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The Office S3:E8xE9 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-11 22:35:56
Edited:
2025-09-11 22:38:43
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2026-06

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The Office S3:E8xE9

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Edgar Gonzalez

The office!!!! Double upload day (might turn into tripple, you never know) ✌️

Kelly

I just want them to power through and watch ALL the seasons! LOL I've been waiting for this!

Duck

Let's go!

Pam Ellis

I agree with BJ, Pam is in on the joke. she kind of thought she lost her friend so having him prank her is confirmation that they can still be friendly. So she's basically allowing it. Andy is just unaware

Lewsifer

I can't wait for Asia and BJ to meet Prison Mike

Bill B.

“Here we go, here we go! I’m under this hock, here… don’t know what I’m grabbing here! … Right in the crack” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Amy Spears

BJ please make a salad in a shredder. It will be the foot thing all over again!!

Bill B.

Michael: So what we need to do is forget about this whole Martin in prison thing. 10 minutes later, enter “Prison Mike” 😂😂😂😂😂

Bill B.

I think Prison BJ might need to make an appearance. 😀😀😀 Tell us what it’s like in the clink eating gruel and surrounded by Dementors!

Chris Luke

Seriously Asia? You are totally misreading Pam at the end there. BJ is right, Pam hates it, she's smiling because she knows Jim was behind it.

Shirlene Wright

I'm cooking dinner while I'm watching, not me wanting 4 episodes !!!

MrSlowFloww

Damn, you missed one of the best jokes of this season at 19:20

Mikey

just got done with my workout and now time to wind down and relax with u guys 🥳🙌🏻 best part of my night!

Mikey

so unbelievably glad they started the office! get to rewatch it all over again👏🏻

Owlincoup

Pam is smiling at Jim that way because Jim knew her so well. It warmed her heart that he extended the olive branch of their friendship. The fact that he knew so well what she hates made her feelmspecial and noticed.

Mikey

YESSSSSSS! another amazing show 🤣

Rebecca Karsner

Yes!!! I love that show too... I feel like if you love The Office then naturally you should love Parks too!! Ron is the GOAT!! Lmao

Jon Surman

Ya and I think she loves the fact that Jim knows what she hates

Rebecca Karsner

🤣 🤣 I didn't realize until the episode started that this was the Prison Mike episode!!! Lmao!!! Classic!!

Adrian DelaFuente

The best thing to have, after a long day of work!!!! 🙌🙌

Rebecca Karsner

Im with you Asia! Dwight is my favorite character too! He is too much sometimes and its just perfect! Lol!! I also love Creed because he says things that leave me flabbergasted, but in a good/funny way! 😁

Zach P

Asia is WAY off on that pam theory. She was smiling because she knows Jim was pranking her, absolutely not because she likes Andy lmao

Chad Lucas

Michael thinks Karen looks “exotic”, lol. That’s Rashida Jones, daughter of Quincy Jones and Peggy Lipton for those who may not know.

Mami's Gatos

RIP to CHARLIE KIRK!!! 🙏 💔

M4RRS

'Saturday Night Live' received two call-outs in 'The Merger' episode. "Lazy Scranton" was a parody of the "Lazy Sunday" SNL Digital Short featuring Andy Samberg and Chris Parnell. Additionally, 'A Night at the Roxbury' (1998) was a film that also originated from SNL sketches known as "The Roxbury Guys", which featured Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan (pronounced like "Kuh-Tan"). One of the funniest and best such sketches included SNL guest host Jim Carrey as a third "Roxbury Guy".

M4RRS

Pam is totally in on the joke. And yes, that was in fact a banjo. Ed Helms, who portrays Andy Bernard, is probably best known for being part of 'The Hangover' film franchise (at least besides 'The Office', which came first). Helms can really carry a tune via vocal talent along with the ability to play various instruments. Albeit he typically adds a comedic twist when performing compositions on screen, his more serious musical moments are equally excellent.

M4RRS

Repeat of my previous comment from your preceding post of episodes: Jim's female coworker's name is Karen Filippelli. As her surname indicates, she portrays an American character with an Italian ancestry/heritage/descent. This is despite the fact that in real life, the actress who portrays her, Rashida Jones, is actually biracial (half African American plus half Caucasian). Rashida is the daughter of legendary musician / producer Quincy Jones and actress Peggy Lipton, who are black and white, respectively. By the way, y'all may recall that Rashida was in 'The Social Network', which y'all recently saw. New anecdotal addition to the above comment, which I forgot to mention, but is now even more aptly fitting since Michael referred to Karen as "exotic": Years after the fact, I once saw a YouTube celebrity compilation video which included a red carpet interview of Rashida Jones at some random event. A female interviewer, who was likely unaware of Rashida's background, meant to compliment her by emphatically commenting on her appearance as follows: "You look like you've just come off, like, an island or something; you're very tan, very tropical!" Rashida displayed her quick wit when she responded with this quip: "I mean, you know...I'm ethnic."

