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Grendel_Kahn

09-21-2006, 07:42 PM

This and LOST are my 2 favorite shows on TV.  Every
episode is funny and it's pretty certain to give at least 2 laugh out
loud moments every episode.  It is also a show that rewards people
for watching an entire season.  Lot's of in jokes and call
backs.

Doctor Manhattan

09-22-2006, 04:10 AM

What was with the lady eating the hand sanitizer? Was that an alcoholic thing (like drinking listerine)Great show.Love the "Gaydar" and "I watch 'Queer as Fuck'."..."That's not what it's called!"

This message was edited by Doctor Manhattan on 9-22-06 @ 8:12 AM

TooCute

09-22-2006, 05:01 AM

God damn it, I missed it.

why the hell isn't it up on itunes yet?

BOOOOOO!!!

kevcala

09-22-2006, 05:07 AM

How many seasons until Jim comes back to Scranton?EDIT: I meant episodes, but same difference. . . how long? 

This message was edited by kevcala on 9-22-06 @ 7:07 PM

angelinad128

09-22-2006, 05:20 AM

Doctor Manhattan wrote: Love the "Gaydar" and "I watch 'Queer as Fuck'."..."That's not what it's called!"This message was edited by Doctor Manhattan on 9-22-06 @ 8:12 AM LOL! Yes taht was funny. How about that sexy kiss??!!

TheMojoPin

09-22-2006, 11:56 AM

kevcala wrote: How many seasons until Jim comes back to Scranton?  I know Ed Helms has a 3-4 episode guest spot going on, so I assume that long.And my God, I think I missed a good five minutes dying laughing over "Queer as Fuck."

SatCam

09-22-2006, 03:05 PM

Sucks without Jim at the office. I don't know how long I can go without him there.

TheMojoPin

09-22-2006, 04:42 PM

***POSSIBLE SPOILERS***                      Actually, Helms apparently has a 10 episode guest run.  The talk is that the branches will be merged and that's how Jim ends up back in Scranton.  He's apparently made management, making Michael feel marginalized (he's still in charge; Jim is like the VP), making Dwight freak out because he now technically works for Jim and making things more awkward with Pam since he's now one of her bosses.

Reephdweller

09-22-2006, 06:56 PM

SatCam wrote: Sucks without Jim at the office. I don't know how long I can go without him there. He'll be back...probably in a few episodes.

TooCute

09-23-2006, 02:08 PM

Thank god, itunes to the rescue. I can live again.

Sheeplovr

09-23-2006, 03:28 PM

anybody watch it in hd it makes you feel weird

Doctor Manhattan

09-26-2006, 06:36 AM

I know it's just a comedy show, but How did Michael (or David in the UK) become the Regional Manager of their branches of their respective paper companies? Both men are not very bright. I bet there is a good story behind how Michael ended up as Regional Manager that they could go into at some point.

TheMojoPin

09-26-2006, 09:52 AM

Doctor Manhattan wrote: I know it's just a comedy show, but How did Michael (or David in the UK) become the Regional Manager of their branches of their respective paper companies? Both men are not very bright. I bet there is a good story behind how Michael ended up as Regional Manager that they could go into at some point.Michael was apparently an excellent salesman and based on that he was promoted to management.  Personally, I find it so typical of business in America to see someone get promoted because they can do a couple things really well, so it's assumed that they can do EVERYTHING well, and they can't.  Shit, I was one of those people.

Aggie

09-27-2006, 07:29 AM

I've wondered that too Dr. M. What Mojo said makes sense but I also think that when they were younger, maybe they weren't as secure in their job so they acted a little more professional OR management chalked up their behavior to being 'young' but they never grew out of it.Either way it makes for great comedy.Thanks for the spoilers Mojo, I'm excited now. I was worried about how things would play out this year but it made me feel better. "Now it won't say 'Ryan Howard: Temp. It will say 'Ryan Howard: Junior Sales Associate at a mid-level paper company.' That'll show 'em."PS Some of the deleted scenes on the Season 2 DVD's are greatness. Check them out.

