I prefer SilentMose. The visual of him jumping on the trampoline would have been enough. Hearing him talk so much…that’s like Dylan going electric. Only the opposite, because he’s Amish.
“Did we or did we not pay for a show?” How did that not make the final cut? I know some people have complained that this ep was light on laughs. Well we can now see where they went!
Mose says everybody poops, which is the title of a kids book helping them deal with bodily functions. Could that be the bedtime story Dwight reads him? Either way more Mose, but he probably works best in small doses.
I don’t think anyone has said this, but did anyone else think the “everybody poops” comment was in regards to the outhouse incident the night before? Hahaha.
Pam wasn’t embarrassed about the beds at all - it was that Jim was about to take a shower, in the middle of the room. Note the focus on their theme, “Irrigation Room,” when the door closes.
I love how the shampoo is in what looks like an old glass milk bottle. And it’s pink–made from beets, no doubt?! Too funny… I also noticed that Pam looked embarassed about the beds when she closes the door on the camera. Cute and very real.
“More spins.” :-)
50 | Delegate from Iceland Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 7:21am
let’s join mental forces and try and send telepathic messages to the writers to include Mose as a more frequent fixture in the show. Helicopter!
Elizabeth: But Mose didn’t seem to know who Angela was. They could date without him even realizing it. Of course they would all figure it out eventually, and that could be too much of a soap opera scenario. But that would be the ultimate revenge that she could exact on Dwight, I agree with you there.
As much fun as filming that must have been, I prefer low-dose Mose. A mute, or nearly so, character is funnier, especially since Michael Schur’s appearance as Mose works but his voice doesn’t sync with the rural Mose.
I prefer SilentMose. The visual of him jumping on the trampoline would have been enough. Hearing him talk so much…that’s like Dylan going electric. Only the opposite, because he’s Amish.
58 | Elisabeth Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 7:18pmRe: #51
You are amazing. I tip my hat to you and your excellent use of twss.
[from tanster: yes, well played.]
57 | isthisoak Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 4:15pm“Did we or did we not pay for a show?” How did that not make the final cut? I know some people have complained that this ep was light on laughs. Well we can now see where they went!
56 | Heather in SD Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 9:34amDwight needs to try to get Mose a job at Dunder Mifflin - THAT would be hilarious to watch.
55 | Will Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 9:04amMose says everybody poops, which is the title of a kids book helping them deal with bodily functions. Could that be the bedtime story Dwight reads him? Either way more Mose, but he probably works best in small doses.
54 | headphone Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 8:53amI don’t think anyone has said this, but did anyone else think the “everybody poops” comment was in regards to the outhouse incident the night before? Hahaha.
53 | LC Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 8:50amPam wasn’t embarrassed about the beds at all - it was that Jim was about to take a shower, in the middle of the room. Note the focus on their theme, “Irrigation Room,” when the door closes.
52 | Voltaire Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 8:43am“More Mose, please. More, more, MORE.”
Oh Tanster, that’s a total TWSS.
51 | ThatsWhatISaid Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 8:28amI love how the shampoo is in what looks like an old glass milk bottle. And it’s pink–made from beets, no doubt?! Too funny… I also noticed that Pam looked embarassed about the beds when she closes the door on the camera. Cute and very real.
“More spins.” :-)
50 | Delegate from Iceland Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 7:21amlet’s join mental forces and try and send telepathic messages to the writers to include Mose as a more frequent fixture in the show. Helicopter!
49 | the zoppity Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 7:03amHelllll i copter!
48 | Purple Belt Tue. Oct. 23, 2007 at 2:45amMose merchandising!
47 | irrigationroom Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 11:48pmI love Mose. “Everyone Poops.” That put a smile on my face, I think if Kevin heard it would have too.
46 | Kim Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 10:46pmCannonball! Lemonbomb! Jim Pam watch! Jim Pam watch! Jim Pam watch!
45 | bonash Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 9:39pmProbably the funniest moment in the entire show’s history.
Seems Jim and Pam played parents all weekend…to very, very strange children. I love how they even use the parent voice.
With all the practice they have w/ Michael and Dwight, I think they’ll do well in the future.
44 | muppet babies tatoo Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 9:25pmElizabeth: But Mose didn’t seem to know who Angela was. They could date without him even realizing it. Of course they would all figure it out eventually, and that could be too much of a soap opera scenario. But that would be the ultimate revenge that she could exact on Dwight, I agree with you there.
43 | Kaytor Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 8:49pmYou know what is even more funny, I used to have that Jurassic Park shirt when I was younger.
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!
I want my shirt back Mose
42 | Dean Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 8:47pmAs much fun as filming that must have been, I prefer low-dose Mose. A mute, or nearly so, character is funnier, especially since Michael Schur’s appearance as Mose works but his voice doesn’t sync with the rural Mose.
41 | Jan Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 8:42pmOh wow! Mose is so awesome. I loved the trampoline, and how it was part of the “show”. Amazing, definitely more Mose please!
40 | moomintroll Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 8:39pm“Jim, Pam, watch! Jim, Pam, watch!” aka, “Mom, dad, watch! Mom, dad, watch!”
I can see how the scene of Mose on the trampoline could have been too much for the episode, but as a deleted scene, that is absolutely HILARIOUS.
39 | Melody Mon. Oct. 22, 2007 at 8:37pm