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- Yes, you read that right, it's Creed moments but they get progressively MORE Creed!!
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What do you think will happen when Creed gets his final chair? 🪑💥
What do you mean 😭
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I would become his chair and wouldn't even notice 😭
I'm not sure but I bet it involves scuba
It will be something he can throw in the quarry on Lyndon ave.
creed throwing his car keys to no one never gets old
Keep it running
@@thugvidaI laugh every time🤣🤣🤣
One question, why was he taken by the cops?
Apparently neither does Creed- dude's 34 turning 30 in November
The funnier thing about this is why in the world would he ask to keep the engine running for apparently the whole day?
Creed looks lost but also found
He found the only place where he could be himself and not get fired 😂
Creed Bratton is found, William Charles Scheidner is lost
Woke
You make more money being found..but have more fun being lost
That's creed 😂
My favorite Creed quote.
“I’ve been involved in a number of different cults throughout the years, you make more money as a leader, but have more fun as a follower”
Dude At 16:27 he says “that’s how I got Squeaky Fromme” who was a member on the Charles Manson family cult 💀
@@emilycardinal785wow! 😮
As a one time cult member I'll tell u he is not wrong.... 😢
@@willam1992the line also hit me on a personal level. Makes it even funnier tho 😅
My favorite is “My crystal meth is here.”
I love how brazenly he incriminates himself in front of the camera crew over years 😂
"just keep talking til the cops leave" lmao my favorite moment
Creed having an extensive knowledge of opiods and cannabis makes me think he was a doctor in the 70's who was a little loose with the prescription pad and lost his license to practice medicine. Possibly spent some time "travelling" in Nepal and Afghanistan after his 8 year medical degree😂
@@Professor__Sthere's a deleted scene in the booze cruise episode where he reveals that he played with a band called the Grass Roots in the 60s, which is something the real Creed Bratton did
The last person who had crossed "Creed" disappeared. He was the real Creed Bratton.
I know just like 'There has been a murder and you are the suspect' *runs to his car* 🤣
i love that “creed is eating an apple, i found a potato” is enough to know exactly what’s about to take place
Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick?
@@countingcards3607We best friend
Love how no one questions where the potato came from.
@@alishaspencer5316Toby stole it from Dwight's spud gun.
Whoever bet against that, big idiot
The best part about Creed is that the writers understood that with a character like him, less would always be more. Many shows and films suffer because they see how much fans enjoy characters like Creed and then double and triple down on them, and by doing so ruin the character.
Such a good point 👍🏻 the tidbits we get of creed sprinkled throughout the show are just golden.
Agreed. I always thought that is what went wrong with Family Matters. Steve Urkel was hilarious when he was the weird neighbor kid that dropped by every now and then. But the it eventually became "The Urkel Show," and pretty much became unwatchable. There is DEFINITELY such thing as too much of a good thing! Glad they kept using Creed sparingly!
That's true. They never overused him at all, just enough to keep him weird and funny but you never know much abou t him.
Perfect
Exactly by the end but they even use him a little bit more. It was too much.
“Oh, I steal things all the time. It’s just something I do.” Is an amazing quote
“I stopped caring a long time ago 😐”
"Darnell's a chump, I would have done it for anything. Iv'e done a lot more for a lot less" had me dead
"That, is Northern Lights cannabis indica"
"No, it's marijuana"
My lord that's funny on so many levels lmao
bro i didnt even get it until years after
its only funny on one level
@@southerndiscomfort171 I’d go through the levels with you but I have a life it’s cool if you don’t get it though
@@Goatchild90 the level that its funny on:
dwight is acting like he is an expert on drugs but doesnt know anything about drugs
that is all.
@@southerndiscomfort171name checks out!
"I feel terrible for Debbie Brown, she got fired because of Dwight"😂😂😂
Why do bad things always happens to good people.
@@mollyhooper7357it’s tragic, just tragic 😅
that was one of the most cruel things Creed did. He even got away with all the money he collected in her name
@@turismoride6617 tragic😀
@@turismoride6617 He got away with it until the documentary came out and Debbie Brown sued for wrongful dismissal.
Oh my god, creed is quality assurance, no wonder jim and the others have never been fired, no one is reporting on the quality of their work, it makes so much sense.