This message was edited by Aggie on 9-27-06 @ 11:30 AM

Doctor Manhattan

09-27-2006, 08:49 AM

Michael was apparently an excellent salesman and based on that he was promoted to managementThey showed that during season 2 (Michael made a sale during their meeting at Chillis. Jan was impressed and they "hooked up" her words not mine)That explains how he got into the position but his behaviour since then should have lead Dunder-Mifflin to several lawsuits. How does he keep the job? Michael is just barely smarter than Steve Carell's character in the Ron Burgundy movie.I know, I know: "If you're wondering how he eats and breathes and other science facts (la la la), Just repeat to yourself, "It's just a show, I should really just relax"

Reephdweller

09-28-2006, 05:09 PM

Good episode tonight, I wonder when Jim will switch back to the Scanton office.

TooCute

09-28-2006, 06:43 PM

Boo. I thought the episode was overall pretty bad. I wanted to see more of
what happened when Angela showed up. Overall it seemed to not have
much of a plot; they just went to the meeting and that's it...

Reephdweller

09-28-2006, 07:44 PM

Overall it seemed to not have much of a plot; they just went to the meeting and that's it... I think I liked that there wasn't too much to it. I mean I've been to several meetings similarly where you expect something to happen and nothing does. I know what you're getting at plotwise though in a way I liked that it was a overall boring trip that went nowhere.

mikeyboy

09-28-2006, 09:04 PM

TooCute wrote: Boo. I thought the episode was overall pretty bad. I wanted to see more of what happened when Angela showed up. Overall it seemed to not have much of a plot; they just went to the meeting and that's it... I kind of agree.  Compared to the premiere last week, this one was just okay.

Fezticle98

09-28-2006, 10:07 PM

mikeyboy wrote: TooCute wrote: Boo. I thought the episode was overall pretty bad. I wanted to see more of what happened when Angela showed up. Overall it seemed to not have much of a plot; they just went to the meeting and that's it... I kind of agree.  Compared to the premiere last week, this one was just okay.Comedically, I actually liked this episode a little better. I agree with the Angela point, though. More hilarity certainly could've ensued from that. It sets the stage for Jim's return now that he knows Pam is single. Wow, I sound like a gabby girl talking about a soap opera. Yeah...sound like.

Doctor Manhattan

09-29-2006, 05:00 AM

Jim told Michael that he put himself out there twice and Pam said "No"Where both times at the end of Season 2:<ol><li>Right after <strike>Ray</strike>Roy <strike>when</strike>went home; standing outside</li><li>After Pam was on the phone with her Mom; in "the office"</li></ol>Or did I miss a another time he put himself out there?And Michael proved himself to be a great saleman once again (The Hammermill paper deal)

This message was edited by Doctor Manhattan on 9-29-06 @ 2:21 PM

Tonyv079

09-29-2006, 08:03 AM

Doctor Manhattan wrote: Jim told Michael that he put himself out there twice and Pam said "No"Where both times at the end of Season 2:<ol><li>Right after Ray when home standing outside</li><li>After Pam was on the phone with her Mom</li></ol>Or did I miss a another time he put himself out there?And Michael proved himself to be a great saleman once again (The Hammermill paper deal)This message was edited by Doctor Manhattan on 9-29-06 @ 9:09 AM No,  you were right both times at the season finale.

JustJon

09-29-2006, 09:37 AM

I wanted to see more of the Angela stuff too.  I thought the plot was just enough to set up some humorous situations, but they fell a bit short.And Jim finding Angela felt like a Pam/Jim setup, but then got dropped.

