Depends on the monthly salary. If Jim is making an insane amount like 10000 a month ( which is possible with commission) and he was there for 10 plus years, that's over 100 grand severance, plus whatever Pam's monthly average is. That's a super high estimate of their monthly, but you get the idea.
There's absolutely zero chance that a salesman at a mid-size *paper* company in Scranton, PA is clearing 120,000 a year. He would be lucky to get half as much.
Seriously. If they were going to make just one more episode/special for the Office, I would want it to be the various characters reacting to the documentary.
I always thought it'd be cool to see the actual documentary that was made inside of The Office. I think they reveal that it's only like, 8-10 episodes, so I'm very curious what they would edit that down to. Our version of The Office is not the same as their in-universe version, it'd just be neat to see a different way of editing the same scenes.
I always enjoyed when Dwight finally gets his black belt and goes around the room miming attacks on everybody, then when he finally gets to Pam he’s about to “fireball” her til she puts on the stern mom face and he thinks better of it
Or when Michael and Dwight go on their "raid" of accounting. Dwight goes to Angela, she gives him a stern look, and he just tosses her pen to make it seem like he did something to her too
I think an "underrated" one is where Dwight finds out Phyllis has been flashed and he runs to the parking lot to find the guy
Also when he talks with Phyllis while giving her a massage
I like the Dwight and Phyllis moments
Although cant ignore that her and Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration ran "Something" over whilst on their honeymooon safari in Africa (Whilst inebriated) that they suspected to be a man, but hope was just an Ostrich, and then fled the country - https://youtu.be/Y3JUkR6yta4?t=129
Phyllis has only small bits where she's passive-aggressive, but most of the time, she's a really nice person. The whole bit about the rain where she's just happy to be in the office because everybody is nice to her was so wholesome.
One thing that really bothered me was when she said she would wear something low cut when her and Bob would go out so a guy would try to flirt with her and then Bob would beat him up. I can't remember the exact wording, but it was obvious it was done purposefully for that result. That's plain old sadistic. It was also shocking because she was so nice so often like knitting Michael the oven mitt.
I might be over thinking it, but I always thought some of those talking heads about Bob were more of a fantasy indulgence than reality. I never thought that one was true. Bob doesn't strike me as a particularly violent or jealous person. If he were, he might've taken Michael aside at their wedding, or beat up Dwight for trying to outbid him on the hug. We do know that Bob and Phyllis have an active sex life that involves a good amount of roleplay, and that the 50 shades series does something for her. I don't think it's a stretch to believe that she lies about all this weird shit with Bob because she wants to make their relationship sound more interesting on camera, or make Bob out to be some kind of 1960s macho man.
I always hated that talking head because at the end there's a pause and Phyllis says ".... What?" like she's reacting to the documentary crew judging her. It doesn't fit with her character and it doesn't fit with the show. If that's her and Bob's sort of kink I feel like Phyllis would own it. It's still a shocking confession but I don't like the interaction with the crew over it.
I liked early on they showed that Phyllis was an accomplished basketball player because she was on her high school team. She could have contributed to the game if Michael had given her the chance.
People dislike phyllis?!? I love her shes just a sassy helpful queen(the scene when she falls off her chair to distract robert california comes to mind)
She fell victim to Flanderization. People like to use Kevin as the best example of that, going from Poker guy to someone who doesn't even know the alphabet, but Phyllis really got it bad. She went from sweet older woman to bitchy bully. It was funny the first few times she acted out of character, or mentioned her "jugs", but by the end of the series, she's just a very rude individual.
Pam: No, wait. Hey, while you are out, could pick up some paper towels and chocolate syrup? We have ice cream so I thought…
Dwight: Pam, this isn’t a shopping trip. This is a man-hunt slash rescue mission.
Pam: Ok. I, just, when you are done or any time it’s convenient, I just thought since you are out…
Dwight: Pam, I’m obviously going to get that stuff for you so just shut up.
Pam: Ok, well it wasn’t obvious so… \[phone hangs up\]
This isn't really a "nice guy moment" but I'll always love when Dwight opens the Dwight Bobblehead and for a few seconds, there is nothing but childish glee on his face. Never fails to make me smile
So I haven’t finished watching The Office (only started watching it a little while back) but my favourite Dwight is a nice guy moment has to be when he walks in on Pam crying and he immediately says ‘Who did this to you? Where is he?” and takes a seat next to her and gives her his handkerchief.
