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[ishita]

"Is there a limit to what Stanely won't notice" scene IS the defining moment for Stanely...

[dariakest]

Also Creed’s moment could be showing up to work on Halloween with a bloodied shirt by accident not knowing it was Halloween. 💀

[thatguyjack]

Am I the only one that noticed that Toby was left out? As in Toby’s defining moment of the show was not being included? Genius!

[sjg]

Im sorry but Kelly’s resolution to get more attention by any means necessary is THE most Kelly thing ever lmao

[cellardoor]

kevin's chilli is seriously one of the cruelest things the office has ever done. my heart breaks every time.

[SarayaDaviece]

Don’t ever for any reason, do anything to anyone for any reason, ever, no matter what, no matter where or who or who you were with or or where you were going or or where you’ve been, ever, for any reason whatsoever.
- Michael Scott

[nontaliemorrow]

They definitely should’ve done pretzel day for Stanley. Also, that scene was so forgettable for Pam. It would have been better to use the art show clip or when she takes care of Dwight when he gets a concussion. Also, did Daryl get a clip? Also, the fact that Andy wasn’t singing or playing an instrument is basically a crime.

[SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Pretty sure the most Creed thing was when he thought he was the suspect of an actual murder so he dashed right back out of the office and drove away

[doriepierre]

I feel like Pam's should've been the one talking head when she says Al Qaeda would like her if they got to know her. That's Pam at her Pammiest 😂

[haileygrimmius]

“I’m going to Thailand with some friends from high school, well A HIGH SCHOOL” 😂

[rembruhndt]

Dwight's honestly has way too many "Dwight Moments" to choose from, fire drill, CPR and Clarisse, snowball fight with Jim etc.

[courtneyknill]

Michael’s was decent, but I can’t help but think the “I want them to be afraid of how much they love me” is the best characterization of him. I felt like we also could have used a Jan clip.

[Thunder_Bear_mg]

Kevin dropping the chili never ceases to traumatize me every time I see it. Noooo!!!!

[WisGuy]

The very best scene showing all of Dwight’s character is when he empathetically tries to comfort a sobbing Pam yet ignorantly deduces she has PMS.

[ighao]

phyllis' one is, for me, the best one. she looks so cute and in peace with herself in that scene. you can see that socializing clearly makes her feel better, as everyone talking to her makes her happy. so pure and innocent. I never get tired of seeing this scene

[lakshmi]

The most Michael thing ever: him actually considering firing Dwight during the simulation 😂

[mr_dogfather_]

The most “Toby” thing ever is the fact that he’s not in this video

[larapalapucian]

‘Ryan used me as an object’ is one of the most Kelly things to say

[IantheDugan]

SHOCKED that Stanley’s pretzel monologue didn’t take his slot, since that’s widely regarded as a summarizing moment for him, but I’m glad you guys are thinking out of the box and not going for the obvious stuff :)

[analynmarcos]

Let us all agree that Every Creed's scene is his most defining moment