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I just want to say, that if I worked in the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch and Michael had given his two weeks notice, I would pray that I had two weeks’ worth of vacation time available. Like the office workers, I was surprised to ifnd that Michael could act worse at his job than normal. And I’m having trouble swallowing the fact that Pam would follow Michael into developing his own business. I can understand not wanting to be a receptionist anymore and that Pam has the tendency to consider herself Michael’s mother, but I don’t see her going this far. Neither of the actors are leaving the show, we’ll have to see how Micahel and Pam find their way back in the office. In the mean time, let’s hope the new VP isn’t so annoyed by being fought over by Angela and Kelly (my favorite element of tonight’s episode) to put more employees in positions they are not all suited for like Kevin answering phones and Stanley being in charge of productivity. Comments |
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