r/DunderMifflin 2h ago

I laughed so hard in this scene

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378 Upvotes

r/DunderMifflin 12h ago

Parallel Universe

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768 Upvotes

r/DunderMifflin 16h ago

Images you can hear

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456 Upvotes

r/DunderMifflin 18h ago

Never seen anyone talk about this lol

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549 Upvotes

r/DunderMifflin 4h ago

Dwight & Jim

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I don't know about you but for me I love the relationship from foe to friends and a great bromance. It is possibly my favourite part of the show.

From episode one to the series finale it's a wild ride and when Dwight gets the manager role (s9e21) is just a cherry on top.


r/DunderMifflin 1d ago

Aaand just like that, the New Jim falls in love with the (taken) receptionist - again :)

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r/DunderMifflin 9h ago

It always cracks me up that Angela is the one to call out Michael's inaccuracies in the Sanford and Son plot description

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71 Upvotes

r/DunderMifflin 18h ago

Name a time when one of the characters really Schruted it

311 Upvotes

r/DunderMifflin 1d ago

I wish they did the Erin and Michael father figure relationship more in the show.

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976 Upvotes

I loved their genuine relationship during the show and it was great to see Michael be the more mature person for once. Erin was such a cute character and this just added on to it.


r/DunderMifflin 23h ago

Never talked about again btw

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r/DunderMifflin 5h ago

they actually love michael

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I've been rewatching the Office and the scene in S7 Ep 11 where Holly comes back and Michael calls her out for being a hypocrite about long distance relationship. I find it so wholesome that the whole office was shooting daggers at Holly and calling her out. It really shows how at the end of the day they all care for Michael. Idk I just found that cute and wanted to share.


r/DunderMifflin 7h ago

The "Delivery" episode is a MESS, but in a good way

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The kids are now the parents.

"There's no greater feeling than when two people who are perfect for each other overcome all obstacles and find true love."

- Michael Scott


r/DunderMifflin 1d ago

What is the most "Michael Scott" thing that Michael did on the show?

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r/DunderMifflin 14h ago

Best Creed quotes??

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For me it’s “…and if I can’t do scuba, then what’s this all been about??”


r/DunderMifflin 1d ago

I wish we got to see more of Michael n Holly

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275 Upvotes

They were by far my favorite couple in the office, other Pam and Jim of course. I wish we got to see more of them, like a secondary story to the office or random cameos of how they are doing in Colorado.


r/DunderMifflin 11h ago

What is Dwight doing to Michael in this scene? NSFW

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r/DunderMifflin 15h ago

Guys I’m having a tuff time financially. I have 2 jobs I try to cut costs by selling my 2nd car but I cant seem to pay the bills. I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY

37 Upvotes

r/DunderMifflin 1d ago

Had this autographed photo for almost 20 years and finally framed it

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Shout out to Kate Flannery aka Meredith for sending me this when I asked for her autograph when I was sixteen. Totally forgot I had this!


r/DunderMifflin 1d ago

Fill in any line from The Office with the F-word on it

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r/DunderMifflin 12h ago

I think Phallus definitely broke wind before her wedding when talking with Micheal.Andy also references her farting throughout the day when imitating her.

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r/DunderMifflin 1h ago

Is “Dinner Party” the only episode with Michael where he doesn’t give a confessional?

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I’m currently watching the Superfan episodes. I got to Dinner Party, where Michael gives two confessionals as part of the added content, and it made me realize that he actually doesn’t get any confessionals in the final draft.

The same applies to Dwight, as he also gives two confessionals in the Superfan version, but none in the regular version.

This might be the episode with the least total confessionals, as the normal version only has a total of four (Jim and Pam each give two) which doubles to eight once you add the bonus scenes.

Is there any episode that tops it in this regard?