode, not just e21
This scene makes me with my wife would tell me the same after I draw something for her..
Yes but he knew that it couldn't be making much money. He just didn't want to take the risk of losing his CFO position
Nah. Michael bought that picture with his own money. She and he were who cared about that the most, so it was only fitting she takes it with her.
This one makes no sense. Jim totally could have explained Kate's behaviour to Dwight after everything settled, and he would still have hung out with Jim and ate Bananas foster. He likes Pam, and he respects true fidelity.
