Promo of ‘Money’
Saturday, October 13th, 2007 | 48 commentsSPOILER WARNING! Video and subsequent comments will contain spoilers.
Here is a promo of the upcoming episode, ‘Money.’
Tipster: Erin at LiveJournal Office
SPOILER WARNING! Video and subsequent comments will contain spoilers.
Here is a promo of the upcoming episode, ‘Money.’
Tipster: Erin at LiveJournal Office
I am pumped for this episode! But all I keep thinking is, “But Schrute Farms only has one bathroom…and it’s UNDER the porch! Yikes.” I’ll never take en suite bathrooms for granted again!
#17 Actually, I think it is supposed to be a situation comedy (aka sitcom). I am pretty sure that Survivor is supposed to be a reality show.
This ep looks to be good. To a previous poster’s theory, the Shrute farmhouse bathroom situation might make for a pretty funky bed and breakfast.
Re: Michael yelling…remember back on The Daily Show when Carell & Stephen Colbert did the recurring “Even Steven” segment. Every argument ended with yelling: “Yes,” “No!,” Yes!!,” “NOOO!!!” This was some of the funniest stuff ever.
Ahh Michael, we can always count on you for a good laugh!! I can’t wait for tomorrow!!
I am loving Michael’s screaming. His face just takes on new dimensions!
I just hope it won’t cost him his job. I love Jim, but he shouldn’t be boss anymore than Michael.
#38: Wrestle with fear.
I agree with everyone who says Michael is starting to collapse under the stress of everything, Jan, Ryan, debt. It’s only natural for him to crack up. And I can’t wait to see the Schrute Beet Farm again.
I totally agree with Flonkerton Rules and I think the writers have done a great job of building up Michael’s collapse - I won’t mind watching at all. (But then I loved DMI, even more than Launch Party, and I laughed my head off at the car in the lake.)
Michael has officially gone off the deep end. I wonder if his new mental state is a reflection of what is going on at home with Jan. Hmmm…
Flonkerton Rules - Ditto that, my brother.
I’m guessing Dwight and Mose are just opening the farm as a bed and breakfast, and Dwight asks Jim and Pam to try it out as their test subjects. I can’t imagine they would go there for a romantic weekend, but they probably are curious about it. If Dwight invited me to his beet farm, I would go just for the experience. Remember, when Dwight asks you to form an alliance, you should respond Absolutely…
Flonkerton Rules, I think you got it right! Michael has always “yelled” at those moments when frustration rises. Also, he is emotionally a little boy in many ways and him having a “fit” when frustration rises would go right along with that, here’s a guy reaching his meltdown point.
foundpotato, I agree I don’t think the Schrute Beet Farm is a place that inspires carnal desire, plus with the whole documentary format nothing’s going to happen in front of the cameras.
I would love to see the writers explore Michael’s confused ideas about financial matters. We saw glimpses of them when he bought his condo. It could be hilarious.
I really don’t think we need ‘I love Lucy’ style histrionics to move the story along. Michael screaming is a big turn-off.
Agreed. I don’t like when Michael yells all the time. He’s at his best when he doesn’t hog the show. Hopefully this episode isn’t like DMI in the over-the-top Michael sense.
Well said Flonkerton Rules.
#29: I figured it was probably the presence of the cameras that’s keeping Jim and Pam from, you know, going at it.
foundpotato - I’m right with ya. I’m ready to see some JAM make out action. We’ve seen Kelly & Ryan and Dwight & Angela make out and we all know that Jim & Pam are better suited for each other than the other couples. Hopefully there will be a bit more PDA in “Money”…sorry Toby, I don’t care if you don’t like it.
Your protege is now your boss and doesn’t respect or thank you for all the time and attention you lavished on him.
You got back together with your crazy ex-girlfriend who made you do stuff you didn’t want to do and now she’s living, jobless, in your condo, and she is there all the time making you drink soy milk and decorating your house in a girlie fashion.
Your company’s new technology may make you obsolete despite the years you spent dedicating yourself to the company and succeeding at being the best salesman Scranton ever had.
You realize that if your job does continue to exist, you will never, ever be doing anything different than what you are doing now, and your life will never change.
If that were my life, I’d yell a lot and do some crazy stuff, too.
I am looking forward to seeing how Jam on the farm will interact….so far I’ve been thinking they seem really buddy-buddy and chaste. It doesn’t seem to fit with their whole arc, most couples when they first get together are a little more excited and can’t keep their hands off of each other, these two don’t really seem like they’ve changed much from being best friends. (Even when they were alone on the roof they didn’t touch!)
I am sure Dwight’s farm is not going to fuel the fires of their lust, but I’d like to see a bit more of a spark between these two, it just doesn’t seem real to me otherwise. Plus it could make for some more awkward/funny moments at work. Seeing them behave with perfect restraint and decorum at all times is boring!
Fingers crossed. Bring on the beets!