Dunder Mifflin helps fight breast cancer

Friday, September 1st, 2006

Dunder Mifflin is participating in LEE National Denim Day and its fight against breast cancer on October 6th.

Watch the Dunder Mifflin PSA here. (At least Michael didn’t make any Hooters jokes.)

11 comments

  1. Yeah, um, aren’t all the episodes set on like thursadys, so how are they gonna do that. my friend said they could do it so like michael wants a jean party on the thursday, but its confusing, and so am i! LOL! if anyone has an answer, let me know! :P

  2. “chicken breast … hold the chicken”

  3. Maybe it’s just me but it seems like 50% of the episodes seem like they’re on a Friday. It at leastfeels like that.

  4. I’ve always really wanted to see a casual friday. Seriously. Because they are mentioned once, but never actually displayed, and I just think it might be fun. To be completely honest, theres only one episode that is quite clearly a certain day of the week. Performance Review takes place on a Thursday, because they spend the day convincing Dwight its Friday. (The end of the episode shows Friday morning. They are dressed in their normal clothes. Interestingly enough, this is the episode after casual friday was mentioned.)
    Come to think of it, Email Survaillence is on a Friday also. Not casual. Two episodes after the mention.
    These are the only episodes i can think of that mention what day of the week it is.
    J

  5. Wow, and not even one reference to ticking timebags.

  6. Hehe, Michael’s funny. Do I have to wear Lee’s? Or will my Levi’s do?

  7. Yeah, just like Season 1. I was confused at first. Too bad October 6th wasn’t on a Thursday. I like to see Michael in his Levi’s rocking casual “Friday”

  8. I KNOW! — the opening shot looked like one of their old Season 1 group photos, didn’t it?

  9. Whoa I thought they were just flashing a picture of the cast at first… and then they started talking. It was weird.

  10. hahahaa

  11. michael is pretty funny

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