According to Michael, Ed was almost 70 years old, which makes everyone presumed that he died of old age. However, it was confirmed by the show’s writers that Ed was indeed decapitated. Michael doesn’t take his death well, leading to his staging grief counseling with his employees.

Seasons 2-3 David is introduced in “Valentine’s Day” during a meeting to discuss the financial standings of the branches as the new CFO—the previous one having resigned due to allegations of sexual harassment from his secretary (as outlined in the episode “Sexual Harassment”).

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Even though it’s disappointing that Jim and Pam never dated in real life, look how cute Krasinski and Blunt are! If Krasinski had been dating Fisher, we never would have gotten to see the adorable way he is with his wife. Their romance is real, not an on-screen fling- and that’s the best kind.

After flirting nearly every episode, Jim and Pam finally confirmed their relationship in season 4 and tied the knot in season 6 – after Pam found out she was pregnant. Brian was first seen during season 9 as Pam and Jim’s relationship grew strained after he took a job in Philadelphia.

Nope. Because nothing did. She made herself a pest and he got rid of her. Nothing to tell.

In the “Office Summer Vacation,” Karen says that Jim “dumped her ass” and left her crying at a fountain in New York. The conversation is awkward, and Jim admits that he didn’t really want to see Karen. He also admits that he is dating Pam, which leaves Karen understandably upset, and Jim scurries off.

I cried at Michael’s”that’s what she said” joke when he came back. Just watched finale for the first time and I said the same exact thing. I’ve never cried during a show or movie before but I was a complete mess during Goodbye, Michael. The emotions were organic and well earned in Goodbye, Michael.

There was no acting in the scene where Dwight shot the bazooka. None at all.