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1. The Dundies
Air date: Sep 20, 2005
The Dunder Mifflin employees suffer through the annual office awards ceremony, "The Dundies."
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2. Sexual Harassment
Air date: Sep 27, 2005
When Michael's best friend, sales representative Todd Packer (David Koechner), pays him a visit, Michael starts behaving even more inappropriately.
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3. Office Olympics
Air date: Oct 4, 2005
Michael has a panic attack while trying to close the deal on his condo; with Michael and Dwight out of the office, Jim and Pam organize an employee competition.
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4. Fire
Air date: Oct 11, 2005
A fire in the kitchen causes the employees to evacuate to the parking lot where they learn more about one another than they wanted.
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5. Halloween
Air date: Oct 18, 2005
Michael must fire someone, which puts a damper on the Halloween festivities.
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6. The Fight
Air date: Nov 1, 2005
After Dwight karate-punches Michael, Jim organizes a lunchtime rematch at Dwight's dojo.
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7. The Client
Air date: Nov 8, 2005
Michael surprises his boss when he and Jan try to attract a new client (Tim Meadows).
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8. Performance Review
Air date: Nov 15, 2005
Everyone is on edge during performance review, including Michael, who steals the employee suggestion box to get ideas he can present to his boss.
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9. E-Mail Surveillance
Air date: Nov 22, 2005
When Michael begins monitoring their e-mails, he manages to upset all of the employees.
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10. Christmas Party
Air date: Dec 6, 2005
After Michael suggests a game of "Yankee Swap" with the Secret Santa gifts, everyone fights over Michael's gift to Ryan, bringing morale to an all-time low.
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So friggin good. Even though I loved the first season, this season was incredibly better. This season felt like it had more of a vision of where it was going and the interconnecting story throughout each episode helped a lot. This is another season of television that I personally think is worthy of the 5/5 star rating making it one of my "Best of All Time" seasons of TV. It all just came to an incredible close with Casino Night which is by far my favorite episode so far. It's sort of ironic that the first and last episode of this season were the two best in my opinion, but just overall a perfect season of television.
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Continuing on the heels of the first season, season 2 keeps everything feeling fresh, and we start to realize it is not your typical sitcom comedy, but actually could be seen as a drama with the episodes correlating with a bigger plot at hand.
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"The Office," the American mockumentary sitcom television series that premiered in 2005. Plot: "The Office" follows the daily lives of the employees of Dunder Mifflin, a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The show is presented in a mockumentary style, with the characters frequently breaking the fourth wall and speaking directly to the camera. The plot is driven by the interactions and relationships between the various characters, as well as their personal and professional struggles. The show's overarching themes of friendship, love, and work-life balance make it both relatable and entertaining. Acting: The acting in "The Office" is outstanding, with each member of the ensemble cast delivering pitch-perfect performances. Steve Carell is particularly impressive in his role as Michael Scott, the bumbling but well-intentioned regional manager of Dunder Mifflin. The chemistry between the cast members is also a standout feature, with each actor bringing a unique energy and personality to their respective roles. Cinematography and Direction: "The Office" is shot in a documentary-style format, with the show's cinematography and direction playing a key role in its success. The show's use of handheld cameras and natural lighting creates a sense of intimacy and authenticity, while the use of talking head interviews adds depth and nuance to the characters. The direction is also effective in balancing the show's comedic and dramatic elements, with each episode having a distinct tone and pacing. Music: While "The Office" is not known for its use of music, the show's theme song, "The Office Theme," has become iconic in its own right. The theme's upbeat tempo and catchy melody perfectly capture the show's quirky and offbeat tone. Overall, "The Office" is a classic television series that has had a significant impact on the genre of mockumentary sitcoms. The show's excellent writing, outstanding acting, and innovative cinematography make it one of the best comedies of all time. The only potential downside is that some viewers may find the show's humor to be cringey or awkward, as the show often relies on uncomfortable situations and awkward interactions for its laughs. Nonetheless, "The Office" is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates witty humor and great storytelling. I highly recommend it.
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Season 2 of The Office is one of my favorites. This show is a masterpiece.
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Another one of my favorite TV shows of all time. I could watch The Office over and over again. The entire series is great (although I usually skip Season 1).
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Excellent humor! A lot of comedy with such a great variety of gags. Some jokes were physical, some very faint. I laughed a lot.
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The best season of the office (seasons 2 and 3 are neck and neck) for me. The injury, the fight, The Dundies, Office Olympics, The Fire, Casino night, Halloween, Christmas Party, Conflict Resolution, every episode in this season is flawless. It keeps you entertained every step of the way. Incredible.
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One of the best seasons indeed. This one was funnier than the first one, which makes sense considering it has more episodes, but alright, and it's pleaseant to watch.
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Season Score: 74% | Ratings by Episode | {EP1: 7.5/10, EP2: 6/10, EP3: 9/10, EP4: 7/10, EP5: 7/10, EP6: 6/10, EP7: 5.5/10, EP8: 7/10, EP9: 8/10, EP10: 10/10, EP11: 9/10, EP12: 7/10, EP13: 5.5/10, EP14: 7/10, EP15: 6.5/10, EP16: 7/10, EP17: 8.5/10, EP18: 8/10, EP19: 7/10, EP20: 9/10, EP21: 7.5/10, EP22: 8.5/10}/ 22 Epsiodes = 74%
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The show keeps getting better somehow, proving itself to the fans and always leaving us wanting more whether it be Jim and Pam's pranks, Dwight's antics, or Michael's attempts of being a good boss. This season truly marks the beginning of the Office's takeover of TV.
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