TheMojoPin

09-29-2006, 11:25 AM

I wanna know what Jim was gonna do in Dwight's room.And honestly, the less I know about Dwight and Angela together, the better.  Not because of any kind "it's nasty!" thing...you look at Dwight, his character works because they can pull these random things out about him because we see so little about his life outside of work.  You start delving into that more and they won't be able to just pull this insane shit about him seemingly out of nowhere.

AngelAmy

10-07-2006, 10:20 AM

This last episode was really funny.

Reephdweller

10-13-2006, 05:54 AM

Last nights episode was classic, with Michael's former boss dying and him wanting to make a day of grieving out of it and no one else cared all that much. Plus the part with the dead bird, the dead bird funeral..Classic.

JustJon

10-13-2006, 07:46 AM

but can you get me some Herr's Salt and Vinegar chips?

TheMojoPin

10-13-2006, 12:17 PM

Dwight's revelation about his twin somehow made perfect sense.

shamus mcfitzy

10-13-2006, 11:32 PM

I don't know if this one has aired yet (i don't remember it) and I thought it was going to be this week's, but i guess that next week's episode will be one where Dwight is training Ryan the temp to be a full time salesman. BJ Novak was on Leno like two Tuesdays ago and he said that it would be airing in two Thursdays (i know, im writing like a jerkoff), so it should've aired this week. It sounded funny. 

This message was edited by shamus mcfitzy on 10-14-06 @ 3:33 AM

Aggie

10-23-2006, 06:39 AM

TheMojoPin wrote: I wanna know what Jim was gonna do in Dwight's room.And honestly, the less I know about Dwight and Angela together, the better.  Not because of any kind "it's nasty!" thing...you look at Dwight, his character works because they can pull these random things out about him because we see so little about his life outside of work.  You start delving into that more and they won't be able to just pull this insane shit about him seemingly out of nowhere.Mojo,I agree with you about not knowing too much about Dwight, but I thought it was hilarious to finally see 'Schrute Farm' and his cousin Mose. I loved it.I also love the wonderfully awkward conversation Pam and Jim had. Some of their acting just seems so real, like I'm a fly on the wall.

TheMojoPin

10-23-2006, 07:06 AM

Aggie wrote: TheMojoPin wrote: I wanna know what Jim was gonna do in Dwight's room.And honestly, the less I know about Dwight and Angela together, the better.  Not because of any kind "it's nasty!" thing...you look at Dwight, his character works because they can pull these random things out about him because we see so little about his life outside of work.  You start delving into that more and they won't be able to just pull this insane shit about him seemingly out of nowhere.Mojo,I agree with you about not knowing too much about Dwight, but I thought it was hilarious to finally see 'Schrute Farm' and his cousin Mose. I loved it.I also love the wonderfully awkward conversation Pam and Jim had. Some of their acting just seems so real, like I'm a fly on the wall.Oh, I totally agree about the farm.  That whole episode is easily, in my opinion, one of the best they've ever done.  But even though they finally went to the farm, they still held back on what we know about Dwight.  Compared to the stuff they've mentioned or hinted to us, what we saw was barely a drop in the bucket.  Hell, we didn't even see the whole farm...just a barn, a field and a, uh, coffin.  And I loved the line, "where the hell are all the animals?"And that Jim/Pam phone call was so awesomely painful.  I think I've had that kind of conversation a thousand times at this point.

K.C.

11-18-2006, 09:10 AM

Anyone still on this show's bandwagon? I thought last week was maybe the best episode of the series. The new Dwight/Andy dynamic is awesome. And they just took the uncomfortability factor with Pam to a new level with the parking lot scene at the end of the episode.

Aggie

11-20-2006, 07:50 AM

Dwight + Andy = GoldI was on this show from day one and I won't stop watching until they make me.I'm guessing Jim will date Karen for awhile before him and Pam do anything, think Pam will keep dating?Last week also had one of the MOST uncomfortable Office moments which is saying a lot. When they were trying to hoist the overweight guy onto the table I was honestly covering my eyes. I couldn't watch.

