That means that NFL had just finished up Week 14, the normal end of the regular season in most fantasy leagues, and heading into the playoffs. So this episode aired December 6th 2005, so let’s hypothetically act like that’s when this conversation took place. Roy: “Come on Shaun Alexander? He’s the best back in the league”ĭarryl: “It is worth it, are you kiddin? You wait” Roy: “It’s possible, I can’t believe you traded Shaun Alexander man!” Roy: After I lost TO and Culpepper I thought it was over man”ĭarryl: “I need McMahon and Deon Branch to have big games or else I’m done” This is word for word what they say while Pam stands there with an “ugh so bored” look on her face every woman gets when fantasy football gets mentioned. It does all lead to the legendary line “Happy Birthday Jesus, sorry your party sucks” and also the scene where he asks if 15 handles of vodka is “enough to get 20 people plastered”’Īt one point, Roy and Darryl are in the break room having a fantasy football conversation. Basically encompassing every awful thing a person can do on Christmas, Michael brags about how much money he spent, openly hates Phyllis’s homemade gift, and is predictably tone deaf about what everyone else in the group wants. And, as usual, Michael takes the cake buying a video iPod for Ryan. The classic “White Elephant” game gives you a slight glimpse into each person’s personality. Yeah I just went hardcore rich people cheese on you, what about it? I’m cultured as hell.
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Season 2: Christmas Party Oh Jim, you are a friggin gift giving inspiration aren’t you? Jim’s teapot gift for Pam full of inside jokes and a letter professing his love is top of the line cheese. Season 1 because it was only 6 episodes, and season 4 because of the awful writers strike that stole countless amounts of great television from us across all shows.)
(Editors Note: Season’s 1 and 4 didn’t have Christmas episodes. So let’s hop into the sleigh and head to Scranton, Pennsylvania, and celebrate Christmas Dunder Mifflin style, as we look back through the years of The Office Christmas episodes. The Christmas episode was always appointment viewing of every season, as the Dunder Mifflin crew left a wonderful 22-minute present under our trees every year.
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And no TV show did it better than The Office. Hyunh from Hey Arnold found his daughter on Christmas night after being apart their entire lives? Or when Bart burned down the Christmas tree and all the presents on The Simpsons?Ĭhristmas episodes have been a staple of television since the beginning of time. But one of my favorite things about this time of year, are special Christmas episodes on TV. Not as plot-heavy as other Office Christmas episodes, “Christmas Party” might be the easiest pick for someone who wants to revisit the show during the Holidays.It’s officially Christmas time! It’s the season of bad Best Buy commercials, girls using Instagram filters to make Christmas trees look cool, and getting stuck with someone you don’t want in your Secret Santa pool at work. A perfect representation of the “will they, won’t they” Jim and Pam story, “Christmas Party” saw Jim crafting a custom gift for Pam only for Michael to propose a new rendition of the game in which everyone could steal someone’s gift. “Christmas Party” is when The Office’s infamous Secret Santa happened, which delivered one of the most frustrating Jim and Pam moments.
Obviously, in a classic Michael Scott manner, the extra money for the Party Planning Committee came from the corporate bonus payment sent to the Scranton branch after Michael fired Devon in The Office season 1. Michael Scott is now a much more lovable manager than he was in season 1, and he wanted his employees to have the best Christmas party possible. The Office’s first Christmas episode, “Christmas Party” combines every character dynamic viewers had been following throughout the first half of season 2.
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