Ranking EVERY Episode of The Office
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0:00 Intro
1:52 Season 1
7:10 Season 2
22:03 Season 3
43:37 Season 4
59:05 Season 5
1:19:03 Season 6
1:35:24 Season 7
1:52:58 Season 8
2:09:23 Season 9
2:24:28 Ending - Zábava
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We’ll see how this does before I commit to another video like this! This took a ton of time/effort
Brooklyn 99!!!
@@10KProductions you should break it up into videos by seasons, then make one video where you rank all the episodes.
That would make it easier on both you and the viewer in my opinion. Seems like a win-win, plus you would get more views.
Rick and Morty
Dude
You really should have put a spoiler warning about prison mike being michael scott. Really uncool, now I'll never be able to look at those 2 again...
Yeah unbelievable
I can’t believe it
Honestly unbelievable
Don’t worry, it’s just some crazy conspiracy theory, they might look similar but they are nothing alike.
Nooooooo you just spoiled it . atleast put spoiler warning
ok now rank every scene of every episode
Every frame
@Darth Maul every atom
Not
@@lovelylovelytea2578 every beet
@@Legonios bears, beets, barttlestar galactica
Andy’s anger issues were never unseen before. It was actually foreshadowed before with his extreme reaction to the jello prank Jim pulled on him.
I’m gonna lose MY FREAKIN MIND
And how angry he gets at Jim for using the sniper instead of a machine gun in call of duty
also after he found out his girlfriend was in high school. not a “freak out” but definitely a rage induced tantrum lol
@@deanmoriarty6015 that one happened after he came back from anger management
and also that break room scene when he found out that their branch was the one actually closing instead of Scranton's
The scene of Dwight comforting Pam, the way he runs up, sees her, and his response is, "Who did this to you?" ... my absolute favorite Dwight moment of the entire series.
"So you're pmsing pretty bad, huh?"
Dwight and Pam's relationship is actually really heartwarming if you pay close attention. He's constantly supporting and rooting for her, saying she's his best friend in the office, she tries to advocate for him being a nice guy. They actually have a very cute friendship that's worth paying attention to. I also think that's the reason Angela has a vendetta towards Pam for much of the series.
@@natk4017 Jealous Angela makes sense. In deleted scenes there was an undercurrent of her being jealous of Kelly because of Dwight's professed sexual attraction to Indian women.
I appreciate that you always call him "Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration"
What line of work you in Bob?
That’s his name is it not? He wouldn’t say just Bob because no one would know who that is.
@@kfc4056 He could say... Bob... Vance?
@@ChriseFTW who’s Bob Vance? Is He like Bob Vance Vance refrigeration?
@@kfc4056 He might be related to Robert Vance? There's gotta be some type of relation between them and Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration.
“Abraham Lincoln once said if you are a racist I will attack you with the north” -Michael G Scott my favorite Michael quote
I’m collarblind to this discussion. All the quotes are amazing.
I'm not superstitious. I'm a little stitiuos
I don’t remember gabe saying that
@@darrenweckle9632 gabe didn’t say that, Michael did
@@TexasNationalist1836 I was referencing gabe being Abraham Lincoln
I never noticed Kevin jumping in to defend Pam by blocking raging Roy before. What a champ.
Kevin is a G
Kevin might be written to be an idiot but he is a gentle giant. He is such a caring person and it shows with him caring so much about spilling his chille
Which episode?
Roy never did anything to Pam though
@@kylehoulihan3875 That's because Kevin was there, other than that, you never know, the guy was drunk and raging.
The cringy, embarrassing, tragic nature of Scott’s Tots is exactly what makes it an excellent episode. Good comedy should take you to extremes of emotion. I like it.
the A plot combined with the B plot make me cringe, laugh, cry in embarrassment, scream in my pillow and cry all at the same time. this is why the office is great lmao
I like that episode ion see why it’s get much hate It’s comedy 🤷🏽♂️
@@yoomucci2703 I think the Dinner Party episode is a lot more uncomfortable.
@@MegaSpideyman ya but it’s all funny to me jmo …every episode had me dying laughing
@@MegaSpideyman dinner party was easier to bear through than scotts tots. I skip that episode (Scotts Tots) most of the time when i rewatch it occasionally for the 6 billionth time
The saddest part about re-starting The Office is knowing that at some point you have to watch episode 22 of Season 7.
Yup. Once I reach the beginning of season 7, I can’t help but feel anxious, it prevents me from enjoying the final moments with Michael Scott.
After finishing season 8, I just skip to the final episode.
