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NBC gave them the promos when Jerry objected to their scheme to digitally insert his image into their shows and threatened to buy the network outright.
Me, I was shocked to see that they were sponsored by Ford. The commercials have commercials!
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I thought that was just a *30 Rock * storyline. That didn’t really happen, did it?
If so, holy hand grenades, Batman.
If not, then it’s just a lame continuation of a *30 Rock * joke.
“Yeah - I know that guy. He’s the farmer with the really crappy weed.”
In real life we know, at the very least, Michael would lose his job immediately over his actions here. What else would he realistically be charged with? Would kidnapping really be on the table? As far as I can tell, apart from Dwights laughable attempt to scare him which the kid saw straight through, nobody actually threatened him or restrained him. Attempted theft of $32? I’m guessing somewhere in between.
[QUOTE=Mr Shine]
Yeah, like Jerry Seinfeld has $4 million :rolleyes:
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I’d say he probably has over $4 million from “Seinfeld” reruns on TBS. (Just a guess. I don’t know how that money gets split up.)
I loved Oscar saying “This is why I’m here?” when Michael gathered The Girls for an advice session.
This was the best episode of the season so far. I need more Andy a capella.
[QUOTE=Hampshire]
Jim signing the pelvis cast had me cringing in a fetal position on my couch.
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Is the cast going to avaiable on Ebay?
[QUOTE=drm]
I am annoyed with the 1 hr shows though. All that means is there will be bigger gaps between new episodes. I hate the 6 weeks of reruns that seem to be in vogue in recent years. I’d almost prefer scrubs treatment and get 25 consecutive weeks with new episodes and a slightly longer summer…
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They’re doing 30 half-hour episodes of The Office this year, 10 of which are being combined into hour-long episiodes. That means there will be 20 normal airings, and five hourlongs. They’ll probably have a break around December when everything goes into reruns, but with that many episodes they don’t have all that much time to take breaks between now and May.
[QUOTE=Morbo]
“Yeah - I know that guy. He’s the farmer with the really crappy weed.”
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Correction, it is “hemp”.
[QUOTE=cbawlmer]
They’re doing 30 half-hour episodes of The Office this year, 10 of which are being combined into hour-long episiodes. That means there will be 20 normal airings, and five hourlongs. They’ll probably have a break around December when everything goes into reruns, but with that many episodes they don’t have all that much time to take breaks between now and May.
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If that’s the case, it’s not so bad, I was a little worried things would be pared down to 15 airings or so. 20 isn’t so bad.
[QUOTE=drm]
If that’s the case, it’s not so bad, I was a little worried things would be pared down to 15 airings or so. 20 isn’t so bad.
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And it’s 25 total (20 half-hours + 5 hours), so even better.
[QUOTE=Mayo Speaks!]
I’d say he probably has over $4 million from “Seinfeld” reruns on TBS. (Just a guess. I don’t know how that money gets split up.)
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Whooooooooooosh!
[QUOTE=Mayo Speaks!]
I’d say he probably has over $4 million from “Seinfeld” reruns on TBS. (Just a guess. I don’t know how that money gets split up.)
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Jerry Seinfeld was making a million dollars per episode the last couple of seasons of his show. That doesn’t even count what he makes from DVD sales and syndication, not to mention the odd movie or HBO special here and there. His personal wealth is well into nine figures. The “four million dollars” remark was an allusion to the “30 Rock” episode in which Seinfeld threatened to buy NBC and Alec Baldwin asked him if he just had $4 million lying around. Seinfeld probably has that in the seat cusions of his car.
[QUOTE=ftg]
Correction, it is “hemp”.
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No, Dwight says, “I know that kid. He and his friends sneak into my farm and steal my hemp.”
The kid says, " Yeah, I know that guy. He’s the farmer with the really crappy weed."
[QUOTE=Menocchio]
Me, I was shocked to see that they were sponsored by Ford.
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Apparently so is this thread
Anyone else catch Ryan’s wink at the webcam at the very end of the episode? Preening for the camera…I like where his character is going.
[QUOTE=Gangster Octopus]
I liked Kelly in this episode, when she asked Micahel if Ryan said anything about them getting back together in his memo to when she smahsed Ryan’s face on the TV with a slice of pizza.
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Yeah-- “Did he mention if he’s seeing anyone?”
[QUOTE=pricciar]
Fun episode. Oh man. Ryan with his feet up on the boss’ desk spouting cliches was awesome.
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:o I recognized a few of these from my boss, who is actually a lovely person and a great manager. “30,000-feet view”, “it is what it is”. But she’s never strung that many together with no real content in between!
I loved the animation Phyllis showed as she got ready to try out the Googled “How to deal with difficult people” material.
This week’s litigation value: $450,000.
[QUOTE=MaxTheVool]
“I kidnapped a kid?”
“What choice did you have?”
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“I could have paid for the pizza.” 
BTW, does anyone else notice that every time they show a reaction shot of Creed, his computer screen behind him is dispaying a solitaire game?
[QUOTE=Max the Immortal]
The episode could have used some Creed moments. On a side note, I just found out that I share a birthday (8th of February) with Creed Bratton. Neat!
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And me!
When they showed Kelly dumping random items into the shopping cart to hear the pretty noises, I was hoping that the programmer had formatted the website sales to read what items were being loaded into the shopping cart and not waited until the sale was final. And then when she x’d out of the website without completing the sale, the website sales would have plummeted and Ryan’s joy would have been pre-empted.
I hated the pizza guy kidnapping story, I hated that Phyllis is being a stone cold bitch (we already have one) and I even hate Pam and Jim’s romance.
I hate the one hour format!!