Jim was not happy with Karen's choice of apartment, a mere two blocks away. Pam talked to him on behalf of Karen (unasked) and told him to lighten up. She took the apartment, and all was well with Karen and Jim.
7 No problem, just wondering if I was just imagining it. Its like the waitress switch in the Christmas episode, you think you see something but you are never quite sure.
Watch out for Roy making his comeback move on Pam.
Pam needs a friend to explain to her that having to talk Jim into being okay with whatshername's moving in down the block means whatshername is on her way out.
19- Yeah, I'm sure Sharon is a perfectly good person, whom I wish nothing but blah blah blah blah blah. Listen, I look at it like this: you're either with Pam, or with the terrorists.
For those not old enough to comprehend Mr Timmermann's reference, it is to the senator who lead the Watergate Commission. I happen to have read his report. It was, uh, good.
I was born in 1980. I think anybody over the age of 18 is old enough to appreciate "Freaks and Geeks". But if you get too worked up over the Judd Apatow connection, you might be disappointed. It was, uh, a different sort of venture for him.
That said, I would also reccomend the 16 or so episodes of "Undeclared" that managed to get made. For one thing, you'll see Seth Rogan in a way you've never seen him before.
On the subject of "The Office": When Pam cried & Dwight tried to comfort her, well -- I cried, too, and then I laughed. One should never drink before watching "The Office".
Ah, Brendan Sullivan. The man who introduced me to the zen-like plaint: "I am not a potted plant."
But did you know, movie fans, that Arthur Liman, who was the senate's top counsel during Iran-Contra and interrogated North, is the father of Doug Liman, famous movie director?
This did not make Pam happy.
"So, you're PMS'ing pretty hard then?"
I have absolutely no problem with it personally.
Oddly, the destruction of Michael's steel drum hit me harder. Michael sure did love that steel drum.
7 No problem, just wondering if I was just imagining it. Its like the waitress switch in the Christmas episode, you think you see something but you are never quite sure.
Watch out for Roy making his comeback move on Pam.
You all know that Karen is played by the woman who appeared with Dave Chappelle in the bit about the Love Contract:
http://tinyurl.com/yb5dj7
You guys have probably been all over this already.
Wow. She is sufficiently damaged to be the perfect match for Michael.
Pam needs a friend to explain to her that having to talk Jim into being okay with whatshername's moving in down the block means whatshername is on her way out.
I know Judd Apatow was EP, which means it was probably pretty darn good.
Karen can date Toby. Kidding.
The Jam Liberation Front.
You're a wee too young to fully appreciate "Freaks and Geeks", but I give you my blessing to get the DVDs.
Some of us remember the Ford Administration.
Others were born after that great time in American history.
The show is set in 1981.
I remember being far more impressed with Brendan Sullivan, North's counsel, than a nine year old should be. Heady days indeed.
In my days, we watched Sam Ervin instead of cartoons! And we liked it!
I was born in 1980. I think anybody over the age of 18 is old enough to appreciate "Freaks and Geeks". But if you get too worked up over the Judd Apatow connection, you might be disappointed. It was, uh, a different sort of venture for him.
That said, I would also reccomend the 16 or so episodes of "Undeclared" that managed to get made. For one thing, you'll see Seth Rogan in a way you've never seen him before.
On the subject of "The Office": When Pam cried & Dwight tried to comfort her, well -- I cried, too, and then I laughed. One should never drink before watching "The Office".
But did you know, movie fans, that Arthur Liman, who was the senate's top counsel during Iran-Contra and interrogated North, is the father of Doug Liman, famous movie director?
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