oh hot damn

We talked with the director (Ken Kwapis) and our producer (Greg Daniels) about all of the things you can say to a person without really speaking. That was sort of my motivation behind the scene. I don’t really remember what I said in that scene. The running thought in my mind was, “If you kiss me right now, I’m not going to stop you.” The silence didn’t feel like silence because we were communicating the whole time.

- Jenna Fischer

Nothing will ever quite be as perfect as the angsty amazingness of season 2 of The Office.

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re: the office - goodbye, michael (no spoilers, promise)

• oh my god
• OH MY GOD.
• i haven’t been emotionally invested in the office since jim & pam had their baby
• but i am bawling.
• BAWLING.
• 
• everything is beautiful and everything hurts.

i just want to lie on the beach and eat hot dogs. it’s all i’ve ever wanted.

Right now, Kevin is totally my spirit animal.

*headdesk*

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twenty-five days of christmas - 05. the office - 210: christmas party

MICHAEL: happy birthday, jesus. sorry your party’s so lame.

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"I go by Mr. K. I’m teaching English at a prep school in rural Connecticut. In my class, homework is not homework, it’s preparation for the next day. I love teaching books that have been pigeonholed as ”epics,” and my big thing is discovering for yourself why you like them. I’d have a lot of stuff written in some cryptic way on the whiteboard where you can’t understand it until we start talking about the book. I’d throw desk supplies off bridges… I’ve gone out on several dates with the bio teacher. Her name is Sarah, and she’s just a really great girl. I’m more gregarious than she is; she brings me into the underground indie-world stuff and I bring her sonnets. It’s weird because the kids are talking about this new show called The Office and they’re like, ”You guys are so much like Pam and Jim!” and I’m like, ”I don’t have a TV. Sorry, I’m not into pop culture stuff."

John Krasinski imagines his alternate universe life as an English teacher.  [source]