@@MitchyBoi03 I've just finished watching season 7. This doesn't invoke much confidence. :(
@@joeljustin the part where Michael leaves just kills me :(
@@MitchyBoi03 there's still some good episodes from season 8/9. I don't understand why some skips them? The Office does not revolve to just Michael Scott, well ngl Michael's time was the glory days of the show
Let's just appreciate this massive effort.
E for effort
@@Elleoaqua E.
That’s what she said
@@petecowley3481 a man of culture
No
dwight and angela intially having a secret relationship was my favorite thing ever. Also the way Dwight succeeds with women and Michael Scott failing with women is the funniest dynamic I enjoy
I totally agree on both counts.
It’s a good lesson for the incels of the world. An odd looking man who is secure in himself will often do better than a more attractive man who is deeply insecure.
I just hate the way they handled the whole thing and specially Angela's character, who basically became a caricature
@@ginao6810you realise Dwight is an incel?
@@kylehoulihan3875 well, is he really?
I know he has some antiquated, dogmatic values, and a love of sci-fi, but the man has self-worth coming out of his but (the healthy kind you build from achievements, not the unhealthy kind of god-given entitlement over lesser beings).
He is also very un-celibate for most of the series. He’s entwined with Angela one way or another for over half, and has success with other women throughout; in NYC with the basketball team, at Pam’s wedding, the blonde he almost marries at the end, whatever happened with his former babysitter 🤢 from “Dinner Party”. The man is getting laid. The defining, titular characteristic of incels is that they don’t.
I’d hate to think that anyone who has fashioned values and likes Star Trek is automatically an incel. We don’t want to paint more men with that brush. And we shouldn’t pass Dwight over to the incels as a hero.
wow so you consider dwight an odd looking man? I will have you know that his nose is average size@@ginao6810
The best episode ever....
Will always be the fire drill.
The cat coming through the roof, "the fire is shooting at us" when mike and dwight get scolded by corporate, its so good.
angela: oscar. OSCAR! help me up!
oscar: i can’t you’re too heavy
angela: *i only weigh 82 pounds*
SAVE BANDIT!
I lose it how much it elevates. Michael throwing a projector out the window and his screeching voice going “helpppp! Helpppp!” Them trying to push a copier through the door. And then Dwight flipping the fire alarm on because no one even thought to do that.
I was falling off from the sofa 😂
That episode drops off half way through tho
One of the best episodes of television ever made, period.
you: “I don’t know if this is an unpopular opinion, but I really don’t like Deangelo”
me: “NOBODY LIKES DEANGELO”
I forgot this was an Office video and thought you meant D’Angelo Wallace and I was about to challenge you 😂
I skip his episodes lol I really don’t like deangelo.
Honestly I love the diangelo episodes. Will Ferrel too funny 😂
Really his only good scene is him juggling with no “instruments”
i've never understood will ferrell's popularity. except for the cowbell, i don't think i've ever laughed with him.
in Michael's birthday, he doesn't know about Kevin's skin cancer until the cake then tries to make an effort to be nice to Kevin the rest of the time, we can't blame him for that.
Still
false lol
Ok, but he still openly resents Kevin for stealing his thunder. Not exactly the most compassionate.
@@tunatastic3307 how
He only pretends to really care with the fake live strong bracelet and other over the top antics. He was still very much concerned about his burthday
I’ll fail to ever understand how you could say drug testing is a forgetful episode. It’s a pure classic!
One of the best episodes
facts.
*Jim literally proposes to Pam*
“This episode was kinda meh”
it was tho
It’s a bright spot in an otherwise meh episode
"i'm the f**king lizard king" one of my favorite quotes
as a Doors fan definitely top 5 for me
Only good thing to come from Robert California
Awwww first gift from Phyllis to Michael was a red oven mitten. Last gift from her to him was a knitted pair of red gloves.
And his appreciation for them just shows how much he's grown as a person
In my opinion, there’s more to The Office other than whether it’s funny
exactly thank you
yea. but it's primarily a comedy show.
It is a comedy. But he does factor more about emotion aswell.
I love how Dwight’s idea of a casual look is his normal one without his tie.
grief counseling is a great episode, it shows a huge internal story for Michael and shows how Pam (the only one who noticed it) truly cares about him
I think Grief Counseling is an episode that has some cool stuff to say, but it isn’t particularly enjoyable to watch.
It’s cool that we get to see those character moments but I think we see similar Pam/Michael interactions in better episodes throughout the series.