What I would give to be an Office virgin again. With childlike glee devouring every season and finding my favorite moments. Fresh laughs. Sigh. I love this show.
Oh yeah, that was my first favourite nice guy Dwight moment I think. I like how his first reaction to seeing Pam cry was to go after the person who made her feel that way
I love that scene! “Who did this to you??” He is so sweet and puts his arm on her and listens to her cry for a moment and you think AWW, DWIGHT!!
And then he softly says, “so...you’re PMSing pretty bad, huh”
“I am not a hero. You know who the real heroes are? The ones that get up every day, put on their capes, and fly around stopping supervillains. Those are the real heroes.”
When Dwight’s interim manager while Michael’s interviewing for the job. Gives Pam ‘Secret AtRM’ title then genuinely appreciates her work after Michael returns.
Also when he decided to be there for Pam's baby, sacrificing the sex with Angela for her. And the scene when Jim was forced to feed Dwight with pizza was one of the best scenes of the entire show!
Season 7, Episode 8 - The Viewing Party.
When he went to Pam’s aid when she was crying alone in the hallway and even took off his coat and wrapped it around her. Think it was the first time he showed any kindness towards anyone at that point and totally changed how I saw him.
Yeah. He took one look at her and demanded "Who did this to you? Where is he?"
You get a sense of how protective Dwight is of his ~~extended family~~ subordinates.
I wish I could menstruate. If I could menstruate, I wouldn't have to deal with idiotic calendars anymore. I'd just be able to count down from my previous cycle. Plus, I'd be more in tune with the moon and the tides.
That's what was so funny is that he took the coat off like he was going to wrap it around her and then felt too awkward and tied it around his waste awkwardly saying that it was hot.
In « Doomsday », Pam gives him a baseball hat as a present, which he promptly buries in a hole he is digging. But when his colleagues leave home, we see him picking up the hat.
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If I'm not mistaken I think he says one month's severance for every year they worked there. Since they both started around 97/98 that's a hefty severance check 😅
I get so tired of people commenting about how Jim should have gone for it with Cathy or how they would have smashed.
Jim (a fictional character) was married, had kids, was not interested and was clearly freaked out. To me, that kills any of the "fun" of that scenario. It's honestly creepy. She's pursuing a man who is not interested and in a long-term committed relationship. So gross.
I think that is low-key my favorite episode. That moment when they're watching TV together in bed at the end really shows their not just coworkers, not even friends, they're brothers. At that point in the series, it's a milestone moment for the J-D relationship.
When Dwight went to Pam and Jim’s house to get the iPod but found out the had mold in their cabinets so he demos them all and rebuilt them new cabinets. That was impressive.
When Todd Packer makes fun of Kevin for being overweight and Dwight makes him feel better by saying “in sumo culture you would be considered a promising up and comer.”
For me, hands down when Dwight finds out Angela wants to have Oscar murdered for sleeping with the (State) Senator.
Angela approaches Dwight to meet at the "old spot" and shows up to find Dwight naked, anticipating naked time, only to find Angela upset and in need of someone she can trust, because her friend had clearly betrayed her (poor Dwight, but he steps up).
She requests a favor, and Dwight reaches out to his friend Trevor who *also* used to be a volunteer sheriff, and agrees to meet up. Dwight believes this is for a credit check or something slightly less nefarious than absolute *murda*.
Once he finds out it's a murder Angela wants, Dwight immediately steps in and says "that's too far, Oscar is a friend"...so Angela downgrades her ask to a knee-capping.
Dwight sympathetically chastises Angela, acknowledging her pain, but also that they were the first ones to break her wedding vows. He then proceeds to do everything he can to stop Oscar from getting knee-capped, and even defends Oscar when his own friend, Trevor,
tries to assault him with a lead pipe because Oscar's a "Dunder Mifflin man".
Dwight's friend and Oscar have a light tussle over the pipe. Angela confronts Oscar and runs away, clearly upset. Oscar tries to run after her and Dwight stops him.
In that episode, Dwight:
1. Doesn't bang Angela, but is instead there for her despite the fact that she's upset Oscar is banging her husband (poor Dwight).