Furtherman

11-20-2006, 08:05 AM

Having a chest cold last week and being on medication, I almost died from laughing/coughing fits watching last week's office.Kevin and the shredder.And the new black guy giving the fist thump to Stanley, and he rolling his eyes was hysterical.

K.C.

11-20-2006, 11:10 AM

Aggie wrote: Dwight + Andy = GoldI was on this show from day one and I won't stop watching until they make me.I'm guessing Jim will date Karen for awhile before him and Pam do anything, think Pam will keep dating?Last week also had one of the MOST uncomfortable Office moments which is saying a lot. When they were trying to hoist the overweight guy onto the table I was honestly covering my eyes. I couldn't watch.Pam will be back with Roy with in a couple episodes. That's the feel I have for the way they've done her character. Now that she's been slighted by Jim, she'll go back to what's familiar to her.

TooCute

11-20-2006, 05:05 PM

Still waiting for them to top the Drug Testing episode...

However, Creed's line in the season opener about the "a man could have
slilpped in there. There'd be no way of knowing," was awesome.

The past couple of episodes have been really blah, but the last one got a few
laughs out of me. I was perplexed by Jim and Karen though - at the end of
the last episode, wasn't she saying how she didn't think he was that into
her? And now all of the sudden they're dating?

TheMojoPin

11-20-2006, 05:24 PM

I thought the whole Kevin and the shredder thing was really forced and lame.  See what Tivo was wrought?  Advertisers know people are skipping their spots, so these are the lengths we'll see for product placement.  Weak.

TheMojoPin

11-20-2006, 05:25 PM

TooCute wrote: Still waiting for them to top the Drug Testing episode... However, Creed's line in the season opener about the "a man could have slilpped in there. There'd be no way of knowing," was awesome. The past couple of episodes have been really blah, but the last one got a few laughs out of me. I was perplexed by Jim and Karen though - at the end of the last episode, wasn't she saying how she didn't think he was that into her? And now all of the sudden they're dating? I assume at least a week or two passed since the episode before last...is it that crazy to think Jim got the hint and decided to finally ask her out?

Reephdweller

11-20-2006, 05:54 PM

I think Jim ultimately is seeing her to make Pam feel jealous. Granted it does seem she has a good sense of humor and she expresses to him that she's interested in him. Though I think Pam is going to have to make the move on Jim.

K.C.

11-20-2006, 07:43 PM

It's also possible that Jim made it up and he was just floating the idea to see how Pam reacted. Because the very last shot of the episode showed him with a look like he was crushed that she so matter-of-factly brushed it off. Either way, though, whether the end result will be the same, because if he did make it up initially, he'll almost certainly go to Karen now that Pam appeared to him to be completely disinterested at the end. 

This message was edited by K.C. on 11-20-06 @ 11:44 PM

TheMojoPin

11-21-2006, 04:16 AM

K.C. wrote: It's also possible that Jim made it up and he was just floating the idea to see how Pam reacted. Because the very last shot of the episode showed him with a look like he was crushed that she so matter-of-factly brushed it off. Either way, though, whether the end result will be the same, because if he did make it up initially, he'll almost certainly go to Karen now that Pam appeared to him to be completely disinterested at the end. This message was edited by K.C. on 11-20-06 @ 11:44 PM If Jim is just "using" Karen like that, he's an asshole.  The show has presented Karen as kind of being like Jim was towards Pam.  If he's just twisting things to make Pam jealous, damn, dude.  That's cold.

Aggie

11-21-2006, 06:25 AM

To me, besides the pilot, the show is completely original compared to the British version, but this is one 'story line' that I'm thinking they are borrowing.Remember when the merged the new offices (British version) and Tim ended up dating the blonde? He had gotten a promotion and was acting more cold towards Dawn because she turned him down once. Tim actually liked the girl but when she wanted him to vacation with the parents he broke it off. I think Jim is/will date Karen but she'll want to get serious and he'll realize he wasn't ready for that at all and is still totally into Pam. Now, how they will work that out, I don't know. The British one ended with Dawn moving to Florida. They didn't hook up until the reunion special.

