Category: DunderMifflin

Did the writing staff change after S4 or 5? /u/Sufficient-Spinach-2 People Person’s Paper People

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​r/DunderMifflin I’ve never watched the office, but my wife wanted to rewatch it. It was funny! I loved the painful cringe humor and thought Jim and Pam’s romance carried an element of real-life complexity that made me root for them. The characters are silly, but scratch the surface of one and you’ll discover an insecurity or interesting part of them. Season 5 it started to get a little more ridiculous ,then idk what happened in S6. I think the average volume each character speaks at is now a standard deviation higher for some reason? Like everyone freaked out when Stanley says “did I stutter” with some attitude, and now Meridith and Pam are screaming about a breast pump? The maturity level has just plummeted now, and I don’t know if I want to keep watching. It went from 80-20 good jokes to meh jokes, to about 50-50, and now it’s 20-80 submitted by /u/Sufficient-Spinach-2 [link] [comments] 

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[link] [comments]  I’ve never watched the office, but my wife wanted to rewatch it. It was funny! I loved the painful cringe humor and thought Jim and Pam’s romance carried an element of real-life complexity that made me root for them. The characters are silly, but scratch the surface of one and you’ll discover an insecurity or interesting part of them. Season 5 it started to get a little more ridiculous ,then idk what happened in S6. I think the average volume each character speaks at is now a standard deviation higher for some reason? Like everyone freaked out when Stanley says “did I stutter” with some attitude, and now Meridith and Pam are screaming about a breast pump? The maturity level has just plummeted now, and I don’t know if I want to keep watching. It went from 80-20 good jokes to meh jokes, to about 50-50, and now it’s 20-80 submitted by /u/Sufficient-Spinach-2 [link] [comments]

Nellie and the baby… /u/Ima_Uzer People Person’s Paper People

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​r/DunderMifflin Yes, I know this is a TV show, and yes I know it’s fiction. But the title above brings me to a few interesting questions… Whose baby was that? Was Ryan actually the father? Did Ryan start dating a single mom with a baby, and she saw an opportunity to dump the baby on him? For whatever reason, I always got the impression Ryan wasn’t the father of that baby. Ryan doesn’t seem to like commitment or responsibility, so wouldn’t he have just taken the baby to the fire department as soon as he figured out the chick wasn’t coming back? Nellie said that they could be found “somewhere in Europe”. How exactly would that work? Would she just show up with a baby at the airport, and just get on a plane to wherever she flew? She doesn’t know the mother, and maybe Ryan is the father, but how would she get birth and other documentation for the kid? I mean, she could raise it up to a point, but at some point the kid would need an ID of some sort, which usually requires documentation. submitted by /u/Ima_Uzer [link] [comments] 

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[link] [comments]  Yes, I know this is a TV show, and yes I know it’s fiction. But the title above brings me to a few interesting questions… Whose baby was that? Was Ryan actually the father? Did Ryan start dating a single mom with a baby, and she saw an opportunity to dump the baby on him? For whatever reason, I always got the impression Ryan wasn’t the father of that baby. Ryan doesn’t seem to like commitment or responsibility, so wouldn’t he have just taken the baby to the fire department as soon as he figured out the chick wasn’t coming back? Nellie said that they could be found “somewhere in Europe”. How exactly would that work? Would she just show up with a baby at the airport, and just get on a plane to wherever she flew? She doesn’t know the mother, and maybe Ryan is the father, but how would she get birth and other documentation for the kid? I mean, she could raise it up to a point, but at some point the kid would need an ID of some sort, which usually requires documentation. submitted by /u/Ima_Uzer [link] [comments]