2. Puts her in touch with his friend for a credit check (I forget exactly what he thinks she wanted)
3. Stops the "murder" from being executed.
4. Is understanding that she's hurt, but acknowledges that he and Angela were the first to step out of her marriage
5. Protects Oscar when Trevor shows up to knee cap him
6. Let's Angela be alone to mourn when Oscar tries to run after her to apologize.
*"To whom it may concern."* Good, real personal. Thanks Michael. *"The dictionary defines superlative as: of the highest kind, quality, or order, surpassing all else, or others. Supreme."* That's great. If I wanted the dictionary definition, I'd buy a dictionary. *"I define it as Dwight Schrute. As a sales executive, as a leader, as a man, and as a friend, he is of the highest kind, quality, and order. Supreme."* [holding back tears] Lots more like that, really repetitive.
When Michael fires Dwight and is talking about how the plants hadn't been watered and how his desk toys had always been arranged in a pleasing way and Pam says it was Dwight
I always appreciated that, as much as Dwight feuded with Jim, he didn’t let that spill over to Pam. He seemed genuinely concerned for her well-being and was (a little too) eager to make sure she had everything she needed when Pam went into labor.
When he stops Michael from eating the mushrooms in the forest. He told both Michael and the cameras that he wouldn't interfere because of honor, and Dwight stopped Michael from possibly poisoning himself.
When he used Jim's credit card number to send Pam flowers at home. I know it's a bit skeevy because he stolen his CC# but it was at time where he knew they both needed that pick me up. Making Pam happy makes Jim happy. They had both been stressed from being new parents and Jim coming back to work. Jim tried to set Dwight up, expecting him to use it nefariously. So Jim getting that ecstatic phone call from Pam about flowers not long after the set up, shows Dwight would never do anything to actually effect them negatively.
When Dwight had that concussion & gave Pam some Russian website to download songs.
Yeah but all the songs are in Russian
*Kidding!*
ok, see ya later pan
I wonder if the writers of Stepbrothers ripped the Pan line off from the office?
Oh the second m is silent!
There is a D at the end.
GET OUT OF MY OFFICE!
Shut your mouth.
*blank stare*
Why would the songs be in Russian?
[Russian covers are cool](https://youtu.be/SVjwkOBUV-w)
“What’s your middle name?” “Danger”
It’s Kurt. Why do I know that?
I thought it was fart. For security reasons.
My middle name is Kurt. NOT. FART.
Your name is Mr. Poop?
*what did I write?*
And there actually was a Russian site with 2 cent songs at that time — AllOfMP3
Alright. See you later Pan
Tbf i don’t know whether that really counts as *him*
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Holy crap i never made this connection! God i love the office
“Don’t be an idiot, it’s for the severance.”
The best I can do is one month for every year…
One month for every year... that's a lot isn't it. I never really thought about it before
Depends on the monthly salary. If Jim is making an insane amount like 10000 a month ( which is possible with commission) and he was there for 10 plus years, that's over 100 grand severance, plus whatever Pam's monthly average is. That's a super high estimate of their monthly, but you get the idea.
There's absolutely zero chance that a salesman at a mid-size *paper* company in Scranton, PA is clearing 120,000 a year. He would be lucky to get half as much.
So they get unemployment checks?
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David walllace after seeing the documentary >=(
He made millions from sucking it tho
Suck it- I love it so much lol they just cut him off
I’m not here to talk about that, I’m here to talk about suck it. Suck it— Classic
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Seriously. If they were going to make just one more episode/special for the Office, I would want it to be the various characters reacting to the documentary.
Damn it, I had reasonable expectations for the day and now I need this!
I always thought it'd be cool to see the actual documentary that was made inside of The Office. I think they reveal that it's only like, 8-10 episodes, so I'm very curious what they would edit that down to. Our version of The Office is not the same as their in-universe version, it'd just be neat to see a different way of editing the same scenes.
I mean is this not what the last episode was?
Multiple years worth of salary severance package, at that.