Furtherman

11-21-2006, 06:41 AM

TheMojoPin wrote: I thought the whole Kevin and the shredder thing was really forced and lame.  See what Tivo was wrought?  Advertisers know people are skipping their spots, so these are the lengths we'll see for product placement.  Weak. It will only get worse.  The only reason television exists today is because of advertising.  You might as well make it funny (like 30 Rock did last week with Snapple).  If you don't want to see product placement, watch PBS.

This message was edited by Furtherman on 11-21-06 @ 10:42 AM

Poochie

11-22-2006, 02:38 AM

Furtherman wrote: TheMojoPin wrote: I thought the whole Kevin and the shredder thing was really forced and lame.  See what Tivo was wrought?  Advertisers know people are skipping their spots, so these are the lengths we'll see for product placement.  Weak. yeah it was pretty blatant, but the show's 'office' has always mentioned Staples, so i guess at least its an ongoing theme

JustJon

11-22-2006, 09:36 AM

But Staples was always portrayed as a major competitor of The Office.  If that's the case, why would they ever buy one of their products?

TheMojoPin

11-22-2006, 08:47 PM

yeah it was pretty blatant, but the show's 'office' has always mentioned Staples, so i guess at least its an ongoing themeIt wasn't so much that they mentioned Staples itself; the whole bit just seemed really forced around the idea of mentioning Staples.  I know Kevin is supposed to be a bit "slow," but the way they showed him shredding his own credit card without realizing it is bordering on making him dangerously retarded.  Plus the whole thing reeked of a crappy commercial trying really hard to be "wacky" and failing miserably.Overall, it wasn't a huge deal...I still loved the episode.  That part just kind of bugged me.Oh, and the whole "staring at someone's forehead" thing was much funnier on Newsradio.

Reephdweller

11-22-2006, 09:15 PM

JustJon wrote: But Staples was always portrayed as a major competitor of The Office.  If that's the case, why would they ever buy one of their products? I thought the same thing too. Heck just days before Josh abandoned them for Staples. Jan should have had any orders from Staples smashed.

JustJon

11-30-2006, 01:27 PM

Tonite's episode of the US Office was written by Gervais and Merchant

Fezticle98

11-30-2006, 01:32 PM

JustJon wrote: Tonite's episode of the US Office was written by Gervais and Merchant Should be good. I enjoy their brand of humour.

badorties

11-30-2006, 01:47 PM

JustJon wrote: Tonite's episode of the US Office was written by Gervais and Merchant i saw that in the paper the other day, i wish i didn't see that ... my expectations might be off

Alice S. Fuzzybutt

11-30-2006, 04:45 PM

Wow. I have never done this before, but I literally spit my diet coke out when Kevin said, "It sounds like what I do here. Everyday."If I were a guy I'd SO be Kevin: bald and in a Police cover band.

Reephdweller

11-30-2006, 04:47 PM

Jim setting up Pam by having Andy hit on her was great.

Alice S. Fuzzybutt

11-30-2006, 04:49 PM

Jim setting up Pam by having Andy hit on her was great.I'm not digging that.

K.C.

11-30-2006, 05:02 PM

Damn, I hope nobody tuned out and missed the tag at the very end of the show. Andy's banjo song was awesome. Good episode.

Reephdweller

11-30-2006, 05:08 PM

K.C. wrote: Damn, I hope nobody tuned out and missed the tag at the very end of the show. Andy's banjo song was awesome. Good episode.I thought it was great. Pretty good episode too.

Aggie

12-15-2006, 08:59 AM

Geez, the entertainment forum is busy, I had to go to page 5 to find this thread.Anyway, great one hour Christmas episode last night....Michael marking the Asian girls arm probably made me laugh the hardest but I laughed out loud a lot last night! Love this show.