I don’t think Grief Counseling is a bad episode, of course, but I think it’s a fair assessment to call it middle tier
grief counseling is one of my favorite episodes
@@GetOverHer3 me too honestly hahaha
I actually find that that grief counseling puts Michale in a bad light. We see Michale casually announcing Ed Trucks death and bragging about him being the first to know and then not until after Kelly says how horrible it his does he pretend to feel sad.
@@titannation2226 yea that went all over there heads lol that’s what made it funny Michael didn’t even care until he saw he could get sympathy.
Robert California becomes a great character when you’ve worked for a boss that refuses to make difficult decisions and leaves them up to the employees. He’s great as a representation of the indecisive boss.
The episodes from Michael leaving on are boring and almost pointless, but they do do a good job at making you feel like an employee at a company overgoing drastic changes. Overwhelming and alienating, kind of like those seasons.
@@super8bitvideos Season 9 had some good episodes that just worked, like Lice just felt like a normal episode that didn’t have Michael in it but nothing felt like it was missing
@@super8bitvideos i think you bought too much into the media saying the show is shit after michael leaves. the only thing they screwed up on was the character development and plot. all the jokes were just as funny and the episodes still had the charm they just introduced stupid characters and ruined others like andy.
@@super8bitvideos I’m ten episodes into season 8 and the quality hasn’t dipped from Michael leaving but I always found the side characters like Creed funnier than any of the main ones apart from Dwight
Robert California is one of favorite characters honestly
Come on, Valentine's Day is a great episode, you see Michael interacting with the other managers, and then when the idiotic Albany manager reveals to David Wallace that Michael had an affaire with Jan, Michael's face is gold...
Same with Date Mike. Spoiler Alert!
@@damienrapp didn't he say that date Mike was a good episode?
i know he talked about the moments where michael shows empathy are good but says this is a weak episode when michael actually acts human for a minute explaining to wallace that jan is a great employee
@@sehr.geheim Yes, I was making a joke about Date Mike actually being Michael Scott.
@@damienrapp Well then you replied to the wrong comment
I personally like how Michael will go from being sympathetic to a “villain” pretty consistently because it balances him out as a person and as a boss. He is obviously ignorant throughout the series which causes him to be unbearable and pretty awful at times but he’s still grounded in his humanity because we can understand his intentions are usually always wholesome he just goes about things the wrong way. If we didn’t have episodes where he makes terrible mistakes than it just wouldn’t be the same Michael.
I never saw him as completely wholesome though. I think cause hes so childlike people assume that and i dont this his very malicious either. But Micheal is a pretty egotistical, egomaniacal and manipulative person hes just very incompetent. Like his sudden successes are ussually based on how the show is written around him and not logical outcomes of his actions.
I never saw him as completely wholesome though. I think cause hes so childlike people assume that and i dont this his very malicious either. But Micheal is a pretty egotistical, egomaniacal and manipulative person hes just very incompetent. Like his sudden successes are ussually based on how the show is written around him and not logical outcomes of his actions.
I never understand how people see Michael as the sympathetic character, his intentions are almost always selfish and he's an awful boss, he never really redeems himself until his arc with holly. Unlike other characters like Jim or Andy where their bonds in the office feels earned, seeing Dwight and Jim become actual friends feels good, seeing how the office coming to respect Andy after he sticks his head out for them feels good, but Michael just got all that without really earning it. He's been terrible to Dwight till the end of the season.
The main lesson from michael is that if people feel sorry for you then it doesnt matter how shit of a person you are.
I feel its important to note that angela only said ok to andy, not yes
The dinner party episode highlights Dwight's ability to carry a scene with just his presence.
There is Dinner party, and then there are the rest
for how many times you've evidently watched the show, it's genuinely surprising how little of it you understand. jim avoiding an uncomfortable confrontation is literally the most jim thing possible, and yet you call it out of character.
Jim is the villain of the show.
Agreed. He never changes at all he’s always avoiding his problems. He’s such a jackass who judges everyone for what they like and when he gets in trouble he acts like it’s not his fault.
you can have a different opinion without being a dick bag about it.
Ah thank GOD!! I came to the comments to see how many peopme would comment on the methodology of ranking - or lack thereof! An hour in and I'm like how often does he use 'weird' to describe episodes?! And mid-tier, nice, anything to talk about.All opinion and no evidence!. I feel cheated out of an hour lf my life!
@@dr.florencemy sister in Christ you chose to watch this. Did you really expect a complete deep dive and analysis of every scene from every episode?
There are many iconic lines, but for some reason my favorite will always be “Dwight you ignorant slut” it’s just amazing and funny the second time.
It is a classic bit by Chevy Chase on the first season of SNL in the 70s. Michael loves to quote comedy classics, this was one example, a great quote.
