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Edgar Gonzalez

Early reaction today.. I LOVE IT! 🙌

Rebecca Karsner

Yes!!! Can't wait to watch tonight!!! Work has been so rough!! Pray for me everybody!!! 😭😭

Duck

I like that I have this to look forward to. You are awesome!

Barb Just Barb

Yes! I had so much fun watching yesterday’s installment!

Susie L

Woo hoo!

Neal Moody

Who is he talking to? The premise is that a documentary is being filmed.

Ms Vanillabean

I figured Wiki could say it better so: “The show's primary premise is that a camera crew is filming Dunder Mifflin and its employees, seemingly around the clock. The presence of the camera is acknowledged by the characters, especially Michael Scott, who enthusiastically participates in the filming. The characters, especially Jim and Pam, also look towards the camera when Michael creates an awkward situation. The show's main action is supplemented with talking-head interviews or "confessionals" where characters speak one-on-one with the camera.”

Mikey

yesssss I know what i’m gonna watch when I get home from work later🥳 this made my whole day that much better💯

Bill B.

Yeah whenever they talk to the camera they know they’re being filmed. That’s why Michael hypes himself up in front of the camera so much. Also why Pam says Jim is like a “brother”… she has to look good for the camera. So glad you are loving this show it’s one of my favorites of all time and it only gets better from here!!

Bill B.

The way Stanley dribbles has my dying every time! 🤣🤣🤣

Jay Rivera

I’m loving these. Especially with this funky ass office job I have lol 😂 thank you 🙏

Kelly Nicole

Nobody ever recognizes Patrice O'Neal when they react to The Office.

Kristy Kelley

I'm so glad you guys are enjoying the show! These reactions have been so much fun to watch 🙂

Mark_CWDTOR

IAsia and BJ . t's a 'mockumentary' (a mock documentary)... a genre that first was introduced in the movie This is Spial Tap. So it's in the form of a news crew making a documentary about the office. Examples are Parks and Rec, Borat, Brookland 911, Modern Family etc also follows this format

Danny P

The show is filmed and acted like it's a documentary about the people working in an office. So it's like camera crews following them and filming their day to day. That's why you see them looking at camera or talking to camera crew or being interviewed sometimes inbetween the scenes.

Andrew Jansson

So happy you guys are watching this enjoying it!

girlygirl9983

EP 5, basketball game, was my fav of the 3, that was a wild ride But lmao poor Dwight, be he be doing too much but so funny! 😂😂😂

KaptainKrunch

Bj.... you just finding out this a documentary style? asking "who they talking too" c'mon catch up.

Josip Buretić

Do not forget "What we do in the Shadows"

Darth Brooks

Oh I can't wait to get home because the first three had me cracking up last night!

Robin

I had so much fun! You guys are so amazing for doing this show! It is one of my favorites! Just waiting until we get to Schitts Creek!! Thanks Asia and BJ 🥰🥰

Rebecca Karsner

Glad you loved it Darth. Episode 5 is my favorite of these!! Lol

Kolebeatz

Can’t wait for season 2

Syl

This is one of the best shows ever 😂

Ray M

No the show is based on an office being covered by a filming crew that’s why he acts so awkward all the time it’s a reality tv show basically

TuneinWill

You guys are awesome! Office is one of my all time favorite shows the way you guys break it down I’m pumped for you to do the whole show

Zach P

They are talking to the camera. the shows plot is a documentary is being made about the workings of the day to day life in an office. thats why they keep going off individually and talking to the camera

Bill B.

I desperately want a t-shirt with that as a silhouette.

Dylanja

You guys get a pass for not recognizing Amy Adams, she was in Arrival. But I'm shocked y'all didn't recognize comedy legend Patrice O'neal! If you react to comedy then put him on the list, and if not, enjoy him for yourselves. He's great.

Mickey D

Hey kids! Joni and I are really enjoying this! Hope you and the kids are well! We miss you guys!

Darth Brooks

Glad to hear y'all are liking it! I know I would enjoy it watching by myself but the reactions make it even funnier for me. Also Katie (Amy Adams) plays Lois Lane in Man of Steel....just putting that into the universe 😂

Allan Batista

Is anyone else having g trouble watching this video?