TheMojoPin

12-15-2006, 11:56 AM

Awesome, awesome episode last night.  There's no excuse for this show to not be an hour each week, especially with how big the cast is.Oscar's cameo sealed the whole deal.

Aggie

01-11-2007, 08:50 AM

Last week was just 'OK' and seemed the weakest episode so far this season. The next two episodes (going by their description) seem like they will be really funny.But I have a question about last week, please help if you know. When Jan finally shows up in Michael's office at the end and admits she wants to keep seeing him even though she knows he's an idiot, does she already know about the photos he emailed to everyone?I wasn't sure if the only reason she showed up there was to talk about the relationship in general and DIDN'T know about the email because she was traveling to Pennsylvania or if the reason she showed up there in the first place was to address the email but she still wants to keep seeing him anyway.She never directly spoke of the email so I wasn't sure if that's something that will affect what she told him at the end after she finds out he did that. I confused myself just typing that.

Dan 'Hampton

01-11-2007, 05:42 PM

There is no way Dwight is gone for good. 

Aggie

01-12-2007, 07:13 AM

Yeah, Dwight isn't leaving. Either Angela will come clean with their relationship or Andy will leave and Michael will realize Dwight was really loyal. The sales visits were pretty funny, but they are leaving the episodes much more open ended. Phylis is always putting her foot in her mouth.

sailor

01-12-2007, 07:26 AM

Aggie wrote: Yeah, Dwight isn't leaving. Either Angela will come clean with their relationship or Andy will leave and Michael will realize Dwight was really loyal. The sales visits were pretty funny, but they are leaving the episodes much more open ended. Phylis is always putting her foot in her mouth.  i say the staff will not change again for a while.  all the dead-weight characters have been cut out.  i loved angela's look of poor rage at the end.  can't wait to see how it plays out next week!

K.C.

01-12-2007, 07:46 AM

Dwight giving the sports coach retirement speech was hilarious."I am stepping down to spend more time with my family..."

blakjeezis

01-12-2007, 07:53 AM

I thought last night's episode was a little weak overall. I mean, don't get me wrong it was funny, and really had soem good scenes, but in comparison to the other eps I found it lacking something. I'm not sure what, but I just wasn't quite as satisfied with it. Maybe it's just tough to follow up the scene between Pam and Dwight from last episode, when she was crying. That was absolute comedic perfection and doesn't happen very often, even on a show as good as this one.  I'm with Mojo on the hour long episode deal as well. Maybe we could start a lettter writing campaign.

Aggie

01-12-2007, 08:23 AM

An hour would be great but I'm not getting greedy. I'm just so happy we get 20+ eps a season.I agree with the episode being a little weak overall, I felt that about last week too. I think part of the problem is that there are so many writers and maybe the styles don't always mix. I didn't happen to look who wrote the last two weeks but they weren't as well tied together as some past eps.Do you think next season will be their last? I have a feeling it will and would rather have it stay funny than still be on the air just to be on the air.

IamPixie

01-12-2007, 11:38 AM

Aggie wrote: I agree with the episode being a little weak overall, I felt that about last week too. I think part of the problem is that there are so many writers and maybe the styles don't always mix. I didn't happen to look who wrote the last two weeks but they weren't as well tied together as some past eps. I completely agree with you. It's kinda sad really. I don't think I can deal with the whole dwight situation.

K.C.

01-13-2007, 09:35 AM

I accidentally read the spoiler a couple months ago (douchebags on IMDB didn't put a disclaimer on it) about what happens to Dwight. Let me just say you'll want to watch the next couple episodes if you're a Dwight fan.

K.C.