@@redacted2275 Cocoa waffles no it was Dan Aktoyd who used to say that to Jane Curtain. On SNL.
Chevy was the anchor of Weekend Update news show on SNL. The “Jane you ignorant slut” line was an ongoing gag line during the “Point/Counterpoint” section of WU. Jane would give her opinion on the subject and Aykroyd would counter with that line before he commenced with his counterpoint
Let’s get strapped in, we’ll be here for a while
Welcome to the fun
Lol it's 4:15 am right now. I should probably watch it later...Buuuuut who needs sleep? Excellent video.
@@10KProductions everybody get their, Kool-aid? 😂😂
That’s what she said
It's 03:19AM man my dad fell asleep watching TV in the living room and I'm in my room imagining some caramel popcorn watching this video
I've always really liked A Benihana Christmas because Pam and Karen get along for like the only time in the entire show
Up until their reunion in lecture circuit they seem to get a long well then too
What works for The Office is it's just not a comedy show. It has a heart and that's some scenes will gut punch you. Jim-Pam story has a feel of romantic movie. It's not treated as the Ross and Rachel story line. Dwight being one of the funniest character just straight up goes to depression when Angela dumps him and you don't laugh at him, you feel for him. Michael though being idiotic still makes you cry when he leaves The Office. If anyone thinks it's just a comedy show then haven't really understood what it stands for. It's undoubtedly the greatest creation on TV. Sue me ❤️
you speak the truth
Bros not gonna read your comment, the only thing he likes about this show is what makes him laugh. Which yeah, it is a comedy, but he doesn't like ANYTHING that isn't funny. You're commenting on a 12 year old child's critique.
That was Phyllis’ dad that got out of the wheel chair. The uncle has dementia and wanders around with Michael.
Nice catch. Also I really like the episode where conflict episode where Roy attacks Jim/Dwight saves Jim. One of the greatest.
Everyone needs to see the deleted scenes, the characters may act a little different but they are super funny
I don't consider them canon though. I don't want to see Phyllis as a child murderer
they are non canon so we can not think about them as happening most of the time although some can be canon and would be if there was more time in the ep and some were made canon due to the extended episodes thing on stream recently but the majority are just extra content for filler fun and do not need to be taken seriously...some scenes work really well..others ruin characters
@@razkable I liked some of the pranks but if they were in the show it would have ruined Jim’s character
Yes!!! I lov eit when David Wallace chews out Ryan over the phone and makes his little punk ass cry.
Where can I find them?
Season 2 Halloween was so much better than you give it credit for. It shows that he is still Michael Scott and makes poor decisions but more over shows who he is as a person. A man who wants over everything else to be liked, appreciated, and to not feel so alone and have the dream of a great job and happy home life. I felt this episode fleshed him out more than most others at that point while still making him the illogical manager we know him as.
I love the ending scene with the trick or treaters
Thank you man. I was surprised that this guy didn’t think it was good. It’s literally the first episode of the series that really shows Michael’s underlying character, who he really is
I actually thought that Dwight's betrayal against Michael (with crentist the dentist) was completely in character. Dwight's respects and admires Michael for his position and achievements in the company. Their entire friendship consists of Dwight being Michael's assistant. And so if Dwight had a chance to get Michaels position, he'd take it (at least in the early part of the show) and he'd treat Michael as an equal or less.
I don’t agree with one of these ranks, please remake.
Oh boy. Back into it I go
@@10KProductions I found the dinner party to be underwhelming. I think the episode is highly overrated . The only part that was funny was the vasectomy. Everybody has different opinions so we need to learn to respect each others opinions
@@luckydude3764 snip snap snip snap snip snap
'Dinner Party' has one of my favorite call-back/Easter Eggs. When the cops arrive after someone called in the noise complaint, for a brief frame, you can see in the background that Michael & Jan's neighbor's are a same sex couple. Which is a call back to "Office Olympics' [S2;E3] when Bill assures Dwight & Michael that the community is very 'accepting of other lifestyles'
@@luckydude3764 trash opinion but I respect it
I find it very interesting how much of the ranking depends on someone's favorite character, especially in earlier seasons. For example, I see that Halloween or Michael's Birthday are not very pleasant for you because Michael is your favorite character and you hate seeing him act like an asshole. I personally adore these episodes because they have one of the sweetest Jim and Pam moments, because those two are my faves.