M4RRS (edited)

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2026-09-05 06:00 Hey, BJ, I am about to point something out which is only meant to be of assistance, thus there is no offense whatsoever intended here! However, since this is now the second time that I have heard you incorrectly use a certain colloquial phrase, I have now once again felt compelled to chime in (the first instance that I caught was at some point during a reaction to 'The Wire'). So, anyway, if you are intending to convey that someone or something has totally changed, as in gone through a metamorphosis, then an example of the proper way to say such a thing is not a "three-sixty", but rather something along these lines: "Such and such [insert subject] did a ONE-EIGHTY." This is because, for instance, if a person were to make a literal 180° turn, then that is what would actually place him or her in a position facing a totally different direction. Hence, when figuratively speaking, a so-called "one-eighty" is likewise the correct term in this context. On the other hand, if one were to do a complete three-sixty (as you put it), then said 360° turn would put a person right back at square one. Therefore, whether in a literal or figurative sense, (s)he would be facing toward the exact same way as when (s)he started, meaning nothing has been changed/adapted/modified. Admittedly, this minor/minute/minuscule mix-up is a common mistake made by folks. Thus, such a misconstrued miscue is "sure-tainly" nothing worth creating any worry, frets or (di)stress. Still, I do hope that all of which I presented above not only comes across as intended, but also shall be helpful, nonetheless!
2025-09-12 11:03 Hey, BJ, I am about to point something out which is only meant to be of assistance, thus there is no offense whatsoever intended here! However, since this is now the second time that I have heard you incorrectly use a certain colloquial phrase, I have once again felt compelled to chime in (the first instance that I caught was at some point during a reaction to 'The Wire'). So, anyway, if you are intending to convey that someone or something has totally changed, as in gone through a metamorphosis, then an example of the proper way to say such a thing is not a "three-sixty", but rather something along these lines: "Such and such [insert subject] did a ONE-EIGHTY." If a person were to make a literal 180° turn, then that is what would actually place him or her in a position facing a totally different direction. Hence, when figuratively speaking, a so-called "one-eighty" is likewise the correct term in this context. On the other hand, if one were to do a complete three-sixty (as you put it), then said 360° turn would put a person right back at square one, coming full circle so to speak. Therefore, whether in a literal or figurative sense, (s)he would be facing toward the exact same way as when (s)he started, meaning nothing has been changed/adapted/modified. Admittedly, this minor/minute/minuscule mix-up is a common mistake generally made by folks. Thus, such a misconstrued miscue is "sure-tainly" nothing worth creating any worry, frets or (di)stress. Still, I do hope that all of which I did previously present above — like my aim to provide proper context, so such a statement makes sense — not only comes across clearly amid an effect of being receptively taken with the correct intent meant, but also that this shall be helpful for future reference (e.g. whenever any usage is next utilized) as well, nonetheless!

Hey, BJ, I am about to point something out which is only meant to be of assistance, thus there is no offense whatsoever intended here! However, since this is now the second time that I have heard you incorrectly use a certain colloquial phrase, I have once again felt compelled to chime in (the first instance that I caught was at some point during a reaction to 'The Wire'). So, anyway, if you are intending to convey that someone or something has totally changed, as in gone through a metamorphosis, then an example of the proper way to say such a thing is not a "three-sixty", but rather something along these lines: "Such and such [insert subject] did a ONE-EIGHTY." If a person were to make a literal 180° turn, then that is what would actually place him or her in a position facing a totally different direction. Hence, when figuratively speaking, a so-called "one-eighty" is likewise the correct term in this context. On the other hand, if one were to do a complete three-sixty (as you put it), then said 360° turn would put a person right back at square one, coming full circle so to speak. Therefore, whether in a literal or figurative sense, (s)he would be facing toward the exact same way as when (s)he started, meaning nothing has been changed/adapted/modified. Admittedly, this minor/minute/minuscule mix-up is a common mistake generally made by folks. Thus, such a misconstrued miscue is "sure-tainly" nothing worth creating any worry, frets or (di)stress. Still, I do hope that all of which I did previously present above — like my aim to provide proper context, so such a statement makes sense — not only comes across clearly amid an effect of being receptively taken with the correct intent meant, but also that this shall be helpful for future reference (e.g. whenever any usage is next utilized) as well, nonetheless!

Michele G

Sorry Asia but I agree with BJ. Pam is definitely in on the joke and I think that look is “I got my friend back”

Nicky A

Asia you read that whole Pam thing so wrong.

M4RRS

Ugh, it is such a shame that in the moment you two both missed Marvin Nash doing that little gesture of a fist bump pound against his chest, while simultaneously giving a look over to Stanley Hudson, in a feeble attempt to signify solidarity among the only two "brothers" present in the office — only for Stanley to roll his eyes and look away LOL!

Mami's Gatos

Ya know, you really could've kept it moving. But you couldn't help yourself could you?Always so quick to try and silence someone.. An innocent man lost his life and if i wanna commemt on it, i will. Please don't shoot!

Robin

That’s was great, but only two episodes right 👍🏽

Robin

My new fav channel because of this!! 🎉🎉

Kevin Landon

Thats why this show is such a great rewatch! There are so many jokes its hard to catch them all if you react, this was a great moment though!

Mami's Gatos

"Chill bro?" What was wrong with my original comment? This ain't YouTube comment section, I'll give you that. But please dont tell me to keep my mouth shut. We all pay to be here on patron. If the content creators dont like it, they can tell me they can make that known. I can acknowledge a life lost. If you disagree, keep it moving. I said wtf i said.

Tray-T

Yes, as Jim said; she appreciates and good prank.

Lee Stephenson

The office is just good shit eh?? I hope everyone has a wonderful life and stay cool eh?? Don’t let things get you down or keep trying to achieve what u can. Goodbye everyone! Take care!!!

GenericStatue

First video of season 3 is not in the collection playlist

Virgil Downs

Not sure if this has been mentioned if so I apologize but the role of Karen is played by Rashida Jones the daughter of legendary record producer Quincy Jones who produced first 3 Michael Jackson albums and also had a big hand in putting together the " We are the world " single

girlygirl9983

@17:18 me Replaying this scene with Dwight LMAO he's so dramatic I love it. @29:47 I'm so over this Pam and Jim loveline like Pam needs to stop this. She doesn't want to be official but also doesn't want Jim to be happy and official with anyone truly.

Soph

I love his sweeney Todd 🙈

@Tom Godson

guy who played andy was also in the Hangover