01-18-2007, 10:23 PM

Dwight working at Staples was hilarious, but I wish they had gone further with it...when I originally read that's what happens to him, I thought there was a lot of potential in it, but they only did a couple short scenes. They do such a good job of making it tough to watch the relationship scenes between Jim & Karen or Jim & Pam. Andy still rules...love his cell phone.

nassue

01-19-2007, 02:54 AM

the office is great stuff and last night was a decent episodethe cell phone bit had me laughing out loudbut the relationship stuff is getting a little sitcomish  i like the fact that the show was unlike regular sitcoms now their starting to follow the formula  oh fuck

Doctor Manhattan

01-19-2007, 05:09 AM

"I miss Dwight. Congratulations, universe. You win."So, are Karen and Andy off the show now?

TheMojoPin

01-19-2007, 05:28 AM

Aggie wrote: Last week was just 'OK' and seemed the weakest episode so far this season. The next two episodes (going by their description) seem like they will be really funny.But I have a question about last week, please help if you know. When Jan finally shows up in Michael's office at the end and admits she wants to keep seeing him even though she knows he's an idiot, does she already know about the photos he emailed to everyone?I wasn't sure if the only reason she showed up there was to talk about the relationship in general and DIDN'T know about the email because she was traveling to Pennsylvania or if the reason she showed up there in the first place was to address the email but she still wants to keep seeing him anyway.She never directly spoke of the email so I wasn't sure if that's something that will affect what she told him at the end after she finds out he did that. I confused myself just typing that. Aggie, I completely get what you said because I thought the same thing.  Jan seemed oblivious to the photos being sent when she showed up to talk to Michael.I loved a lot of this week's episode, especially "spanish lemonade," but is there going to be a party every week?

Crippler

01-19-2007, 05:38 AM

Dwight:  "You did all this for me?" (camera pans to "WELCOME BACK OSCAR" banner)Michael: (almost under his breath) "Yes."I really thought they would do more with Dwight in Staples, like K.C. said, but I'm glad to see him back.  And I hope this week Andy's obnoxiousness was overdone on purpose just to make you miss Dwight, because he was so annoying I almost changed the channel.  I couldn't take him "at 11" on a weekly basis.

Doctor Manhattan

01-19-2007, 07:23 AM

I loved a lot of this week's episode, especially "spanish lemonade," but is there going to be a party every week? Well, they have a large portion of the staff on the Party Planning Commitee, they had a second Party Planning Commitee and even a one man "Validation Committee" to determine if the 2nd committee is valid. With all that planning you better have a lot of partys.Actually I used to work at a place where they did have a large number of birthday parties for the staff, at least 3 times a month along with other major holiday parties (Christmas, Holloween, etc)

Furtherman

03-27-2007, 06:20 AM

http://images.teamsugar.com/files/users/1/15111/12_2007/wireapril.preview.jpg

Doctor Manhattan

03-27-2007, 06:23 AM

Is that Jenna Fischer? Doesn't really look right.

K.C.

03-27-2007, 07:28 AM

Is that Jenna Fischer? Doesn't really look right.

It probably is, they just REALLY touched it up a lot.

It's not anywhere close to how she looks when you see normal pictures of her in something like a dress at these award shows.

Aggie

03-30-2007, 11:50 AM

Alert: New episode back next week...the commercial showed Roy coming after Jim, hmmmm. Will he really kick his ass?

I think she looks pretty damn good all the time. They touch up everything but you make it sounds like it's way off.
http://www.vinegargirl.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/vinegargirl-Jenna-Fischer.jpg

Doctor Manhattan

03-30-2007, 11:58 AM

I think she looks pretty damn good all the time. They touch up everything but you make it sounds like it's way off.

I think Jenna looks very good when I've seen her on and off the show. That cover made her look fake and plasticy.

Aggie

03-30-2007, 12:09 PM

I think Jenna looks very good when I've seen her on and off the show. That cover made her look fake and plasticy.

OK, if you guys meant she looks worse on teh covers because it looks fake, I get that. I thought he meant she looks no where near that good normally.

Look at me being all self concious for another girl, I have issues.