24:35 I disagree that Dwight was out of character when he went against Michael's back for a promotion. You see, the writers explore it more in future seasons, but Dwight really clings to power, not to a person. He likes Michael and enjoys his company only because he sees Michael as a way to be promoted and obtain more power in the office. It is quite clear in season 6 or 7, when Jim is promoted to be co-manager, Dwight not only loses respect for Michael, he loses interest in being his friend. So I think this episode is the beginning of Dwight's character journey in a way.
he also sees being an ass kisser is not the way to the top...he genuinely likes mike but mike is a dick to him too.. and eps like dwight's speech and health care prove why dwight may want mike's job because he knows mike sucks at it and is a bad friend..dwight puts the sake of the company over his bond with mike...rightfully so..thats who dwight is..after all..he cares for everyone's sake and only does it when angela threatens him that everyone will lose their jobs if he does not and she may also stop liking him so he has to do it...he says to jan he thought about this for a long time and put effort into the pros and cons...we saw his struggle with the choice..he really did not want to do it and was not going to without angela pushing him...but then he did as he realized for the sake of others he has to betray his mentor...it makes sense with his character...the fact he accepts doing laundry and being a dunce on a chair with a hat proves he is a good follower and knows his place when hes caught ...he could just get another job but he cares too much and knows his sales matter and is what keeps the others employed at a failing branch at a receding paper company as digital and tech takes over...thus mike stops being mad at him..he wants dwight to be manager one day but wait for it and earn it so hes ready annd knows what not to do....dwight was eager to skip steps and felt entitled to it because of his sales and butt kissing
i was thinking the same
yea same, it bothers me
Absolutely agree. Astute observation
plus im pretty sure angela is his first gf so is kinda realistic...i feel it has macbeth vibes of partner wanting more power and money leding to demise of protagonist
I love when Jim barges in and ask Pam on a date and her eyes tear.
Thanks for pointing out how Kevin was squaring off with Roy in the bar tantrum scene. I never noticed that before. A great hidden gem moment for Kevin. What a stand up guy.
Do you just not like any conflict in the show? Noticing anytime there’s something heavy, you count that as a negative.
it's not surprising that someone wants a sitcom to be funny. conflict drives the plot a lot of the time, and that's fine, because it's funny. even then, a lot of the Jim/Pam related conflict in the early seasons which distinctly *isn't* played for laughs is viewed as a positive on this list.
I know right? He considered some of the episodes with funniest gags to be mediocre because it’s not all rainbows. It’s his opinion, but I strongly disagree with it
That what I thought, anytime there was some kind of friction in the office he always said he didn't like it. Which is fine but just a bit like well what do you expect
i know, he seems to only want light-heartedness, i mean the show's gotta have *some* drama
It's amazing anyone listens to this kid at all. He's not very bright. He has a dull, uninteresting personality and doesn't really like anything. He doesn't like conflict, tension, people arguing, people doing anything that isn't nice, etc. I don't know why he even likes the show. I watched this purely to see a quick overview of the show--I didn't learn anything new about any episode and didn't get any new insights to any characters, etc. It's just some bland guy saying "I liked this, didn't like this, didn't like this, meh, didn't like this, meh...."
I live in Scranton, PA. And I just want to point out that going on a Booze Cruise on Lake Wallenpaupack is kind of like taking a limo to a BBQ
What’s Scranton like?
@@timothylovecock4332 it's like being in a fishbowl, and all the fish are college kids, but you can see through the glass that you're actually in the middle of the woods in the backyard of some guy with a trailer
I live in Williamsport, and have been to Scranton often enough to absolutely agree with you 🤣 majority of pa is pretty meh
s2e17 where Dwight gives the speech is literally the biggest moment in Michael's character development. combining this episode with "did i stutter" and the "childrens tv show" we get to see exactly why michael is the way he is and why he's lovable after all.
took me about a month and a half to get through all of The office and it is definitely one of the best shows I've ever watched, the comedy and character evolution is hard to match.
Maybe I could be a TV critic. "This episode is bad."
Eh, I'd rather be a film critic than a TV critic. I mean, sure, film critics have to watch bad movies, but TV critics have to watch entire bad TV shows. And bad TV shows are much longer than bad movies, so TV critic has more negatives.
@@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770 imagine being forced to watch batwoman.
@@kobold7964 Batwoman has a show?
@@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770 My apologies, I meant Batgirl.
@@kobold7964 oh.
I would absolutely love a video like this for Parks and Rec!!