It's not Jim's or sales job to deliver quality paper. If anything it's the warehouses workers job to allow creed to occasionally check the paper that's coming from the mill. That's how creed managed to shift the blame to the one warehouse worker that was gone for a "dental appointment"
The Scranton branch was so successful because probably Meridith sleeping with the supplier getting a flat discount for all the paper Scranton sells giving them an unfair advantage over the other branches.
Man I am quality assurance too, I just realize I got creed's Job
@@jacobsalmi5582that last part is literally the funniest lore that makes sense I could’ve possibly heard 😂
Quality assurance of the product. Quality assurance of employees' work is HR's or the manager's job.
Quality assurance would probably relate more to paper quality.
Toby is the one who is a pushover and lets everyone get away with their shenanigans.
Creed should be the next Joker, he nailed it perfectly.
Honestly like old joker where Batman is dead so he’s working in a office
Agreed!
I think you meant....ACreed😊
"Who's your worm guy?" It kills me everytime
Lmao, I was actually thinking if Michael was getting ripped off, and how much Creed was getting his worms for.
It's the Mung Beans smell explanation for me. 😅😅
@@jillybeancadney6229the seriousness in his expression & tone 😭
This is the comment I was looking for. 😂
We know Creed is in the worm game since he gave one to Kelly and told her it was a tapeworm
Creed's STRIKE, SCREAM, RUN gets me every single time. 🤣
I laughed for like 5 minutes straight when I first saw it 😂
4:20 for your infinite rewatching pleasure
The scream is so unhinged. You don't expect that sound to come out.
What gets me every time is "me neither" from the Halloween OH MAN JUST 2 WORDS and i explode 😂😂
i should have never watched that clip while smoking bc it caught me on an inhale and i choked 😅😂
"its possible a man slipped in. There would be no way of knowing." One of the best Creed lines ever!
14:27 is my favorite Creed related moment. "Even for the internet, it's... pretty shocking." I laugh at that every time I hear it.😂
*intranet
They’re all avail online
"He has no wallet. I checked." The most Creed line ever spoken.
Just realized its because he stole it according to the situation.
@derekstellarkeller i stopped caring a long time ago
I can’t believe they left out the rest of that scene “ I saw you in the parking lot that’s where I know you from”
Assassin's Creed
One of the most wonderfully written bizarre characters in TV history. Every word out of Creed is a view into the mouth of madness.
And he is so out of place yet you often forget he exists. Can't remember seeing such a caracter anywhere else
Creed is my papa
Theo vonns dad
This is an amazing comment hahahahahahaha
He actually wasn’t written which makes it way more genius in my book. Apparently he was improving at first and the stuck him around. Writing happened later I’m sure
The photo scene where his photo is taken and he just turns to the side is brilliant and hilarious writing! 🤣🤣
Creed is the living embodiment of never let them know your next move.
Creed is the perfect character and they handled him so well…they didn’t overdo it with him
I think he was a random person that they found in the building they were casting in too lol
@@daltonvillani8341
The actor that played Creed Bratton was Creed Bratton - yeah, he played himself! Both were hippie musicians in the 60s, and apparently, none of Creed’s lines were scripted by anyone but himself
If he came up with the script himself for the talking head scene about him not being offended by gays, that is genius level stuff right there. Funniest Creed moment for me.
@@daltonvillani8341actually no creed is his actual name and he was in a all black band well besides him if I'm thinking correctly.
@@theparadigm8149his previous name also happened to be William Charles Schneider
We deserved more than one episode with Creed as acting manager
I wholeheartedly agree.
We all know they won’t make it, but a creed backstory would be so interesting.
@@Nintendoman851 I can hear the escape alarms now...
10:22 This is such a good example of how Michael really is the soul of the Office. He brings so much joy and energy to the squad even if he’s too over the top with it sometimes, and I appreciate him for it.
Creeds reaction to Meredith not knowing what pain meds she’s on has always been one of my favorite Creed moments.
For real, that moment is pure gold. I love how disappointed he is when she says she doesn't know
Then Jim's reaction lol
I love when he throws his hands up in frustration
For me it’s “if I can’t SCUBA what’s all this been about🤷🏼”
@@xochiltaviles4539 another classic Creed 🤣
15:49
"I want to set you up with my daughter"
"Oh I'm engaged to Pam"
"I thought you were gay"
"Then why would you want to set me up with your daughter?"
