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But I can't watch them at work; I can only hear them. It's like Olde Tyme Radio ...
So far, I miss the visuals.
Jim: If you're playing pickup basketball and someone tries to make you feel bad about calling a foul, remember: it's okay to call a foul. Don't let anyone make you feel ashamed--they know what they did.
When I first started watching "The Office," I didn't get it. My girlfriend had to sit me down in front of her computer to watch, like, five episodes in a row before I started to understand what was funny about it. Now I'm addicted.
My favorite Office character at the moment is Kevin Malone. And he really shines in these webisodes.
It is the funniest show I've ever watched in my life. I dare say funnier than Seinfeld.
I think the American version this season surpassed the British version.
as someone who was in LOVE with the british version, it's also hard for me to get on board with the US version, even though i like steve carrell.
I really should give it a second chance, though.
The consensus is that the second season of the U.S. version really took off and distinguished itself.
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