#THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 25 MOVIE#
#THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 25 SERIES#

Andy punching the first of several holes in the wall of the office, which earns him his first of several trips to employer-mandated Anger Management classes. Oscar's Mexican-themed welcome home party. Jim admitting to Karen that he has feelings for Pam. The Return Honestly, it's kind of incredible that every one of the following iconic Office scenes occured in the same 22-minute episode: Michael going to Staples to get Dwight back. The result is a whole new vibe, some amazing stunts involving cheese-balls, Pam's first paper sale, and the revelation that Erin's first name is actually Kelly (let us never speak of it again). Smack in the middle of the 'Michael versus Idris Elba' arc, Michael Scott Paper Company gifted us with a comedy dynamic we wouldn't get much of otherwise.the unique mix of Michael's idiocy, Pam's confused ambition, and Ryan's bottomless shittiness crammed into a closet and forced to function as a comedy trio without the characters they're more used to bouncing off of. This episode makes the list if for no other reason than its very first line: 'It's Britney, bitch,' said over a Lady Gaga song blaring from Michael's Sebring with the top down in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Not really though, because itвЂ™s still a great pair of episodes. The exercise provides plenty of hilarious moments, although a few dead scenes also remind us that The Office often shines brightest in its typical 22 -minute format. Top it all off with MichaelвЂ™s self-inflicted roast, and you can see why Stress Relief made the list.

#THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 25 MOVIE#

The two-parter also aired post-Super Bowl, so we got a ton of special guest stars (Jack Black, Jessica Alba, Cloris Leachman) via the unlicensed movie Andy, Pam, and Jim watch.

Rainn Wilson brings us two iconic moments of television in a single brilliant run: DwightвЂ™s fire drill and his Silence of the Lambs moment during CPR training. Stress Relief Dwight achieves peak Dwight in Stress Relief and his performance arguably carries the episode. On the other, Michael popping the collar of his button-down and blundering his way through accidentally forming a union among the warehouse workers in an effort to prove that he's 'collar-blind.' In the end, all issues of gender and class are resolved, leaving Michael with only one lingering question: do black people like pizza? 21. On the one hand, we've got Jan Levinson really getting a chance to shine and take up some screen-time, the beginning of a fantastic run on the show by Melora Hardin. To quote Sea Monster, 'Dammit, Michael!' Midway through Season Two, The Office divvied the cast up by gender and treated us to a double-dose of terrible meetings. What really puts this one over the top for us is Creed Bratton's turn as Cherokee Jack, hockey trainer extraordinaire. It's an all out joke-fest with almost no plot to hold it back. Despite the somewhat lazy nature of the hook (reminds us a bit of the Scrubs fairy tale episode), it's just so damn fun to watch Jim play Goldenface, Toby's head violently explode, and Dwight not be a robot (but then later be a robot) named Samuel L.

Threat Level Midnight Threat Level Midnight is the first of a run of three Season Seven episodes that finish out our list, and the one that most screams 'late in the run of the show.' Based on several previous references to a spec screenplay by Michael Scott, the episode breaks the traditional Office format in order to give the cast a chance to play cheesy action parodies of themselves, all while Michael and Holly have an inconsequential fight and then make up to keep things moving. There couldn't have been a final moment more perfect for Michael than his silent 'that's what she said,' and although we were sad to see him leave the series, we couldn't really have asked for a more expertly crafted happy ending for such a middling, shitty person who absolutely doesn't deserve it. With ridiculous thoroughness, we got final notes in Michael's relationship with almost everyone in the office, the culmination of an incredibly sweet love story (superior to Jim and Pam's, honestly), and Will Ferrell's Deangelo Vickers to keep us on our toes.

#THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 25 SERIES#

Michael and Holly's exit from the series stands as one of the most satisfying non-finale finales in sitcom history. Or at least some ceiling-sprinklers must go off. In every comedy list, some rain must fall.

The office season 8 episode 25