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Early Access: The Office 8x23 - Group Reaction+Uncut (Patreon)

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2025-07-01 14:32:00
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Uncut: https://thenormies.com/the-office/

Edited reaction is in the thumbnail above!

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The Office - 8x23 Turf War - Group Reaction

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Comments

A. Michael Liska

#SundayRundown I love this episode because I think Jim and Dwight are at their best when they're working together.

Yhwach

#sundayrundown Really appreciated how the episode opened with David Wallace’s unexpected cameo—it immediately felt like a turning point for the show, hinting that his role was about to grow in importance. It set a fresh tone for the entire narrative. I also enjoyed those subtle, understated moments, like the quiet scene with Toby and the clever banter about characters who could easily take on any bully. The humor was perfectly balanced by quirky details, such as that obsessive habit of keeping track of deaths, which added an unexpected layer of wit to the episode. The dialogue between Andy and David Wallace sparked a sense of optimism, suggesting that the show might be leaving behind outdated storylines in favor of a brighter, more grounded future—especially with the fading presence of Robert California. Despite the mixed feelings toward Nellie, there was a surprising touch of sympathy for her character. Even Kevin’s exaggerated antics, once played solely for laughs, began to resonate on a more human level. All of these elements together made for one of the most satisfying episodes I’ve seen in a while, affirming that the series is finally on a path to a richer, more balanced narrative.

The Cook

they really called pam the worst for her trying to keep this poor woman's private life private 💀

Michael Walsh

I think "Big Red Paper" is a reference to Cornell.

NICK Luna

This week was peak Gabe and Toby, especially with Toby's new persona Lloyd Gross. Gabe and his ovaries line along with his talk with the girls was some his funniest moments since he came on the show. Finally next week is the season ender and Andy's cringe continues. When the show finally finishes, the normies should check out the office webisodes, They are short and funny and wont take long to watch.

Veya

‘I am the fucking lizard king’ is a goated line.