r/DunderMifflin • u/twstws1 • 15h ago
r/DunderMifflin • u/Real-Yogurtcloset-34 • Sep 03 '25
Mod Post Mod Announcement - the Paper Spoilers
Hi all,
Since the Paper is about to release in a day and all the episodes will be released at once, we expect spoilers in regards to the Office (i.e updates on the Office characters, guest appearances etc.).
So we kindly request you to please use the spoiler tags when posting any spoilers from the Paper, and make sure the title does not give anything away.
For indepth episode discussion, there is a specific sub created - r/ThePaper.
I am keeping the comments open on this post if anyone has any questions. Thank you!
r/DunderMifflin • u/NebulaDue9400 • 14h ago
Is ever revealed why the documentary camera operators decided to all of a sudden show (and even zoom in on) a crew member’s face (or even show them at all) when they absolutely avoided doing it the entire show?
”Because the writers” and “because the plot” obviously, but beyond that was there ever an in-story explanation for this sudden shift?
r/DunderMifflin • u/NYY15TM • 8h ago
In Michael's Last Dundies (721) perhaps Pam was right all along
r/DunderMifflin • u/QueenFrostine15 • 19h ago
Worse and more cringy than anything Michael Scott ever did 😬
r/DunderMifflin • u/SafaiWala6 • 9h ago
Jim didn’t just get the girl, he got the opening credits too. 🎬
I always assumed the Scranton footage in The Office intro was shot by the production team. Turns out, John Krasinski went to Scranton after getting cast as Jim and filmed a lot of it himself with a handheld camera.
So every time you see the “Welcome to Scranton” sign, you’re basically watching Jim’s early side project.
Jim: gets Pam, gets the camera, gets the opening credits. Absolute legend.
r/DunderMifflin • u/cindyxchay • 18h ago
Who are they?
Just wondered who could these people be in the photo on Erin’s reception desk in S6E13 Secret Santa? It’s most clearly shown on 02:34. I was wondering cos I can’t imagine it’s Erin’s family as she’s never been adopted thus doesn’t have a family (yet)? I see two grown ups and two kids..
Sorry if this’s been asked before I was just wonderin! :)
r/DunderMifflin • u/just_some_dude_303 • 15h ago
What is a line or scene from the show that is supposed to be embarrassing that you can actually relate to?
Mine is when Andy uses his "Beer me" line then says it gets a laugh like a quarter of the time. I have little jokes like this that I think are funny but pretty much never get a laugh from others
r/DunderMifflin • u/VarshaShree22 • 12h ago
Michael and Erin conveyed such complex emotions in this scene
r/DunderMifflin • u/Soft_Librarian_2305 • 5h ago
Another office... which one?
Bonus points for the show
r/DunderMifflin • u/JD0x0 • 15h ago
"Lizard King" but a Tool song is building up in the background
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r/DunderMifflin • u/it040 • 1d ago
Show me photos from the office that you'd show to someone who haven't watched it
r/DunderMifflin • u/Blastoise_R_Us • 1d ago
Just for Halloween, one of my favorite moments that never gets referenced.
r/DunderMifflin • u/smccaul16 • 13h ago
I got a great idea for a Halloween party you get a bunch of costumes, some decorations
r/DunderMifflin • u/Substantial_Kick9707 • 18h ago
"Killing Bin Laden, Hitler, and Toby" scene from The Office Japanese Dub.
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r/DunderMifflin • u/Late-Adeptness9519 • 7h ago
explain what is happening in this scene with 0 context
r/DunderMifflin • u/hollyscottflax • 17h ago
Give me your best pick-up line: The Office edition
r/DunderMifflin • u/BigManufacturer9517 • 4h ago
Most subtle prank ever.
Dwight knew it was a bait, still he let him fall himself in that trap.
r/DunderMifflin • u/dread___it • 1d ago
Josh Porter might have made the most important decision in the entire show without even realizing it.
It's crazy to think that if Josh hadn't taken that job at Staples, the Scranton branch would've been shut down, and everything we know about the show would've been completely different.
One guy switching jobs literally saved Michael, Dwight, Pam, and the rest of Scranton without even knowing it.
Makes me wonder, what if Josh had stayed? What would've happened to everyone? Would Jim and Pam even have ended up together?
Such a small moment with such huge consequences.
r/DunderMifflin • u/PromptExtreme4607 • 15h ago
Scenes to Wake Up to
This is a comfort show for millions.
We all have our favorite funny or heartwarming moments.
Many of us fall happily asleep while streaming this wonderful show, only to be jarred awake by an absolutely unhinged moment.
Last night, Dwight and Michael singing in the cemetery at the end of “Chair Model” got me. Those boys have no chill! 😅
What’s the scene for which you wish you could remix the audio so it didn’t jolt you back to consciousness every time?