May192013

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5AM

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4AM
emilybinder: Money vs. Power according to Frank Underwood

emilybinder:

Money vs. Power according to Frank Underwood
2AM

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May182013
slaughterhouse90210: What you end up remembering isn’t always the same as what you have witnessed.” ― Julian Barnes, The Sense of an Ending  

slaughterhouse90210:

What you end up remembering isn’t always the same as what you have witnessed.”
― Julian Barnes, The Sense of an Ending

 
May172013
imwithkanye: My 5 Favorite Episodes Of The Office. Conflict Resolution (221): Some many reasons why this is my favorite but mainly it was an episode that really embraced the entire cast and aired out all the things we had come to expect from the show - Jim’s pranks, Michael’s awfulness, Pam’s engagement, Angela being Angela - and somehow made them more enjoyable. Dinner Party (409): Jan, Jan, Jan a thousand times Jan and Michael’s destructive relationship. Also, this was one of the rare truly awkward episodes reminiscent of season’s cringe-worthy moments but in a good way. The Dundies (201): After a bumpy first season, the show returned with tons of ammo - giving us all the Michael Scott we could hate and giving us the first truly sweet moment between Jim and Pam. A Benihana Christmas (310): The war of the Christmas parties bonded Karen and Pam much to Jim’s dismay. We got to see the Party Planning Committee fully explode and the first glimpse of Ed Helms’ amazing talent. Basketball (105): The first time we saw the true potential of this show. BONUS: Goodbye, Michael (722): Michael Scott’s departure from the show was amazing because you could finally appreciate how fully realized his character was and something more than Ricky Gervais was ever able to do with his Brit version of the office manager. Solid list. Dinner Party is one of my faves.

imwithkanye:

My 5 Favorite Episodes Of The Office.

  1. Conflict Resolution (221): Some many reasons why this is my favorite but mainly it was an episode that really embraced the entire cast and aired out all the things we had come to expect from the show - Jim’s pranks, Michael’s awfulness, Pam’s engagement, Angela being Angela - and somehow made them more enjoyable.
  2. Dinner Party (409): Jan, Jan, Jan a thousand times Jan and Michael’s destructive relationship. Also, this was one of the rare truly awkward episodes reminiscent of season’s cringe-worthy moments but in a good way.
  3. The Dundies (201): After a bumpy first season, the show returned with tons of ammo - giving us all the Michael Scott we could hate and giving us the first truly sweet moment between Jim and Pam.
  4. A Benihana Christmas (310): The war of the Christmas parties bonded Karen and Pam much to Jim’s dismay. We got to see the Party Planning Committee fully explode and the first glimpse of Ed Helms’ amazing talent.
  5. Basketball (105): The first time we saw the true potential of this show.
  6. BONUS: Goodbye, Michael (722): Michael Scott’s departure from the show was amazing because you could finally appreciate how fully realized his character was and something more than Ricky Gervais was ever able to do with his Brit version of the office manager.

Solid list. Dinner Party is one of my faves.
8PM

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5PM

imwithkanye:

The Number 1 Best Cold Open Of The Office.

Remember when The Office landed the coveted post-Super Bowl slot? It was a breathe of fresh air after several years of hour long dramas (even though Kyle Chandler on Grey’s Anatomy was riveting). Sometimes you just want to laugh after watching your favorite team lose the most coveted game of football. And the show delivered show much comedy in 4 1/2 minutes that it was shocking this was the show that debuted to dismal/hateful reviews nearly five years before.

Unanswered plot question: How long had Angela been storing one of her cats in her filing cabinet?!
5PM
I’ve spent the last few days finishing off The Office before the finale. I’d forgotten how great this show was.

I’ve spent the last few days finishing off The Office before the finale. I’d forgotten how great this show was.
4PM

dwangelas:

The Office: First and Last Appearances

(via forced-laughter)
4AM
popculturebrain: “So @MScottDonnelly and I just got frozen bananas from these guys.” -@KristinaLuca

popculturebrain:

“So @MScottDonnelly and I just got frozen bananas from these guys.” -@KristinaLuca
May162013

(via roger-explosion)
7PM

sandandglass:

What makes a politician successful? 

Jim Manly, former advisor to Senator Harry Reid vs. Rob Borbidge, former Premier of Queensland
4PM

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4PM
roger-explosion: OH. DO THEY? DO THEY REALLY? I WONDER IF THEY HAVE A NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS SATIRE SHOW WITH A SILVER-HAIRED HOST WITH A SET AND WRITING TEAM AND CAST ALL READY TO GO. I WONDER WHERE THEY’LL GET ONE OF THOSE.

roger-explosion:

OH. DO THEY? DO THEY REALLY? I WONDER IF THEY HAVE A NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS SATIRE SHOW WITH A SILVER-HAIRED HOST WITH A SET AND WRITING TEAM AND CAST ALL READY TO GO. I WONDER WHERE THEY’LL GET ONE OF THOSE.
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