"I don't know"
That "I don't know" was the most sincere thing ever. My favourite Creed moment for sure. It's so zany, it's exactly what Creed represents.
Have you seen his daughter, tho. Woof
My favourite Creed scene 😂😂😂
His best line is when Jan is talking about the after birth floating around in the tub and he goes “sounds like the tides of Omaha beach” no one talks about it though
What is Omaha beach?
@@aarongonzalez4026Omaha Beach is one of the beach landing zones the Allies named during the invasion of Normandy (D-Day) on June 6th 1944 during WWII. The day is celebrated every year. It was the largest seaborne invasion in human history. 5 beachheads were established Utah, Gold, Juno, Sword and Omaha. Omaha being the worst one. Over 300,000 Allied forces participated against the Nazis and was literally the turning point of the war as Nazi Germany controlled majority of Europe.
I've been there, it does sound like that.
2:55 Creed just casually listing out all available painkillers like he worked in the pharmacy.
like he was a drug dealer that was the joke
The part where Creed colors his hair, Oscar says all the ink is gone from the printer, insinuating Creed colored his hair with the ink lol. 😂
Surely office printers are laser printers and therefore use toner, not ink.
@@hedgehog1965uk "🤓"
@@hedgehog1965uk Just replace "surely" with actually and you just went full 🤓
@@DallasdotMPEG Oscar is usually the "actually" guy, and I'm pretty 🤓for knowing that.
I completely missed that part until now
“In the parking lot today, there was a circus”… and it just continues to deteriorate from there. I love it!
Just an average day at the dog food company
“There was a Jim impersonator and a Dwight impersonator” 🤣🤣🤣
Someone like this comment so I can come back and watch this again later 😂
“You’re from the parking lot, that’s how I know you!” Gets me every single time.😂
One of my favorites too 😂
Creed steals the show with every scene he's in.
He loves stealing things
12:40
He also does it with extreme subtlety which makes him all the more funnier
The “oh my god” when creed walked out on the bus while playing hooky only to find his entire office staff staring back at him is one of my favorite moments of the show
He can’t get in trouble because they’re all playing hooky
The funny thing is he actually recognized them haha
11:45 Stanley's look of complete disbelief at what's happening is sending me 😂😂😂
8:46 “somebody making soup?” The way he says this so casually 😭
They put the right amount of Creed in this show. Too much would have made him annoying, too little would have made him irrelevant.
There should me more
100%
Creed is like cowbell. You can never have to much cowbell.
lol I had the exact thought watching this video
creed is arguably the funniest character in this show. He doesn't have the spotlight very much but when he says something, it's always hilarious lol
I've worked with people like him before, trapped in the same job for decades. Eventually, the same pedantic and mundane job breaks you mentally where you lose interest in your work. You become disruptive, bored, cynical and don't care what you say and do anyone. After about 3 to 5 years, it's healthy to consider a change.
@@Aerojet01 LOL i just said he is a funny character on the show. It's really not that deep lmfao
@@socalangler4082 It was just my interpretation. I wouldn't put it up there with great minds such as Aristotle.
@@Aerojet01 Bro he's a funny character on the show. Let's just leave it at that.
@@socalangler4082 Yes. A funny character indeed.
my favorite thing about Creed, is the fact he was a member of The Grass Roots, one of the greatest bands of the late 60's hippy movement. i cant imagine the life he has lived.
'Not bad for a day in the life of a dog food company'.
-Creed on an eventful day at Dunder Miflin.
Creed is like the living embodiment of ad libs. His overall presence feels grounded enough, but then you never know what he's gonna say or do or what crazy events he's lived.
Whenever the office gets brought up, I get compared to creed because of my strange stories. Made me realize I needed to get a handle on my life.
I love how Michael doesn't say anything negative when Creed does the cartwheel. He just goes along with it and lets Creed feel good about himself. We all need people like that in our lives.
