THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 7 CAST SERIES
THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 7 CAST TV

This meant that the Ryan-Dwight alliance established at the end of Scott's Tots led to nothing, as the Jim plot ended four episodes later.

Paul Lieberstein has admitted that Jim's demotion back to Assistant Regional Manager, after being promoted half a season earlier was a result of poor audience response to the change and Dwight's resulting plot to seriously get him fired.

The character of Jordan was originally meant to be another Romantic False Lead, but not only did she disappear after three episodes, most of her scenes ended up being cut from the episodes in question. This included the character of Cathy, who hit on Jim in one episode after a season of hanging out in the background and then was Put on a Bus, and Brian the boom mic guy, who appeared to have been in love with Pam for years only for nothing to happen.

Every time a Romantic False Lead is introduced for Jim or Pam following season 4 on, nothing ever comes of it.

The ninth season had Jim re-address this issue.

Season 4 was clearly setting up a Jim-yearns-for-more arc (probably to mirror the major Character Development arc Pam had gone through the year before) but the season was cut short due to the writer's strike.

This was supposed to be the start of a storyline about Toby developing a gambling addiction, but it ended up not happening.

In 'Casino Night', Toby reveled in having won money from Michael, and said he was going to chase that feeling.

She exposed her breasts to Michael in Season 2's Christmas party, aggressively flirted with several minor male characters, and did a sexual dance up against Darryl on his last day in Scranton.

Meredith seemingly had a crush on Jim and made a few awkward hints in that direction (she asked him alone to sign her pelvic cast after Michael hit her with his car), but it isn't uncommon for her to make blatantly sexual advances towards men.

Kevin is like this with just about any female, sometimes even admitting when something turns him on. Michael tends to barrel forward with almost any crush he has, often going straight to borderline Stalker with a Crush.

Abhorrent Admirer: Happens in various ways.

THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 7 CAST TV

It was also notable as one of the first network TV shows to really embrace the Web and video streaming, beginning with special edited versions of episodes made available after airing, then extending to a number of web-only mini-episodes. It also spawned Parks and Recreation, a very similar Work Com set in the public sector rather than the private, and a further Spiritual Successor with Brooklyn Nine-Nine as a Police Procedural comedy. It went on to become one of the most acclaimed comedies of its era, winning accolades in particular for the performances of Carell and the rest of the cast. In the UK (where it's subtitled An American Workplace to avoid confusion with the original) it has, shaky start notwithstanding, been much better received than most American remakes. Quite notably, the American version focused on the rest of the office workers to a far greater degree than the original. It started out as a fairly straightforward Cultural Translation and initially received a generally skeptical-to-unfavorable reception, but soon came into its own as it moved away from the original's awkward, cringe-inducing brand of humor and towards more of an absurdist style. Novak, and Ed Helms, with (for a while) James Spader.

THE OFFICE SEASON 8 EPISODE 7 CAST SERIES

Set at the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of the Dunder Mifflin paper company, the series starred Steve Carell as office manager Michael Scott also featured in the cast were Rainn Wilson, John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, B.J. Based upon the British version, the American adaption of The Office ran on NBC from 2005 to 2013.

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