Oh definitely mabye Brooklyn 99 too
And to top it of, also do The Good Place kkkkkk
Seconded
Basically what I'm realizing is that Dwight really provides the comedy needed in every single episode that is weaker, even in the early seasons. Obviously it's much more obvious in the later seasons
Dwight Carried this ship the whole way through ong
I like to think Stanley laughing when Michael comes back to roast them back, is triggered by Stanley realizing that Michael had been absent the whole day somewhere just thinking of things to roast the entire office about and the absurdity of it, gets to him and starts laughing
The Florida episodes in season 8 are underrated imo. Its the part of the season I enjoyed the most, and the episode where Jim does Ryan presentation is hilarious, from Stalney keeping pozza in triangle bag to Dwight immitating Kelly, its top 20 episode in whole show.
Sadly episodes after that took the turn for worse
But again, well done on this video, I appreciate the effort
Where Dwight gets appendicitis is hilarious
Totally agree
Yup.. i agree.. I always skip the episode after this..
Agreed. The Florida arc is actually pretty solid.
Yes! In my opinion season 8 drops in quality only after the florida episodes
I want to see Todd Packer try to hang out with the warehouse guys and them making fun of him like they did Michael
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Todd Pa cker is my least favorite character let's lose him.
Todd F. Packer ..... do you know what the F stands for?
There’s SO much about your rankings I totally disagree with (even tho we share the same favorite episode), but that’s what makes it fun. We’re all fans of the show and we get so much different things out of it. So I still loved the video and respect the time and effort that went into it!
i honestly think nelly could have been a really good character. they way they introduced her was weird-like they made her really hateable, then she became a series regular, and they kinda forced her upon us. her storyline where she was trying to be an adoptive mother was really sweet i felt, but it was really forced. so i really do think she had a lot of potential, they just did her really dirty
it sucks cos Catherine Tate is awesome. she's pretty fuckin funny. her just kinda stealing Andy's job infuriated me, and then finding out that her life is pretty shite kinda works. she's just really good at manipulation and talking her way in and out of things, using it only to her own gain because life has dealt her a bad hand and she continues to get screwed over by people. there was so much room for her to learn to change and be nicer, learning that treating people better will more than likely reward with the same, but you can never expect everyone to give you everything just because you're nice, that's not realistic.
instead they just kinda shoved her into a desk and didn't do much with her. she might as well have just not been in the show. I don't recall anything she did after she was demoted other than hanging out with Pam, which was wholesome, and her weird, unconprehensible romance with Toby.
Old story mechanic. Introduce a hateable character, make them grow and develop and make you love them
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This man needs more support
Massive props for this! Great review
i don’t usually cry when watching scenes but when pam ran up to michael at the airport to say goodbye, waterworks.
LISTEN this man just said that the drugs episode with dwight as a (volunteer) deputy, WAS FORGETTABLE?! Like what?????
he said a lot of my fav episodes/bits were forgettable LOL
This guy simply doesn't get the show. I wanted a quick recap because I love this show, and more than not this guy ended each episode with "meh" or worse. I wish someone who actually liked the show made this video.
Hell, I just might 🤔
Yes I totally agree with stress relief. Everyone always says dinner party is the best but stress relief is so underrated and almost never hear anyone else share my opinion.
Yes ! Stress relief is my favorite epsisode, I watch it everytime I feel down
For me it’s between The Injury and Stress Relief and I honestly don’t really like dinner party
everyone says stress relief is the best what you on about
@@jacelol7747 i was about to say the same about the injury, dinner party is mid imo
Stress relief is an incredibly popular episode. It aired right after the super bowl!
Great video, and good ratings overall, however, I feel like you rated episodes too low just for the reason of Michael not being a good boss. You have to remember that Michael is meant to be a pretty bad boss sometimes.
And for episodes being “not funny enough” like this show is more than just haha funny joke.
And also ranked some episodes too high because Stanley said a few words.
and ranking episodes lower when jim/pam weren’t present
How about you make your own video then dude.
@@jongiovanna4242 I am planning on making my own list, actually. My list however will be all of the episodes compared, not just by season. I can @ you when I make the video if you'd like. Also, I wasn't insulting this video at all, I think they put a lot of effort into it. I just think there were a few strange episode placements.
Mrs. California is one of my fav. episode. I love seeing Robert in such a vulnerable state and Andy trying to figure out what to do. It was so random and quite a plausible real life scenario. Its hilarious
I really loved the Holly episodes and PDA is my second favorite from season 7. The comedy doesn’t always have to be forefront (especially when the story is something to root for). I love crying and aweing sometimes rather than a constant stream of jokes that you need to breath from sometimes, even in a comedy.
It’s funny that I’m writing this comment since you specifically liked the emotional send off episodes
Stress relief part one is my favorite episode of the entire show
I ONLY WEIGH 82 POUNDS.
