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Early Access: The Office 9x12 - Group Reaction+Uncut (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-30 13:51:00
Edited:
2025-09-30 13:51:15
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2026-06
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The Office 9x12 group reaction and uncut are ready for you!

Uncut: https://thenormies.com/the-office/

Edited reaction is in the thumbnail above!

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FIRE IN THE HOLE! | The Office - 9x12 Customer Loyalty | Group Reaction

Dwight tries to remind Daryl that Dunder Mifflin is fun and jim misses his daughter's dance recital as The Normies react to season 9 episode 12, "Customer Loyalty." BECOME A Normies Premium or No Fomo MEMBER: Get 6 WEEKS AHEAD on most shows (excluding premier shows), exclusive movies and vote on what we watch: https://www.thenormies.com/ Commenter Badges/Perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbv2OBLeYiYe7B6WgPDnLow/join MERCH: the-normies-shop.fourthwall.com TOKYOTREAT: Use code “THENORMIES” to receive $5 off for your first #TokyoTreat box through my link: https://team.tokyotreat.com/TheNormies ART OF TEA: Artoftea.com | Use the code NORMIES for 10% off SEND US LETTERS/GIFTS: PO Box 785 Fishers, IN 46038 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: linktr.ee/the_normies

Comments

GrayAlien

still love that opening skit! now you guys need to recreate the fire drill scene lolol

Rangerliska

#SundayRundown at least the cold open was above average

Veya

Yeah the whiplash is more pronounced here because they never threaded serious Jim and Pam drama ever. It’s the result of them being portrayed as too perfect of a couple for seasons on end. The previous spats they’ve had were mostly sitcom cutesy conflicts that didn’t really have much weight. The camera man thing is also weird because yeah there’s been serious moments before, but why didn’t they ever interject during previous heavy moments? Dinner Party episode was brought up and Jan was basically abusing Michael lol. Someone would have probably said something when she threw something at the TV and the energy was very tense. There’s other moments too where it’s weird that the camera crew never interrupted. It’s just a wonky season where the show is at the apex of it’s cartooniness but then abruptly splices in this more serious drama.

Estevan Sandoval

As much as this episode is a mess, I think it’s really interesting whenever they break the documentary format. Another moment that comes to mind is then Michael is leaving and takes his mic off and we no longer hear him, or when Michael drives his car into a lake and goes to open the back door for the camera guy to get out too. There’s something about those moments that makes the show feel a little more “real” even though it has gotten wackier and zanier as time has progressed. It’s why I prefer The Office over Parks and Rec. Parks never made the effort to reference the camera crew. Parks has talking heads for comedy, but sort of used the format without ever proving any context or any of those moments I can remember. They sorta copped out of it being a documentary. And just used the format just because the office did as well and had success.

BT

The Jim & Pam argument sounds so fake lol

Brayden Underscore

I don’t know how y’all saying that drama be forced my parents had this exact argument many times smh… the “maybe you should be here” the “im doing this for our family” VIVID FLASHBACK. they divorced since LOL

Les

Yes, and the fire drill when Kevin knocked over one of the camera guys. They did those moments subtly before this season so we may not have noticed. But now they're front and center and it created a different feel to this season. I remember watching it live and being shocked that they were pulling the curtain back.

Veya

It's not forced because it can't happen lol. It feels forced because the show presented them as the perfect couple for so long and then suddenly this big weighty argument happens. The show didn't do a good job of actually splicing it into the DNA of the story. Nobody got whiplash when we saw how Jan treats Michael in the dinner party episode or when Angela started cheating on Andy. If they had shown more cracks in their relationship or even show them having more serious conflicts once in a while there would probably be less whiplash for this moment.

Shockzz1234

Ah god so begins the most pointless and unecessary plotline/story of Season 9. Ugh.

Jayrose

I’m in the minority of people who LOVE seeing the conflict between Jim and Pam. Maybe for the show it gives whiplash, but it’s so realistic it makes my skin itch. Pam has always been a passive character and Jim has always been proactive. That dynamic is more of a nuclear bomb than your average couple who have serious arguments now and again.

Sou saetern

I mean, I can see a difference in this situation. Pam literally looked at them and asked the question. And we learn later on why the cameraman broke protocol. This is how I see it. It doesn't answer everything, but it's something.

Sou saetern

I agree. I really don't understand how people see the arguement as forced. They've done long distance before, but not with so much added stress, like 2 kids and an uncertain career move. Especially, with Pam sorta in denial about what Jim succeeding would mean for them. I think there's been signs of cracks in the perfect couples facade, not alot or obvious, but it's been shown.

Veya

That’s true but it still begs the question of why characters didn’t interact with the camera crew and vice versa during certain situations earlier in the series. The camera crew had nothing to say when michael drove them into a lake?? I would be livid lol. I’m pretty sure there’s some other situations too where it’s weird it didn’t happen. It just took too long to throw in after 9 seasons. And yeah there’s a specific reason for this one from a character standpoint but i think you can still see why the whiplash happened for some people on a first watch.