I think Michael saw how bad Creed actually was and didnt help improve him only because he knew it is not possible to achieve anytime soon. Michael is super egoistical, im not sure why would you assume that he did something not in his own interest
@@dizont because dumb kids like them think stuff like this is "wholesome" and are oblivious to true evils of the world, sheltered and coddled by their brainwashers
Creed :that was the perfect cartwheel
Michael: Was it? (that epic reaction)
@@dizontthis. It was Michaels pass to not have to stand there all day because he promised to stay til he achieved it
Michael is a man who promotes beautiful lies! A natural story teller who would weave it into reality. It takes wisdom not to poison with it! For It's obviously not beautiful if there's risk of an ugly consequence!
Creed handing Jim a Three dollar USD( Which was never printed) is my favourite part😂😂
“Keep it running” *throws keys to no one* will always be one of the best all time office moments.
"I didn't realise that everybody here dresses up every year."
Creed in his blood-splattered shirt: "Me neither."
And the line afterwards about how it being Halloween was just great timing =))))
My fav was when Jim goes up on the roof of the office building to hide and Creed is just up there playing with a toy helicopter and he's like "Creed you didn't see me up here" and he's just like "yep"
What about your friend? Had me going 😂😂
@@rhymemelodies1018Jim: Oh boy…
i love when jim makes creed a "website" and everything he writes is just so bad
1:42 "the hair covers it up mostly" amazing
The $3 bill always gets me😂
"Tell Angela it is for Creed". 😂
Creed is talking to Jim like they are doing a drug deal instead of choosing birthday cake. 😂😂😂
That’s how he does business
She'll know what that means.
@@someone-cz9fc *biznus
Something about it, "Angela, Creed needs your peach pie for his birthday, he said you'd know what that means"
Lol Creed doing Creed things
The way he royally screwed over Debbie Brown was the true insight to how diabolical Creed is. 😂
The fact he was petty enough to take the money and toss out the card was gold.
The 3 dollar one never fail to make me laugh 😂😂
Was it a fake dollar. Or do they have such currency at some time?
@@channel-lk6xzit was a creed dollar
15:05
Almost spewed my drink.
"That's to receive."
When Creed says he transfers his debt to William Charles Schneider, that is is actual birth name. He goes by the name Creed Bratton in real life and of course plays Creed Bratton on the office.
What a Creed thing to do 😂😂
I always thought that he was William Charles Schneider in Toronto and Creed in the US
No wayyyy mind blowing 😐
As I recall, he started going by Creed Bratton when his music career started to take off. To be fair, it's a much better name for a 60's rocker than William Charles Schneider 😂
@@Sweet_Dee IDK Billy Chuck sounds totally 60's man.
And that's his real passport too. The crew has to tell him to cover the passport number :D
The 3 dollar note he gave Jim 😆
I'm fuckin crying 🤣🤣
That was so fucking genius ahahhaha
I don’t get it help?
@@wolfgirl8974there's no legal '3' dollar note.
@@wolfgirl8974good lord 🤦🏻♂️
the slap scream and run always leaves me with tears
4:20 is legitimately the best office scene of all time
“Every week Im suppose to take 4 hour to do a quality spot check at the paper mill and the one year I blow it off this happen.” Just great line just great 😂😂 @6:32
Spa check? That sounds relaxing.
Love how that implies that he ACTUALLY DOES HIS JOB 😂😂😂
I think he said spot check
@@dr.cookies3199 it does I was stoned lol when typing this out 😂😂😂
@@alsan550 he definitely did I was just stoned lol when typing the comment out 😂😂😂
5:47 Dude I JUST got that joke. Creed dyed his hair with the printer ink hahaha. Brilliant. I just noticed he washes his hair with dish soap too hahah
I didn't get it until i read this comment. That is genius!
omg I've been watching this show for years and didn't realize it until I read your comment 😮 honestly, I thought I knew everything about the show but nope
1:02 I like how he doesn’t even know what he does, basically implying he doesn’t do anything all day.😂
🤓
Angela disgusted at Phyllis for being flashed is so hilarious to me.
“If I can’t scuba, what’s this all being about?” Gold 😂 it kills me every time.
I really like the details like Creed's spelling of "biznes", how he always has solitaire up on his PC and he cannot pronounce quality assurance. This things go on to show how brilliantly this was all written
Is that what he was trying to pronounce? I was always wondering what he actually did there😆
it's biznus. b-i-z-n-u-s.
