Best Moments from The Office Season 4
Tuesday, May 27th, 2008These are random favorite scenes from The Office Season 4. Do you and I have the same favorites?
- Andy singing Take A Chance on Me to Angela during the Launch Party - On top of his very good voice, his move to try to win over Angela by having his buddies sing a capella with him over the phone — who can resist that? The moment was corny alright, but yet there was something heartfelt about the way he orchestrated it. What can I say, I’m a sucker for serenades.
A brokenhearted Dwight gets consoled by Jim - Angela and Dwight break up and he isn’t taking it too well. He releases his pain by crying at the stairwell of the building. Seeing Dwight cry like that? Broke my heart, too. And the gesture by Jim to try and console him? That was a really touching scene between these two, a different side to what we usually see with the two of them pulling pranks at each other.
Jim’s fake proposal - I really thought he was gonna do it at the pavement. Pam’s reaction was also realistic.Toby’s accidental slip - Such an awkward scene for everyone involved. I understand why Toby had to jump over the fence because of it.- Screensaver bouncing off TV - Perhaps considered one of the best episode opener of The Office. The whole staff is gathered at the conference room where Michael is addressing them and it seems like they are listening intently to him. They really aren’t; but are rather focused on the little DVD square screen saver. It’s a pretty hilarious moment. Watch.
- Whoever/Whomever debate - Best performance by an ensemble.
- The Dunder Mifflin Scranton Ad - Sure Michael’s idea for the ad was over the top. But I actually liked theirs better than the actual ad the company ran.
- The confrontation between Michael and Stanley - Michael did fold and come out looking like a sissy when he was asking Stanley why he’s always the way he is at him. But for what it’s worth, Michael handled this somewhat maturely.
- Dinner Party - The worst dinner party ever is one of The Office’s better episodes. Jan dancing to That One Night, Michael’s flat screen TV and bed space, Jim’s attempt to ditch the party, Dwight and his guest…everything was just wrong it was funny!
- Michael’s testimonial at the Deposition: And realizing where he’s at in Jan’s life. More than anything, to me it showed Steve Carell’s depth and capabilities as an actor.
- Holly thinking Kevin was mentally challenged: She pulled it off and handled him well. For his part, Kevin was just being himself; which makes this comedy gold because they didn’t have to have funny dialogs to make it funny.
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The official description of tonight’s episode — Goodbye, Toby from NBC: IT’S TIME TO SAY GOODBYE - SPECIAL ONE HOUR SEASON FINALE - OSCAR NOMINEE AMY RYAN (”Gone Baby Gone”) GUEST STARS - It’s Toby’s (Paul Lieberstein) goodbye party at Dunder Mifflin and Michael (Golden Globe winner Steve Carell) demands a huge celebration that matches the joy in his heart. Angela (Angela Kinsey), sick of Michael’s unreasonable last minute demands, refuses, and Michael turns to Phyllis (Phyllis Smith) to take over the party planning committee. Meanwhile, Dwight (Rainn Wilson) and Meredith (Kate Flannery) haze the new HR woman, Holly (Oscar Nominee Amy Ryan). John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, B.J. Novak, Melora Hardin, Ed Helms, Leslie David Baker, Brian Baumgartner, Oscar Nunez, Mindy Kaling, Creed Bratton, and Craig Robinson also star.

Tonight’s episode of The Office was initially entitled Parking but was now changed to Chair Model. This episode is written b B.J. Novak (who plays Ryan on the show).
What’s going to happen at the dinner party over at Michael’s house? Here’s what NBC’s press kit for The Office is telling us:
To start with, every fan of the show knows that the series originally began airing on British Television in 2001. The concept was simple: a camera follows an everyday man at the office and their story is told documentary style.
When the USA version premiered, Coupling (which was another British Series adapted for the USA-audience) had just an unsuccessful run in America. Hence, I didn’t have very high expectations from The Office USA. But maybe it was because they did the pilot episode exactly like its British counterpart, that it made me actually want to tune to the next episode…and then the next…and then the next…to see how they would treat the “adaptation”.
As any Office fan or viewer should know, the last of The Office episodes for this year airs this Thursday. The big set back is on account of the
Last night’s episode of The Office was penned by Steve Carell, who is
Back at the office, Michael leaves Jim in charge for the day (or until he comes back from his self-organized trip). And the office is celebrating Creed’s birthday. When Angela tells Jim about the party and four other different birthday parties that were to take place within the month, Jim decides that a bigger one-time celebration would be best. And it would all be done today. He sends out a memo to the staff, but not everyone liked the idea. Each celebrator wanted something special for his or her birthday and Jim is pressured to do what is right, without realizing that he’s already stepping into Michael’s shoes and is being treated the same as him.
Episode Title: Survivor Man
But I definitely could not imagine that it is something Dwight could get into because, let’s face it, he’s one of the less sociable characters we know.
