What makes “Murder” so great is that it doesn’t have one defining, comedic moment it’s full of small antics and hilarious dialogue that leaves viewers giggling from start to finish and proves why the show’s ensemble cast is one of the greatest of all time. It arrives right in the middle of Jim and Michael’s delightful stint as co-managers and plays off of that dynamic to perfection. “Murder” is a painfully underrated goldmine of an episode. I made Pam laugh so hard that she fell out of her chair, and she almost broke her neck. Memorable moment: “ Was this year’s Dundies a success? Well, let me see. After teaching the audience about “second drink,” she drunkenly accepts her “Whitest Sneakers” award and delivers one of the show’s most iconic lines when she proclaims that she “feels God in this Chili’s.” Then, she gets banned from the restaurant chain for life.Īll in all, “The Dundies” is The Office at its finestーwith Michael being tragically out-of-touch with his employees’ feelings. The real star of “The Dundies” proves to be Pam, though. The show is complete with a number of botched covers of famous songs like “Tiny Dancer” and questionable comedy routines by Michael. Throughout the night, he awards his employees with titles like “Busiest Beaver” for Phyllis, “Spicy Curry” for Kelly and “Hottest in the Office” for Ryan.
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“The Dundies” pulls the employees out of Dunder Mifflin and puts them in Chili’s for the office’s annual awards showーthe perfect setting for a series of classic Michael Scott antics. It also proves that The Office is at its strongest when Michael is at the forefront. Season one of the show has its great moments, but “The Dundies” is the episode that really sets the show’s tone moving forward. It’s a classic in every sense of the word, and there’s a good chance it’s changed your Chili’s dining experiences for the rest of your life.
So, sue me.” -Michael ScottĪsk anyone if “The Dundies” is in their top five Office episodes, and they’ll probably say yes. Occasionally, I’ll hit somebody with my car. Sometimes I spend too much time volunteering. While “Fun Run” is more reserved than other episodes, it ultimately showcases what makes the show so rewatchable. In equally entertaining side stories, viewers learn that Dwight killed Angela’s cat, Sprinkles, and that the long-awaited romance between Jim and Pam has finally become a reality. Michael gets sick after carbo-loading on fettuccine alfredo before the race and refusing to drink water. His then-girlfriend, Jan, donates $700 of his own money to the cause, $200 of which he uses to buy a giant check that he presents to a “rabies doctor.” Kevin runs in his suit because he didn’t bring proper clothes. Pam walks in on Michael changing in his office.
What ensues is a series of small, but golden, Office moments. He organizes the “Michael Scott’s Dunder Mifflin Scranton Meredith Palmer Memorial Celebrity Rabies Awareness Pro-Am Fun Run Race for the Cure” and requires all of his employees to participate. “Fun Run” sees the all-too-familiar side of Michael that blindly believes he is doing the right thing.
What else would be expected from an episode where he hits Meredith with his car before the title sequence even rolls? The first (and second) episode of the fourth season of The Office gives us Michael Scott at his very best. The show is full of iconic episodes with memorable lines that any diehard fan will know by heart. Mention it in any setting, and it will be nearly impossible to find someone who hasn’t watched it all the way through. The Office has become a staple of pop culture today.
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