“He never called a meeting” is actually the best opener for any scene involving Creed.
18:18
"Lets put a smile on that face"
The compilation we don't deserve but are blessed with.
Very well said sire
I Know
Imagine how scary Creed is when he was young
Totes! lol
You know that joke that people make about serial killers who got away with it watching Shows like Jeffery Dahmer in thier homes on Netflix calling them a matures. Creed is that dude. Until he gets caught in the finale.
When he's a cult leader? yeah lol How many has he killed? lol He's a menace
What do you mean, he's only 30.
@@KL-lt8rcwell in November he'll be 30
"The only difference between me and a homeless man is a job" That was so dark LMFAO..
"Darnell" 😂😂 13:46
"Swing low, sweet chariots" @ 2:10 kills me every time
Creed has definitely murdered someone.
He may indeed be the Scranton strangler
Charles Schneider
Or something. Or anything.
He mixed it up a lot when younger. A murder may have gotten in there. No way to tell.
@@ownpetard8379😂
Strike scream run was creed's peak moment😂😂😂
When he turns to the side for another photo it’s just incredible
“Nobody steals from Creed Bratton and gets away with it. The last person to do this disappeared. His name? (whispers) Creed Bratton.”
- William Charles Schneider
Michael automatically raised the mood with the birthday song and I love that for Creed 🎉
18:30 Angela breaking character 😂😂
I love how Creed 3:50 is such a pro he knows it's Northern Lights
The way he scoffs when Meredith doesn't know what kind of painkillers she's on always gets me. Like it's as elementary as 1+1.
Strong teeth, sincere, discreet, a flawed human, entertaining, respectful, ambitious, knowledgeable in the -marijuana- -opiod- medical field, understand tasks and execute them flawlessly, -not- knowledgeable about accounting, jovial dude, self-aware -he smells like death...- that's Creed Bratton.
-Creed bratton-
Mr. Schneider
he may be discreet, but thats no reason to diss creed
How do you cross out a word like that?
@@Anonymous-vr9hp - then the word you want to cross out - but no spaces
-car-
"find out what language this is" will always get me
10:30: It's amazing how when people sing happy birthday, 8 people can sing in 9 different keys. It's phenomenal.
Swing low, sweet chariots 😂😂😂
au naturel, baby
thats the way I likem
18:49 I love how seemingly genuine sounding he is, in any other context it's just a normal interaction lmao
my impression is he’s always been serious
5:10 gets me every time! I remember the first time I watched it and couldn't figure out who it was then lost it when he turned around
Creed is one of those guys that has all of the esoteric things of life all figured out, but is a stranger in society.
2:50 "Keep it running"
throws keys to _literally_ no one
"all the ink in the printer was gone...". Creed sitting quietly with jet black hair lol
the cartwheel scene is just too wholesome. Makes his character a whole. 10/10
I like how he doesn't know what he does... YOU WROTE IT IN YOUR OWN BLOG
I love when he gets on the bus
Creed: "playing a little hooky from work today....oh my God..."
i can't handle 4:19 it's just too much lmao
13:55 this is my favorite Office moment of all time! It wraps up one of my favorite episodes and is just the perfect Creed moment 😂😂
The scuba line is my favorite
The sense of critical urgency and the overall mystery of the line make me feel we are all just tiny parts of his big mastermind plan
Timestamp?
@@BigNorbert 15:24
Warning, watching too much Creed might make you loose your mind or achieve enlightenment, whatever comes first
I paid for that privilege
lose
The second one, bro😂
Even for the internet its unique stuff
I love how everyone is bored to sing happy birthday and Michael came in and changed the room, Michael is vibe
16:54 just killed me 😂 I completely forgot that scene
18:36 It's Halloween, that is really really good timing LOL
HAHAHAHA The best!
18:09 Perfect transition 😆
"This is how I got Squeaky Fromme" hahaha...that's a deep cut.
Best scene when he throws the car keys and says keep it running to no one..makes me laugh every time 😂
He is one of these enigmatic personalities who defy expectations. If you saw him decades ago as a guitarist for the Grass Roots, you'd never have guessed you would see him again as an actor, brilliantly playing "Creed Bratton" in a brilliant little TV show.
Not me just realizing that he actually was in a band in real life