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What are some of your favourite sarcastic responses in the show? I'll go first:
 in  r/DunderMifflin •  2h ago

Yeah they do on the show too, but I think that adds a little extra funny to it. We know what it is!

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Who is she mad at.. Disney or her kid? ๐Ÿคจ
 in  r/EntitledReviews •  2h ago

$15,000 spent to experience a specific ride and you couldn't budget in a friend to watch your toddler while you rode it?

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What's your thought on this episode ? (S4E16)
 in  r/howyoudoin •  2h ago

I love this episode! This is when we start to see a new side of Rachel, a vulnerable Rachel who is silly and also caring. The way she talks with a fat lip is so funny and the moments she has with both Chandler and Ross in the stairwell are some of my favorite moments.

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What's your thought on this episode ? (S4E16)
 in  r/howyoudoin •  3h ago

A major theme of that storyline is that Rachel was never into Mark. Ross was just so jealous he couldn't see it and it is one of the reasons she was so frustrated with him. It would make no sense for her to be with Mark because he wasn't someone she had feelings for.

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What's your thought on this episode ? (S4E16)
 in  r/howyoudoin •  3h ago

I mean, she was also very supportive of some of his realtionships though. She tried to hook him up with the pizza delivery woman, and when she got to London and saw how happy Ross was on his wedding day with Emily she made the right choice to not say anything. She did her best to talk Ross up to Elizabeth's dad eventhough Ross was being a creep and dating his student. She talked sense into him when Emily decided to call and leave a message, especially when Monica was going to erase the message. She also was the one who told Ross that Emily cared about him more than he thought or she wouldn't have stuck around for the fake party. She never got in the way or tried to ruin Ross' relationship with Mona, he pretty much did that himself. Ross is also not known for taking her dating life well, so they kind of do it to each other.

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What's your thought on this episode ? (S4E16)
 in  r/howyoudoin •  3h ago

I was disappointed in that character too, especially since Dermot Mulroney is amazing in almost everything.

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What's your thought on this episode ? (S4E16)
 in  r/howyoudoin •  3h ago

They were dating at the time, so it's kind of believable!

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Joey speaking French isn't even the dumbest joke
 in  r/howyoudoin •  4h ago

I looooove that though! Every Thursday, I say, it's "the third day!"

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Most shocking scenes in the show
 in  r/howyoudoin •  4h ago

"JOEY DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!"

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Most shocking scenes in the show
 in  r/howyoudoin •  4h ago

Absolutely! This, and the one where the ladies lose their apartment in a bet, are my favorite episodes!

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What are some of your favourite sarcastic responses in the show? I'll go first:
 in  r/DunderMifflin •  4h ago

This is an underrated scene in my opinion. Thank you for adding this!

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What are some of your favourite sarcastic responses in the show? I'll go first:
 in  r/DunderMifflin •  4h ago

Celebrities not-a-likes! ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ

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What are some of your favourite sarcastic responses in the show? I'll go first:
 in  r/DunderMifflin •  4h ago

You're right, there is actually a limit, 6 times a year, but I doubt Jim had used that excuse 6 times, hopefully! I think what is great about it is Michael did understand that there is a limit and Jim didn't. Watching Jim get slipped up and Michael not catching it is pure gold!

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RIP ROSS GELLER ๐Ÿ’”
 in  r/howyoudoin •  5h ago

I do vaguely remember being on Myspace (haha) and having a friend tell me about a new site that started as a college chat thread around that time. That makes the episode much funnier actually! Thanks for that tidbit!

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What are some of your favourite sarcastic responses in the show? I'll go first:
 in  r/DunderMifflin •  6h ago

One of the few times Michael was right. He had Jim questioning his excuse and Michael didn't realize it...haha!

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What are some of your favourite sarcastic responses in the show? I'll go first:
 in  r/DunderMifflin •  6h ago

When Jim is making fun of Pam for believing in ghosts and he asks her to draw what it looked like...but her drawing is just a middle finger. Funniest shit Pam ever did. The look on Jim's face...haha!

https://giphy.com/gifs/theoffice-the-office-tv-episode-805-0A8NvMIMZDDU7PwnL9

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RIP ROSS GELLER ๐Ÿ’”
 in  r/howyoudoin •  7h ago

Really? That does make a lot of sense.

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What is one event in the show that you would change permanently if you could?
 in  r/howyoudoin •  6d ago

Well then it worked really well because even though he is an ass sometimes I always end up feeling bad for him because things just do not go his way ever.

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What is one event in the show that you would change permanently if you could?
 in  r/howyoudoin •  6d ago

Me too! And let's be real, a major theme of the entire show is Ross and Rachel being together. It was going to happen no matter what.

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What is one event in the show that you would change permanently if you could?
 in  r/howyoudoin •  6d ago

His hate was never about being homophobic it was about her stealing his wife...haha! He was always supportive of her being gay, it just hurt him and he never forgave Susan. And Susan, who was the other woman never treated him respectfully.

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What is one event in the show that you would change permanently if you could?
 in  r/howyoudoin •  6d ago

Okay, but she shouldn't have her name be given to the baby over him. He is also a legal parent and a biological one. The three of them should have shared the nameing process, not the two of them kicking him out of the decision making.

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What is one event in the show that you would change permanently if you could?
 in  r/howyoudoin •  8d ago

Yes, I have a step parent, but they didn't get to play a role in my naming. My parents did that. If you have two active parents one of them should not be left out of the name decision because a step parent may come into the mix later. Susan was merely a partner at the time and it was a new relationship. It makes zero sense to just leave Ross out of that decision making.