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r/theoffice • u/herefloragoodtime • Jul 22 '26
If anyone wants their user flair changed but can't do it themselves, just leave a comment with exactly what you'd like it to say and I'll update it for you!
r/theoffice • u/lanhcey • Jul 15 '26
Made a daily The Office character guessing game: 3 modes, new puzzle every day!
Hi everyone!
I built theofficedle.com, a browser game where you guess The Office character of the day. One character, same for everyone, new one every day.

Heavily inspired by Wordle & LoLdle: It's one character a day, same for everyone who plays. You start typing character names and it tells you what you got right, department, branch, what season they first showed up, that kind of thing, going green or yellow until you land on the answer.
Three ways to play:
- classic: the guessing grid with clues on every try 🟩🟧🟥 (department, branch, what season they first showed up, that kind of thing).
- quote: you get a line and have to name who said it 💬
- emoji: a character revealed one emoji at a time 😃 (brutal on the first emoji, obvious by the last, that's the whole fun)
The funniest part has been watching which ones destroy people. Everyone's convinced they'd ace Quote mode until they get a Creed line. The emoji ones people either solve instantly or stare at for five minutes.
Free, no login, works on your phone, keeps your streak. Archive's there too if you want to catch up on old ones.
I'm still adding to it constantly, so: which characters or quotes am I missing? And be honest, how bad did today's Quote get you?
Open to any feedback, enjoy! :)
r/theoffice • u/Jealous_Parsnip_6540 • 5h ago
underrated andy moment
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r/theoffice • u/Jealous_Parsnip_6540 • 1d ago
forget Scott's tots. this was far more difficult to watch
the pool table, date mike, andy and erin, oscar with gay warehouse guy. this was one of the best eps and also the cringiest
Edit: AND OF COURSE ANGELA AND DWIGHT JESUS
r/theoffice • u/kolonato • 1d ago
My Beloved Wife Threw Me A Birthday Party
Theme was complicated, she made me sleep for one hour.
r/theoffice • u/lurkerbutnotrealy • 2h ago
Looks weirdly similar to a show I’ve seen before…
r/theoffice • u/DogDad919 • 3h ago
Charles Miner & Ryan Howard = proof that business school isn’t perfect
Just restarted the Superfan ep where they introduce Charles, and the line that “I learned in business school how to quickly identify waste” after meeting Jim is…maybe proof that he didn’t learn all of the lessons from business school 1 having spent time with Michael Scott in NY and 2 Dwight literally just flicks lights on and off right after the awkward Jim interaction.
r/theoffice • u/ThisIsntThe70sBud • 1d ago
What character opinions do you also 100% agree with?
r/theoffice • u/doomstig • 1d ago
Jim has been looking at me, kind of, a lot all week. I would be creeped out by it, but it’s nothing compared to the way Michael looks at me.
Epic.
r/theoffice • u/JohanMchado • 1d ago
Still makes absolutely no sense
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r/theoffice • u/Ok_Relationship9188 • 1d ago
What’s the best episode to show someone who has never seen The Office before
Hello! What episodes would you suggest showing my bf who I KNOW would love the show, but doesn’t want to commit to watching the whole series? Thanks!
r/theoffice • u/ICD_Runner • 1d ago
Branch Manager (or Assistant to the Branch Manager)
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r/theoffice • u/emoshinal • 22h ago
Puzzle Identification Help Request
A friend of mine is looking to figure out which puzzle was featured on the show. He doesn't have Reddit.
He had the attached video and the images. He didn't mention knowing the season or episode.
THANK YOU!
https://reddit.com/link/1w3xfjg/video/rr4hynkr6tmh1/player
The green puzzle box.
r/theoffice • u/wastedambitionist • 1d ago
MAN I WOULD LIKE TO BURN YOUR CANDLES
hands down one of the best (and craziest) episodes in the series
r/theoffice • u/forget_me_not_uwu • 2d ago
Season 2 Episode 12 :
One of my fav episodes. Haha.
r/theoffice • u/ElectricEliminator5 • 1d ago
Needed some help remembering an episode.
Hello,
I was hoping you all could help me remeber a episode thats been racking my brain.
Its one of the later season episodes. It's s a quick scene of someone from the office walking out of a cakeshop/bakery holding a cake box. The shot is of the storefront and they walk out of the front door holding the pastry box.
Sorry I don't have more details regarding the episode. I appreciate any help. Thank you fine folks.
r/theoffice • u/Known_Grocery4434 • 1d ago
How many times have you watched the whole series?
I think I'm at 6 full loops.
Watched them all live after the first season.
Binged them all after graduating college 2 times.
Had them all on in the background 3 times on Comedy Central while working from home.
r/theoffice • u/Nuclease-free_man • 1d ago
Recommendations about where to stop for the office noob
+edit2:
Thanks I guess I’ll watch the whole thing. Thanks to you all who actually helped me and gave me info
Idk why but don’t be so pissed, all I wanted was just other people’s opinions, that’s all
————— op —————
Hey folks, I’ve started watching the office recently, and it is quite fun actually. Currently on S03E03.
The thing is, my friends told me the later seasons are not that good. (like after season 8)
So, is it okay to stop after season 7? Will I be missing much? What are your opinions?
Thanks in advance!
+edit: Please don’t get me wrong, I just have so many tv shows that I wanna watch atm so just wanted to ask for different pov lol I wasn’t a big tv shows guy. Please don’t get mad at me for asking
r/theoffice • u/FeeRough3019 • 21h ago
The Office characters as Inglourious Basterds characters
Jim as Aldo Raine
Pam Shosanna
Michael as Donny The Bear Jew
Dwight as Hans Landa
Angela as Bridget Von Hammersmark
Creed as Hugo Stiglitz
Oscar as Marcel
Andy as Hicox
r/theoffice • u/shubhman20 • 2d ago
Michael does not get enough credit for being a great salesman.
In the first episode itself we see him closing a sale in the library that Jim couldn't close. Then the sales call in chillis with Jan. And also many times michael has shown his great people skills like remembering the small details about people and their lives. Remember how he remembered the daughter of that business owner was allergic to something in the gift basket. Michael's talents are rarely acknowledged by the fan base.