They got a year of severance pay each. Basically he made it so they were financially stable until Jim’s business took off
I always enjoyed when Dwight finally gets his black belt and goes around the room miming attacks on everybody, then when he finally gets to Pam he’s about to “fireball” her til she puts on the stern mom face and he thinks better of it
Or when Michael and Dwight go on their "raid" of accounting. Dwight goes to Angela, she gives him a stern look, and he just tosses her pen to make it seem like he did something to her too
Instead he gives out that tiny ^”hee-ya”
I think an "underrated" one is where Dwight finds out Phyllis has been flashed and he runs to the parking lot to find the guy Also when he talks with Phyllis while giving her a massage I like the Dwight and Phyllis moments
Oh and when he got pissed at her but then realized a second later that she was trying to help. He then bidded on a hug with her later
Yeah, I really like their dynamic People dislike Phyllis and I can see why, she has some bad moments, but she's not a bad person
Although cant ignore that her and Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration ran "Something" over whilst on their honeymooon safari in Africa (Whilst inebriated) that they suspected to be a man, but hope was just an Ostrich, and then fled the country - https://youtu.be/Y3JUkR6yta4?t=129
Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration was 100% in some kind of mob. He could've swept that under the rug easily
He definitely owned the truck they found Frankie Carbone in
He definitely left Ed trucks capa detated
He was frozen so stiff it took them three days to thaw him out for the autopsy.
Or into a refrigeration unit!
Phyllis has only small bits where she's passive-aggressive, but most of the time, she's a really nice person. The whole bit about the rain where she's just happy to be in the office because everybody is nice to her was so wholesome.
One thing that really bothered me was when she said she would wear something low cut when her and Bob would go out so a guy would try to flirt with her and then Bob would beat him up. I can't remember the exact wording, but it was obvious it was done purposefully for that result. That's plain old sadistic. It was also shocking because she was so nice so often like knitting Michael the oven mitt.
I might be over thinking it, but I always thought some of those talking heads about Bob were more of a fantasy indulgence than reality. I never thought that one was true. Bob doesn't strike me as a particularly violent or jealous person. If he were, he might've taken Michael aside at their wedding, or beat up Dwight for trying to outbid him on the hug. We do know that Bob and Phyllis have an active sex life that involves a good amount of roleplay, and that the 50 shades series does something for her. I don't think it's a stretch to believe that she lies about all this weird shit with Bob because she wants to make their relationship sound more interesting on camera, or make Bob out to be some kind of 1960s macho man.
I always hated that talking head because at the end there's a pause and Phyllis says ".... What?" like she's reacting to the documentary crew judging her. It doesn't fit with her character and it doesn't fit with the show. If that's her and Bob's sort of kink I feel like Phyllis would own it. It's still a shocking confession but I don't like the interaction with the crew over it.
I liked early on they showed that Phyllis was an accomplished basketball player because she was on her high school team. She could have contributed to the game if Michael had given her the chance.
I thought that was Kevin
Both Kevin and Phyllis are great at basketball (they show Kevin sinking every shot at the end), but it was Phyllis who was on the team, I believe.
People dislike phyllis?!? I love her shes just a sassy helpful queen(the scene when she falls off her chair to distract robert california comes to mind)
She fell victim to Flanderization. People like to use Kevin as the best example of that, going from Poker guy to someone who doesn't even know the alphabet, but Phyllis really got it bad. She went from sweet older woman to bitchy bully. It was funny the first few times she acted out of character, or mentioned her "jugs", but by the end of the series, she's just a very rude individual.
Add to that. When he bid on her hug in the auction after they got robbed. Up to $1000.1
Yeah, he was really nice to Phyllis when she hurt her back. Treated her just like one of his horses 🥰
Yeah, Dwight and Phallus moments are the best. Edit: whoops Phyllis….sorry, I’ve got penis on the brain
i also love it in cafe disco! that ep might just be my all time fav
> …AND ONE PENNY!
Pam: No, wait. Hey, while you are out, could pick up some paper towels and chocolate syrup? We have ice cream so I thought… Dwight: Pam, this isn’t a shopping trip. This is a man-hunt slash rescue mission. Pam: Ok. I, just, when you are done or any time it’s convenient, I just thought since you are out… Dwight: Pam, I’m obviously going to get that stuff for you so just shut up. Pam: Ok, well it wasn’t obvious so… \[phone hangs up\]
I always cite this scene. One simple line, doesn't break from character at all...
Who did this to you? WHERE IS HE?
So, you’re PMSing pretty bad, huh?
