Office - 10/18 - "Money" | TiVo Community Forum

Aniketos · 2007-10-19

As soon as they booked their tickets for Dwight's farm I knew I was going to be laughing so hard I'd be crying. Great episode, best episode of the new season for me.

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· #2 · Oct 19, 2007

"She thinks I'm a human ATM Machine." - Michael

I am sure this forum does appreciate this very subtle humor.

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MickeS

· #3 · Oct 19, 2007

headroll said:
"She thinks I'm a human ATM Machine." - Michael

I am sure this forum does appreciate this very subtle humor.

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Haha, yeah I was thinking that it was perfect for Michael to say something like that.

Very good episode, much better than last week's IMO.

Jan is a real mess... I felt so bad for Michael this whole episode.

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firerose818

· #4 · Oct 19, 2007

We played it back three times and still couldn't figure this line out:

What was Michael's response when Jan asked him where the train was going?

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Aniketos

Discussion Starter · #5 · Oct 19, 2007

firerose818 said:
We played it back three times and still couldn't figure this line out:

What was Michael's response when Jan asked him where the train was going?

I think all he said was "I think the Engineer left."

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pdhenry

· #6 · Oct 19, 2007

I'm beginning to think that Boise is paying for product placement (the green cases of paper), as HP has been doing. I forgot to check the credits.

Are they running out of room in the warehouse? Is that why they have to store product among their desks?

BTW, the restaurant flyers everyone has in their cubes are for real Scranton restaurants. I suspect they're not paying for those. though.

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firerose818

· #7 · Oct 19, 2007

Aniketos said:
I think all he said was "I think the Engineer left."

Thanks.

For the life of me, I couldn't decipher crying Michael-speak.

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gossamer88

· #8 · Oct 19, 2007

firerose818 said:
Thanks.

For the life of me, I couldn't decipher crying Michael-speak.

I too couldn't make it out 'til I turned on closed captioning.

BTW I love this show, but the 1 hour episodes are not working for me. They seemed too drawn out.

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Sacrilegium

· #9 · Oct 19, 2007

Ryan used ME as an object.

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TAsunder

· #10 · Oct 19, 2007

I liked this episode quite a bit but it wasn't as funny as last week's for me.

I did decide to use a couple of lines if my daily life if I can... "I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY!!!!" and the dwight moan.

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Magister

· #11 · Oct 19, 2007

Loved this episode. The whole farm scenes were so creepy. When Mos was running along the car as they pulled up. Funny as hell.

And Mos in the outhouse.

Pretty disturbing.

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Cearbhaill

· #12 · Oct 19, 2007

Poor Dwight, poor Michael...
I was a bit surprised to see Jan stick by Michael once he ran out of money. Maybe she somehow really cares about him? And while we were led to believe it was her running up all the bills it was Michael's gullible purchases that pushed him past the brink... well, except for the Porsche.

I had a bit if a hard time adjusting to the fancy new Beesley, too. Seeing Pam in spaghetti straps with bare skin was a shock! And while I wished for nothing more than that she and Jim get together I miss seeing the first more tentative attempts at affection- they've moved right on to sleepovers and weekend getaways a bit quickly.

Dwight's grief at losing Angela really got to me, too... he loves her. And how sweet was it of Jim to try and reach out to him- he and Pam were really kind.

Mose is creepy.

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firerose818

· #13 · Oct 19, 2007

Cearbhaill said:
I had a bit if a hard time adjusting to the fancy new Beesley, too. Seeing Pam in spaghetti straps with bare skin was a shock! And while I wished for nothing more than that she and Jim get together I miss seeing the first more tentative attempts at affection- they've moved right on to sleepovers and weekend getaways a bit quickly.

But, they were dating all summer when the show was off the air...so, with that timeline, it makes perfect sense to me.

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TAsunder

· #14 · Oct 19, 2007

Cearbhaill said:
Poor Dwight, poor Michael...
I was a bit surprised to see Jan stick by Michael once he ran out of money. Maybe she somehow really cares about him? And while we were led to believe it was her running up all the bills it was Michael's gullible purchases that pushed him past the brink... well, except for the Porsche.

I'm not even convinced jan demanded that based on the fact that michael was blaming her for everything when it was clear that he was buying all kinds of crazy crap on his own.

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Jesda

· #15 · Oct 19, 2007

"What kind of person says exactly what they're thinking?"

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Robs67

· #16 · Oct 19, 2007

"Lord Rupert Everton"

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"It wasn't about the money, though, as it turned out, I desperately needed the money."

Priceless.

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MickeS

· #17 · Oct 19, 2007

firerose818 said:
Thanks.

For the life of me, I couldn't decipher crying Michael-speak.

Closed Captioning is your friend. I too didn't understand this line until I turned the CC on.

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MickeS

· #18 · Oct 19, 2007

They seem to have no problem getting sponsors for the show. I bet Microsoft paid a handsome amount of money to have PowerPoint featured like this.

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SeanC

· #19 · Oct 19, 2007

Cearbhaill said:
Dwight's grief at losing Angela really got to me, too... he loves her. And how sweet was it of Jim to try and reach out to him- he and Pam were really kind.

That's one of the things I really like about the show. It's not that they tease Dwight to be mean or out of spite, they tease him because he asks for it by being overly bossy. When Dwight has been down they've shown that Jim and Pam actually kinda care for the guy and really do wish him the best. I like those moments.

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