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Though Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson, and John Krasinski got most of the attention and big laughs, the series’ true MVP was Jenna Fischer. She could land a good frustrated look with the best of them, but her vulnerability and warmth provided the series its humanity. Her character changed the most organically throughout the series’ life, and in a very unshowy way, she provided a center that made these characters seem like an ad hoc family, not just a collection of types. So it’s appropriate she uttered the final words we heard as we move from her taking the painting she drew of Dunder Mifflin off the wall, to Michael Scott placing it on the wall after buying it at her art show years ago, to a final image of Dunder Mifflin itself.
“I thought it was weird when you picked us to make a documentary, but all in all, I think an ordinary paper company like Dunder Mifflin was a great subject for a documentary. There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn’t that kind of the point?”
Vulture’s The Office Finale Recap
Agreed.
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I am so blessed and happy with the amazing friends I found here thanks to The Office. It truly is so much more than a show to me
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They did the most beautiful job of giving me everything I wanted. Everything I wanted for the characters and everything I wanted emotionally, to send off this show. The way Steve’s return was handled was masterful, never overshadowing the show’s goodbye but respecting the deep…
[AGGRESSIVELY THROWS AN EMMY TO STEVE CARELL]
[AGGRESSIVELY THROWS AN EMMY TO JOHN KRASINSKI]
[AGGRESSIVELY THROWS AN EMMY TO JENNA FISCHER]
[AGGRESSIVELY THROWS AN EMMY TO RAINN WILSON]
[AGGRESSIVELY THROWS EMMYS TO THE WHOLE OFFICE CAST]
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