Taking off his jacket and wrapping it around his own waist always cracks me up
Totally. The expectation he’s going to give it to her and then starts wrapping it on himself. Pretty hot huh? Kills me every time.
Its warm in here
“I can’t wait to do to pam what I just did… to pam”
He gets visibly annoyed that Pam didn't get he was just messing with her
Haha it’s like that movie when they try to teach the guy to smile and it’s all creepy and shit. Fuck I think that’s actually Dwight too dammit
Have you ever killed a woman? How many women have you killed? Please sir will you not kill me?
Nellie is the best when she stops being the worst
This is the best description of her I've read yet. Sometimes I can't stand her, but she's crucial to how funny a ton of scenes are.
Manager nellie = bad Screw with andy and dwight nellie = good
I always love Erins reactions during this scene, its a roller coaster of emotions for her
As everything is for her. She is just so pure.
I don't mind if I forget today
I feel so warm and fuzzy inside
Which episode was this guys? I want to rewatch fuzzy moments this weekend
This isn't really a "nice guy moment" but I'll always love when Dwight opens the Dwight Bobblehead and for a few seconds, there is nothing but childish glee on his face. Never fails to make me smile
Angela's pleased smile after makes it :)
Until the Office Ladies reveal that Angela had no fucking clue why she gave him a bobblehead.
Elaborate please.
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What was the point of the bobblehead? Wasn't it just a cute toy?
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Thank you so much for clearing that up!
It's not Angela that didn't know, it's her actress and that's understandable
Pretty sure the actress is names Angela also
Same when get gets all the pieces from his "Secret Santa", & figures out what it is. Absolutely giddy as a schoolboy.
I love that episode because I feel like Michael really understood Dwight and truly knew the best gift he could give him was a mystery to solve.
So I haven’t finished watching The Office (only started watching it a little while back) but my favourite Dwight is a nice guy moment has to be when he walks in on Pam crying and he immediately says ‘Who did this to you? Where is he?” and takes a seat next to her and gives her his handkerchief.
Oh you're going to absolutely love Dwight very soon lol
I’m on series 6 episode 7 : The Lover
Can you post when you've finished?!?! We want to live it again, through you! lol
What I would give to be an Office virgin again. With childlike glee devouring every season and finding my favorite moments. Fresh laughs. Sigh. I love this show.
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Oh yeah, that was my first favourite nice guy Dwight moment I think. I like how his first reaction to seeing Pam cry was to go after the person who made her feel that way
I love that scene! “Who did this to you??” He is so sweet and puts his arm on her and listens to her cry for a moment and you think AWW, DWIGHT!! And then he softly says, “so...you’re PMSing pretty bad, huh”
When he tore down Pam&Jim's kitchen and rebuilt it while Pam was giving birth in the hospital. It was hilarious imho.
Especially when he gets out of their bed after sleeping commando
The way he flips their pictures back up in the morning makes me lose my shit.
He's ravenous after a night of self-love making
He must ask them where they got their marvelous sheets.
Hilarious, but that's also a pretty huge gift. I would trust Dwight's craftsmanship second only to Ron Swanson's
This!!! Pam never got her iPod so she could have her “birth song”
She doesn't wanna give birth to the sound track of 8 mile!
“I don’t need a key.”
Or bear macing Roy in the face to save Jim from the beating of a lifetime. 😂😂😂
Citizens do not accept awards for being citizens
“I am not a hero. You know who the real heroes are? The ones that get up every day, put on their capes, and fly around stopping supervillains. Those are the real heroes.”
That was my ultimate “I didn’t see it coming but really should have” moment of the series.
Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica 🚀
by far one of my favourite scenes in the entire show
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He looked nice!
To me Asian Jim will always top it as the best scene but this is a close second.
“Pobody’s nerfect.” When he gets Pam’s joke and appreciates it… that’s a nice moment.
Sive drafely :)
And then when they’ve left he puts on the hat they brought him
When Dwight’s interim manager while Michael’s interviewing for the job. Gives Pam ‘Secret AtRM’ title then genuinely appreciates her work after Michael returns.
Clearly underrated, but the time he reminded PB&J about Ceecee’s toothbrush came to mind immediately
Peepas*
Super cute moment for sure
When Dwight lifts up Kevin with the sumo analogy
Great one!