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*the greatest episode of television ever aired comes on*
10K: this is kind of a mid tier episode to me
Ikr, it really irked me how he rated some of the best S2 episodes as "mid-tier" and I was like "WTF dude"
He has gay witch hunt ranked 20th for season three! Writers and producers won Emmy’s for that episode
This guy claims to "love" the show but generally dislikes more than half of the episodes and highlights forgettable unfunny quotes as funny...IDK?
oh no! Someone has a different opinion than you? :'(
@@username4735 and you're mocking this guy for having an opinion
It seems that you like episodes in which Michael is likeable and dislike those in which he's mean. I think you also massively undervalue the subtlety and beauty of how they build the Pam & Jim romance. The pay-off for the jinx on Jim is simply perfect.
Make your own video Bout every single episode then
@@jongiovanna4242 good one
It’s baffling to me that someone could dislike this. Great great great work man, this video will grow steadily 🔥
Hey nato, didn’t think i would see you here lmao
I disliked because I disagree with a lot of the "it's not funny thus it's a weak episode" arguments. No all episodes need to be funny or full of gags. I also think Season 1 is fantastic, including the Pilot.
This is day 2 in a row I found you commenting on a video I'm watching, love your content Joey
Now we’ll never know how many people disliked a video ever again. Thanks a lot, butthurt youtube workers. You manage to somehow make the site worse with every update.
What is unclear or debatable about the ratio of Stanley Nickels to Schrute Bucks? Its the same as the ratio of leprechauns to unicorns.
damn feels nostalgic seeing some of the older episodes
Bro when you mentioned that prison Mike could actually be the same person as Michael Scott it altered my entire paradigm
It’s bizarre how I 95% agree with every single rating. I think the show went off track after Michael left and didn’t really feel like a mockumentary. I’ve watched the show over 20 times but I usually stop at season 7 and restart at season 3 or 4
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Start at season 2. It is better than you remember.
I'm still giving you a thumbs up for the effort but your rankings here seem to be entirely based on how funny an episode is, when that isn't all that there is to The Office. There's emotion, character development, drama, all sorts of arcs that go into these stories that you appear to wave off for the sake of comedy and comedy alone.
I gave a thumbs down exactly because of that. To diminish the emotional depth of the show is to totally misunderstanding it.
MAKE YOUR OWN VIDEO THEN.
yeppp, thisss
It’s… a comedy
@@lexibroadbent1467 go back to Big Bang theory
Season 5 is my favorite season I love every single episode, hearing you call almost all of them mid made me wanna die
Stress relief is the single funniest episode of any TV show I’ve ever seen. This man knows what’s up.
It's good to encounter another fan of "Branch Wars," which I think may be the most underrated episode ever. You didn't mention the one thing that I think is the episode's masterstroke, though: The way that the camera stays with Jim in the car while Michael and Dwight go inside the Utica branch on their harebrained mission, so that we only hear the resulting mayhem over the walkie-talkie rather than seeing it. In comedy as in horror, it's often what's NOT shown that's most effective.
I believe the season 7 cold opening was heavily favored at the time was due to people who watched the show as the seasons came out were overhyped by seeing the whole cast return in one continuous shot. This magic is heavily absent when you are binging the office as you don't get that same effect.
I feel like it dates the show using an internet trend
@@robbiesilverwolf but isn’t that the point? The Office perfectly incapsulates the culture of American in this point in time
Let’s be Honest. Jimmy Woo as Jim is pretty funny
I applaud the work put into making this video. That being said, I noticed that any episode where the female characters' stories were in the forefront, the ranking was pretty low or the opinion was indifferent at best. Just something I noticed as a female viewer who really loved this show and certain episodes. Even if the stories were emphasized or mentioned, it was mostly in relation to another male character rather than character's plot on it's own. Could just be a lack of focus on the female characters by the show itself tbh? It was super interesting to listen to a totally different opinion on other male characters though! (e.g. you like Stanley's character VS me not being a fan but me LOVING the chaos of Robert California but you not being a fan LOL). Creed's a legend though haha. This was super insightful!
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@@greedojenkins9984 nah
@@SH-zz2ef i honestly don't get people who think feminism is some kind of bad thing. sure the word has been used in some negative extreme ways lately, but when it comes down to it it's just wanting equal rights for women, which is a very reasonable thing for a human being to want. god forbid people want basic rights 🙄 ignorance will be the downfall of humanity, and sexism will play a part in that
No you're right, especially with Pam. Male fans loved her when she was meek and submissive but shit all over her when she became more confident and assertive
@Maxim_H
thank fucking god someone has a brain about this shit.
the word has been ruined by that phase of lunatics taking everything too far, now everyone hears feminism as something awful and misandry when it's genuinely not.
