One of the best episodes of season 9. Jim and Pam are back, Angela and Dwight finally get engaged, and Darrell gets a proper farewell.
9 Reviews
A.A.R.M. (#9.22)
ComedyFan201015 February 2019
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They are getting ready for documentary. Darryl leaves. Dwight proposes to Angela.
Wonderful episode! I had tears in my eyes through the whole last 20 minutes. It was great to see the video Jim compiled for Pam. Darryl's wonderful dance with everyone. And Dwight and Angela... His talk to Jim was beautiful. So great to see him choose Angela, his love, over the "perfect" woman. And the proposal... Omg! It is the best proposal I ever saw on TV so far.
Wonderful episode! I had tears in my eyes through the whole last 20 minutes. It was great to see the video Jim compiled for Pam. Darryl's wonderful dance with everyone. And Dwight and Angela... His talk to Jim was beautiful. So great to see him choose Angela, his love, over the "perfect" woman. And the proposal... Omg! It is the best proposal I ever saw on TV so far.
Funny, emotional, heartwarming, for what could you ask more?
theteamavengers14 July 2020
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One of the best episodes of the office. Every minute of this episode was fantastic.Seeing Andy at the singing audition was really great.The first 20 minutes are all about comedy.
the 2nd half of the episode made me cry and die of laughing. Pam watching Jim's video shows again why they are the best TV couple.Jim giving advice to Dwight was truly a wonderful moment.
Darryl's leaving dance was one of the best scenes in the entire show. I was very sad that he left. He was one of my favourite characters. And now Dwight and Angela finally got engaged. Amazing. 9 seasons for them to get together and we all knew that since day 1.
And the documentary is arriving.So yeah, i'm preparing myself for the finale. i just don't want it to end.
I'm not crying you're crying!
wlvandiermen6 April 2021
Loveeeee
samratsingraur9 November 2020
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The assistant to the assistant regional manager plot was humourously funny. Jim and Dwight's friendship to the next level was witnessed and it was sooo hekin beautiful. The love plot with Dwight realising that the baby was def Schrute and also realising his love for Angela over the past few years, chasing her car down and asking her to marry him; and Jim making Pam realise he doesn't have any regrets for staying, by giving her his cute little doc video literally broke me. It made me cry like hell and the song 'snow patrol' was the right choice just like every other song in this show.
yes! 10
francogrex26 July 2021
My All-Time Favorite Episode Of My All-Time Favorite Comedy Series!
spasek19 July 2021
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If this episode doesn't have you choking back tears or actually shedding a few, then I don't know what to tell you.
With all of the tension and conflict between Jim and Pam throughout most of this season, this was a truly beautiful way to bring love and healing to them and their relationship. It's hard to appreciate the "highs" without the "lows." And this episode was a tremendous "high" to be sure!
Once again, Jim comes through, and in more ways than one. Pam is now feeling guilty as she starts to think that she's the obstacle preventing Jim from fulfilling his dream. What she doesn't realize is that SHE and their family is his dream! The way that Jim goes about proving this to her is beyond touching. I don't know of anyone who wouldn't be bowled over by such a profound, romantic gesture as this one, which ties all the way back to the Christmas episode involving the teapot. Magical and fantastic way of the writer to put that in there.
I have a hard time deciding which is more profoundly epic and sublime: Jim's gesture to Pam, or Jim telling Dwight what is truly important in life. That bit of dialogue is something that every, single person should either read or listen to if you are having trouble trying to answer that question about what is important to you in life. Since the two scenes are gelled into one, I suppose I can easily honor both and accept both as one!
And, of course, I loved the end where Darryl gets to dance with everyone to Earth, Wind, and Fire's epic song, "Boogie Wonderland." It moves me from tears to smiles and laughter. Is there a better way to end an episode like that? I can't think of one!
With all of the tension and conflict between Jim and Pam throughout most of this season, this was a truly beautiful way to bring love and healing to them and their relationship. It's hard to appreciate the "highs" without the "lows." And this episode was a tremendous "high" to be sure!
Once again, Jim comes through, and in more ways than one. Pam is now feeling guilty as she starts to think that she's the obstacle preventing Jim from fulfilling his dream. What she doesn't realize is that SHE and their family is his dream! The way that Jim goes about proving this to her is beyond touching. I don't know of anyone who wouldn't be bowled over by such a profound, romantic gesture as this one, which ties all the way back to the Christmas episode involving the teapot. Magical and fantastic way of the writer to put that in there.
I have a hard time deciding which is more profoundly epic and sublime: Jim's gesture to Pam, or Jim telling Dwight what is truly important in life. That bit of dialogue is something that every, single person should either read or listen to if you are having trouble trying to answer that question about what is important to you in life. Since the two scenes are gelled into one, I suppose I can easily honor both and accept both as one!
And, of course, I loved the end where Darryl gets to dance with everyone to Earth, Wind, and Fire's epic song, "Boogie Wonderland." It moves me from tears to smiles and laughter. Is there a better way to end an episode like that? I can't think of one!
Literally cried while watching it
SNB-3445024 April 2022
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Even in the start, you can feel that you are in a good episode. I liked the things between people and Darly, I liked Jim as the assistant goofing off and how he made Dwight both higher and lower in rank as assistant. Cried at the end.
10/10.
10/10.
Unnecessary
wryall12 August 2022
It's ok but feels like the previous episode should have been the penultimate one, no reason for this really. Also it's not particularly funny in all the plot lines and Andy is still annoying and doesn't feel like himself.
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