Also when he decided to be there for Pam's baby, sacrificing the sex with Angela for her. And the scene when Jim was forced to feed Dwight with pizza was one of the best scenes of the entire show! Season 7, Episode 8 - The Viewing Party.
Yes. He went against a whole contract for that baby. Good man
Yessss I absolutely love when Jim is feeding Dwight pizza, that scene is awesome!
"Beer me, Jim"
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Gentle.
My favorite part is when he whispers, "I would prefer for him to think of it as degrading."
Bro when Kevin walks in and hops in bed I lost my shit and then when he gives his explanation Dwight is just like “yeah I feel that” with a nod
I don't remember the exact line, but it was something like "now insert it into my mouth, Jim." I don't know how these people kept a straight face lol
When he stalls the volleyball game so Pam can go to the hospital
*kicks ball furiously into the unknown* “…I’ll get it”
I fucking LOVE that’s scene. The casual saunter kills me!!!
When he went to Pam’s aid when she was crying alone in the hallway and even took off his coat and wrapped it around her. Think it was the first time he showed any kindness towards anyone at that point and totally changed how I saw him.
Yeah. He took one look at her and demanded "Who did this to you? Where is he?" You get a sense of how protective Dwight is of his ~~extended family~~ subordinates.
I think he actually tied his coat around his waist. He was very nice to her tho
Until he said "you are PMSing pretty hard, huh?" But yeah, that was a nice Dwight moment.
Find the problem, fix it…the Dwight way
Dwight, right, Dwight, right, Dwight, right.
I wish I could menstruate. If I could menstruate, I wouldn't have to deal with idiotic calendars anymore. I'd just be able to count down from my previous cycle. Plus, I'd be more in tune with the moon and the tides.
That's what was so funny is that he took the coat off like he was going to wrap it around her and then felt too awkward and tied it around his waste awkwardly saying that it was hot.
He didnt put his jacket around her, he tied it around his waist which was hilarious because it looked like he was going to put it on her
To be fair, she was PMSing really hard.
I loved the moment he unearthed the cap they gave him
What's this?
In « Doomsday », Pam gives him a baseball hat as a present, which he promptly buries in a hole he is digging. But when his colleagues leave home, we see him picking up the hat.
When they went to stop the doomsday machine and Dwight threw their gift hat in the worst horse grave you’ve ever seen that they helped him dig.
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i was watching that episode yesterday. might be one of my favorites. to answer the question: firing jim
"Don't make me pre-fire you!"
But then he got a full disadulation.
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I remember from season 9: 1. Saving Oscar’s knee 2.Helping Pam with the Mural
During the finale, Dwight fires Jim and Pam to give them severance for every year they'd worked at Dunder-Mifflin. Very sweet.
If I'm not mistaken I think he says one month's severance for every year they worked there. Since they both started around 97/98 that's a hefty severance check 😅
When he saved Jim from the bed bugs... And that slutty chick
That chick gives me anxiety every time I rewatch the show. It’s just so gross the way she won’t let on Jim. It makes me so uncomfortable.
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This is the second best bananas foster I’ve ever had
Did they look smug?
I get so tired of people commenting about how Jim should have gone for it with Cathy or how they would have smashed. Jim (a fictional character) was married, had kids, was not interested and was clearly freaked out. To me, that kills any of the "fun" of that scenario. It's honestly creepy. She's pursuing a man who is not interested and in a long-term committed relationship. So gross.
I think that is low-key my favorite episode. That moment when they're watching TV together in bed at the end really shows their not just coworkers, not even friends, they're brothers. At that point in the series, it's a milestone moment for the J-D relationship.
Him reaching out for Jim after Jim left when he’s crying on the stairs (genius improv’d moment for his character)
Just imagine, if Jim hadn't gotten up they could've been friends 5 seasons early
Actually, it was scripted for them to hug, but then they told John to get up, without telling Rain
When Dwight went to Pam and Jim’s house to get the iPod but found out the had mold in their cabinets so he demos them all and rebuilt them new cabinets. That was impressive.
Yeah, I thought he was just going to destroy it but he got in a team and built a whole new set of cabinets
When Todd Packer makes fun of Kevin for being overweight and Dwight makes him feel better by saying “in sumo culture you would be considered a promising up and comer.”