M4RRS

FYI regarding the proper pronunciation of actor Steve Carell's name: it is pronounced like "Kuh-Rell" rather than "Carol". Additionally, another movie besides 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin', which you two have also viewed and reacted to that featured Carell is 'Bruce Almighty' (2003). He played news anchor Evan Baxter, who received a promotion to said position over reporter Bruce Nolan (Jim Carrey), as y'all may recall. There is a sequel starring Steve Carell called 'Evan Almighty' (2007), in which Evan and his family relocate from Buffalo, NY to a Washington D.C. residence. This is due to the fact that Evan has changed careers to become a Congressman. Morgan Freeman also reprises his role as 'God'. It is worth checking out. As for 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin': that film actually came out in Summer 2005, which was merely a few months after the release of the first season of 'The Office'. Season 1 began airing in March of that year. Furthermore, Season 2 debuted in September. So, Steve Carell was really poppin' back during that time period!

M4RRS (edited)

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2026-09-05 06:00 When Michael walked in holding up his duffel bag as an encouragement for others who he wanted to SIGNAL back by holding up their own duffel bags — excluding Dwight, who of course still followed suit in holding his up anyway, so as to fit in with the rest — Michael actually said "Secret SIGN", not "Secret Santa". However, coincidentally enough, the concept of "Secret Santa" does eventually come into play in a humorous way down the road, during the Season 2 Christmas episode.
2025-08-16 22:08 When Michael walked in holding up his duffel bag as an encouragement for others whom he wanted to SIGNAL back at him by also holding up their own duffel bags as well, he actually said "Secret SIGN", not "Secret Santa". However, coincidentally enough, the concept of "Secret Santa" does eventually come into play in an amusing or humorous — nay, actually a rather hysterically hilarious — way, specifically during the Season 2 'Christmas Party' episode.

When Michael walked in holding up his duffel bag as an encouragement for others whom he wanted to SIGNAL back at him by also holding up their own duffel bags as well, he actually said "Secret SIGN", not "Secret Santa". However, coincidentally enough, the concept of "Secret Santa" does eventually come into play in an amusing or humorous — nay, actually a rather hysterically hilarious — way, specifically during the Season 2 'Christmas Party' episode.

M4RRS

The premise of the show is that camera crews are filming (including the use of overhead boom mics and even parabolic mics to capture sound from far away) to record daily footage for a to-be-released documentary entitled 'The Office: An American Workplace'. Said documentary crew(s) usually remain off-screen, even when prompting workers for their opined perceptions / perspectives via narrative "Talking Head" interview segments, which are inserted at relevant points during the overall story arc of any particular day in the life at the office building (and beyond). Throughout the entire series, little hints are gradually revealed about this. For instance, employees may be shown wired up for sound, such as wearing concealed lapel mics, as well as other connected audio devices tucked in their suit jacket pockets, etc. Apparently everyone has previously signed on for the project via some sort of waiver / contract, which allows themselves to be followed around essentially everywhere. This applies even at other venues outside of various depicted Dunder-Mifflin branches located throughout the Northeast region in several cities and states, such as often referenced Stamford, Connecticut. Soon, during an upcoming Season 2 episode, y'all will also learn about the lore of a situation that occurred involving a certain former Scranton branch employee named Tom in the recent past. Obviously, I will not spoil anything by saying what exactly happened regarding his departure. In fact, when he is briefly brought up, the reference to him seems like an unimportant plot point mentioned in passing. However, according to the actual show creators — sometime after the 9-season series had already wrapped — this aforementioned fictional incident involving Tom was supposedly the cannon reason behind why the scripted documentary maker(s) became interested in featuring Dunder-Mifflin (specifically focusing on the Scranton, PA branch) in the first place. Although, that explanation was never really revealed within the show itself. So, who knows, perhaps this was just lip service provided to rabid, inquisitively inquiring fans by the show runners at some point after the fact. Then again, looking back as a repeated binge viewer, it does track as something that makes sense regarding why camera crews along with audio technicians would always be present around the clock. After all, why else would some random, otherwise uninteresting paper company and its employees be selected for such an endeavor? Clearly, something would have had to be attractive enough to entice and beckon attention of outside professionals for the purposes of constantly covering these employees' everyday lives, whether or not within their collectively, respectively shared workplace / workspace.

Paula Turner

yes,started buffering at 25:15. Guess I am giving this one up.

James C

Season 1 started late. Some T.V. series start as late as April..The next year while most start in September the following year.. I gotta lot of catching up to do with your channel..👍👍 Good Times🤪🤪

Ashleigh

Hearing the song in the intro is such an endorphin boost 😊 makes me so happy This is my comfort show