Pippi Longstocking | Never-Before-Seen Deleted Scene | A Peacock Extra | The Office

Watch this hilarious never-before-seen deleted scene from The Office season 5, episode 10 "The Surplus", where Michael Scott tells the tale boy who longed for a Pippi Longstocking doll.

Clip from Season 5, Episode 10: "THE SURPLUS" - Oscar (Oscar Nunez) informs Michael (Steve Carell) that the office must spend a $4300 surplus or lose it in next year's budget. When Michael opens up the floor for suggestions, factions break out and officemates square off against one another in order to get what they want. Meanwhile, Dwight (Rainn Wilson) takes Angela (Angela Kinsey) and Andy (Ed Helms) to Schrute Farms to work on their wedding plans.

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[GarisonC]

The way Micheal’s story starts to shift from third person when he says “his stepdad Jeff” and then just goes to first person is comedy gold.

[theartofpixels]

I love how Michael first tries to disguise the boy in the story as anyone when it's very clearly him.

[teapottanuki]

He started off “this could be anyone” and didn’t even realise he went to “this is all about me”. Perfectly describes Michael Scott.

[IantheDugan]

Absolutely fascinating comparing this to the real scene, how they cut up and reorganized the monologue to shorten things. The power of editing.

[Thunder_Bear_mg]

Michael sinking slowly in the chair always gets me.

[switchblade_bambi]

Michael looking at his watch and going "oop my phone is ringing" is probably the most Michael thing he's ever done

[BucksFan]

I love that Micheal was really about to answer Kevin’s question. 😂 “Let’s see”

[TheClassyArchitect]

“That’s the original”
“Erklenomically”
This show is too good for this world.

[paulcrowder]

Being an editor for this show must have been painful. Every deleted scene I’ve ever seen was just as funny as what made it into the episodes.

[ahmedsaoudi]

No matter how awesome a scene from The Office is, just know there's an even better version of it hidden in some NBC warehouse. This show is just bigger than reality; it keeps on giving almost ten years after it aired. What a legend!

[sooyoonkim]

I love how Jim is in the middle of a sales call and he senses the "this is gonna be good" vibe and decides to hang up

[woozy]

The funniest part of this is when he says “they don’t even have paper” about the African kids, Stanley’s face is priceless

[iagas]

So many details in this clip
- Michael ate the tiramisu that Pam threw away earlier
- Michael glances at his watch -- "that's my phone!"
- Urkelnomically

[BryanPerez-cywm]

Legend has it Michael Scott drew the idea for the smart watches when he looked at his watch and said his phone is ringing

[queeniewong]

Went from being a story told in third person to first person 😂

[emptyspace]

1:54 Michael saying "erkelnomically correct" never ever has failed to make me laugh and I've seen the scene like 50 times at least

[yoshidracos.a.]

Often times I wonder, what if we could have extended cuts of all episodes of the Office featuring certain deleted scenes that could've added extra context to the episodes

[BruceWayne-ntvh]

Stanley saying "I didn't hear your phone ring" had me rolling

[sethlevine]

When he looks at his watch and says that's his phone going off, little did he know what today's world holds

[therealryangranger]

They knew 14 years ago the 2020s would be hard and difficult. So they decided to schedule deleted scenes to be released during the 2020s. 😊