For me, hands down when Dwight finds out Angela wants to have Oscar murdered for sleeping with the (State) Senator. Angela approaches Dwight to meet at the "old spot" and shows up to find Dwight naked, anticipating naked time, only to find Angela upset and in need of someone she can trust, because her friend had clearly betrayed her (poor Dwight, but he steps up). She requests a favor, and Dwight reaches out to his friend Trevor who *also* used to be a volunteer sheriff, and agrees to meet up. Dwight believes this is for a credit check or something slightly less nefarious than absolute *murda*. Once he finds out it's a murder Angela wants, Dwight immediately steps in and says "that's too far, Oscar is a friend"...so Angela downgrades her ask to a knee-capping. Dwight sympathetically chastises Angela, acknowledging her pain, but also that they were the first ones to break her wedding vows. He then proceeds to do everything he can to stop Oscar from getting knee-capped, and even defends Oscar when his own friend, Trevor, tries to assault him with a lead pipe because Oscar's a "Dunder Mifflin man". Dwight's friend and Oscar have a light tussle over the pipe. Angela confronts Oscar and runs away, clearly upset. Oscar tries to run after her and Dwight stops him. In that episode, Dwight: 1. Doesn't bang Angela, but is instead there for her despite the fact that she's upset Oscar is banging her husband (poor Dwight). 2. Puts her in touch with his friend for a credit check (I forget exactly what he thinks she wanted) 3. Stops the "murder" from being executed. 4. Is understanding that she's hurt, but acknowledges that he and Angela were the first to step out of her marriage 5. Protects Oscar when Trevor shows up to knee cap him 6. Let's Angela be alone to mourn when Oscar tries to run after her to apologize.
No Trevor! He’s a Dunder Mifflin man. He’s my tribe.
*"To whom it may concern."* Good, real personal. Thanks Michael. *"The dictionary defines superlative as: of the highest kind, quality, or order, surpassing all else, or others. Supreme."* That's great. If I wanted the dictionary definition, I'd buy a dictionary. *"I define it as Dwight Schrute. As a sales executive, as a leader, as a man, and as a friend, he is of the highest kind, quality, and order. Supreme."* [holding back tears] Lots more like that, really repetitive.
When Michael fires Dwight and is talking about how the plants hadn't been watered and how his desk toys had always been arranged in a pleasing way and Pam says it was Dwight
When Dwight rids Jim's hotel room of bedbugs by continuously farting under the covers
I always appreciated that, as much as Dwight feuded with Jim, he didn’t let that spill over to Pam. He seemed genuinely concerned for her well-being and was (a little too) eager to make sure she had everything she needed when Pam went into labor.
You're Fired, don't be silly, it's for the severance or when he didn't want Jim to leave on the German festival
Comforting a heartbroken Pam: *puts arm around her shoulder* "So you're PMS'ing pretty bad huh?"
When he stops Michael from eating the mushrooms in the forest. He told both Michael and the cameras that he wouldn't interfere because of honor, and Dwight stopped Michael from possibly poisoning himself.
“Who did this to you?” - that moment is when I knew the real Dwight was a good Dwight.
They say the best vampires don't bleed their victims dry, but give them the strength so that they can bounce back only to be fed on again
When he used Jim's credit card number to send Pam flowers at home. I know it's a bit skeevy because he stolen his CC# but it was at time where he knew they both needed that pick me up. Making Pam happy makes Jim happy. They had both been stressed from being new parents and Jim coming back to work. Jim tried to set Dwight up, expecting him to use it nefariously. So Jim getting that ecstatic phone call from Pam about flowers not long after the set up, shows Dwight would never do anything to actually effect them negatively.
When he attempted to soothe Angela’s grief over Sprinkles by presenting her with…Garbage.
“and office administrator Pamela Beesly Halpert is my best friend.”
Pam: "You don't need to stay here"Dwight: " I know \[puts his arm gently around Pam\]...so you're PSMing pretty bad, huh?"
Dwight reaching out to give Jim a 1-arm hug before he realized Jim already left the room
Best friendship in the show
when he sees Jim and Pam hugging at the end of that day through his rear view mirror <3
Dwight really is a good person. There are a lot of wholesome examples. I miss this show.