The rankings I’ve heard so far were “pretty good” “pretty funny” “good” “alright” “funny” is there a conversion chart in the back of your notebook?
If not there’s literally no ranking here
“I don’t have 2 hours for this.”
“ I had 2 hours for this…”
I really don’t hate the last 2 seasons, I think their still pretty funny
Are they not up to the snuff of early Office? Yeah. But I do find a lot to love in both seasons.
I'm watching it for the first time and I always find the episodes very enjoyable, even in season 9
There's so much I could say about The Office, but all I'm going to say right now is how the set of episodes involving Michael Scott's Paper Company are some of my favorites. I think it's because they just seem so chill and fun, like friends hanging out. And Michael seems genuinely happy for a while, which isn't super common. Also, Ryan, while a sucky guy, is one of my favorite characters in the show. Idk why, I just love him. And I really like these 3 characters [Pam, Ryan, and Michael] who don't usually get along this well/get a story together doing just that!
I don’t think i’ve ever disagreed with a ranking of anything more than i disagree with your season 3 episode rankings
if it doesnt take too much time, would you consider ranking all episodes of it's always sunny in Philadelphia?
that would probably take quite a lot of time
Yesss
1:47:11: also the fact that sprinklers go of is a genius callback Jim proposal to Pam. Making a parallel to the rain in that scene!
"It's nice to win one." -Kevin
I felt that. 😢🧐😊
I actually really liked season 8, season 9 (especially the first half) is the only part of the office I despise. Also, you seemed pretty positive about most season 8 episodes, but the conclusion was completely negative. I feel like people automatically think “Michael left in season 7, I didn’t like the later episodes, so season 8 and 9 are bad” and stick with that opinion even after rewatching the show. Then again, I never really missed Michael all that much
34:43 it was Phyllis's dad, not uncle
29:15 you had me before, but now you've lost me
Diversity Day will forever be the most hilarious episode of this show, I love the early episodes where writers aren't afraid to "go there". That's where the magic truly happens
the andy’s play cold open is so good just because dwight randomly pulls out a knife
Season 3 episode 1 is basically a second pilot. It always stuck out to me how much happened between seasons
I feel like the dundies was a second pilot because season 2 and beyond feel so different from the more UK like season 1 that when I watched season 1 it feels like a different show
For example in the dundies, the lights are brightened, Michael is completely rewritten, more locations, more character boosting is whatever it is called it does feel totally different.
@@taffytime4898 I guess a more accurate way to say it would have been that it was written like a pilot, with a lot of exposition and character introductions. Season 2 was a big change as well, mainly because season 1 Michael wasn’t working
Can’t wait to watch this. I started watching this show when The Pilot was on NBC. ❤️
Dude. This is a truly amazing video. You can tell how much time and passion you put into this project!
This should've been a teir list lol
Now that this is getting recommended to people I think its gonna get alot of views now you deserve them man
This was amazing and I love how much effort was put in, I love it
I think I've never heard that many contradictions in a single video in my life.
HOW can you mention Branch Closing without talking about Dwight and Michael waiting outside david wallace's house to try to convince him not to close scranton. iconique
Iconic…
@@dannyvalencia5224 eyecawnick
On the real, Creed is by far my favorite character. I actually die laughing to every scene of his. My number one Creed moment is when is playing hookie from work, only for work to find him on a bus.. I just cry laughing thinking about it, every. Single. Time. Cheers, awesome video man! Subbed for sure! 👌👌
I personally loved that they gave Jim and Pam some drama in the last season. Their relationship just felt a little to perfect in the first seasons and didn’t feel realistic after a while.
I think they pushed it too far with the sound guy. they didn't need to bait an affair, it's insulting. but I agree, I like that they had a big issue and had to overcome it. I also like how they address it in the end, people asking how she could doubt it but her saying that everyone says it's like a fairy tale romance but not feeling like it in the moment, it's pretty realistic.
Great video! It took a few days to get through but the video showed you put time into making it. I agree with your top 3 almost in order or changing #2,3 on the day. The Banker is one of my personal favorites BECAUSE it is a clip show on top of how it ends with Darell playing the Dundee Mifflin song on the piano. Great Video 👍
I love this so much. I go back and just rewatch this video just to get the nostalgic feels and to see the entire show in a mere 2.5 hours instead of paying peacock. Now I just need you to do it with more shows.