The Rise and Fall of Ryan Howard - The Office

Ryan (B.J. Novak), once the lowly intern of Dunder Mifflin Scranton, took a shot at the top, only to fall fast and hard in the most disastrous scandal in paper-selling history.

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The Rise and Fall of Ryan Howard - The Office

[malinik]

The only consistent thing about Ryan’s character was his inconsistency

[devenmiller]

He went downhill after Stanley kindly offered to helpfully find his mind

[NickMcHardyGolfs]

Looking back I think Ryan was actually a well written example of how money/success doesn’t change people it just reveals them.

[KhadaJhin]

He does the passive aggressive sensitive jerk coworker so well, the empty words he throws, the lack of respect he receives, the awkward stares he gets, he really gets under your skin, he's perfect.

[richiel]

I just realised how in season 4 Ryan talks to Jim about not being serious about his work and later on Jim moves Ryan to the closet for not taking his work seriously

[Allagi]

Ryan's character is funny because in the beginning he seems like the normal guy thrown into a bizarre and crazy office but then he devolves into one of the weirdest and most neurotic characters on the show.

[Akirex]

I love how Ryan went from being probably the most normal and harmless character in the office to one of the weirdest

[fulltimeslackerii]

the show gets so much funnier when you consider that ryan and mindy are on the writing staff and wrote themselves one of the most toxic relationships in all of TV history

[darkmatter]

Ryan: VP of Sales
Creed: Hey look! It's the temp

[amydunnefp]

The fact that b.j ruined his own character for our entertainment is amazing

[mugiwaranoDave]

8:05 "Look! It's the temp!!"
Creed not knowing his colleagues name is always funny

[aeternusnightshade]

I love how he tried to put Jan down and Jan simply went like "Lol, alright kid."

[davtash]

Started of slow, but then he fell into the antagonist role so naturally.
Sort of like Jan actually.
Same office, Same responsibilities, Different salaries.

[joeking]

“Just as hot as Jan but in a different way” - Michael Scott

[gxgala]

When Ryan is VP of Dunder Mifflin, you can feel the arrogance and power-happy aura around him that you previously couldn’t. It’s crazy how he transforms from a pushover into almost a dictator

[mikeg]

B.J. Novak was a huge part of the entire show, glad he was part of this, can't imagine the series without his writing and acting.

[harambethegorilla]

*Don't let this distract you from the fact that Ryan started the fire.*

[thecoolestavery]

This man is the reason Michael was questioning his sexuality

[chrissy]

Creed saying “it’s the temp”💀💀💀 completely unaware of his position at all

[danielpina]

I find it amazing how much love Micheal had for Ryan. Even after humiliating him, his co workers, the company that he so defended etc he still offered him many and many opportunities of redemption. Almost like a father to son type of relationship