Thanks for that LJ settings link. I agree about the console, though; it really bothers me that there's no history of changes I've made. Might be in the style settings? I don't know.
I haven't been able to find any log of run commands anywhere. It's a really bizarre way to do things. (I'm sure the log exists, just that they haven't exposed it.)
I forgot to record The Office last night. I miss things if I only see it once. The Michael/Stanley high-five over the pretzel should be an icon. Pretzel!
I was watching again last night--NO REASON--and I'm pretty sure B.J. Novak did write that episode. So yay to him, 'cause it was a good one.
I really loved that Dwight actually wanted to bond with Ryan; I'd sort of assumed his response to Jim would be his response to any salesman he was teamed with (e.g., psycho competition and judgment), and I love that the writers went another way. It's a great choice for Ryan, too, who isn't as fleshed-out as some of the other characters, at least in terms of his actual personality. Sometimes he seems to be in the Jim-and-Pam group of "OMG what am I doing here?", but he doesn't really share their sense of humor, and we generally just see him suffering at the hands of Michael or Kelly (and now Dwight). So it was good to see him cut loose a little.
He is five.
YES.
That phone conversation was ridiculously perfect, beginning to end. O. T. P. I have no words.
Interesting observations about VMars, too--I'll have to look for that.
'm pretty sure B.J. Novak did write that episode. So yay to him, 'cause it was a good one.
I checked IMDB and he wasn't listed as a writer, but I think his writing credits are incomplete (I could swear he wrote last week's episode). His episodes strike me as a little OTT a lot of the time, but this was a great episode.
I'd sort of assumed his response to Jim would be his response to any salesman he was teamed with (e.g., psycho competition and judgment), and I love that the writers went another way.
Yeah, it was neat to see that it was specifically a response to Jim. I get the feeling that Jim reminded Dwight a little too strongly of the popular guys in high school--there were a lot of little things, like the way he looked to Jim for clues about how to behave with women and wear a purse dress. But if Dwight's in a situation where he feels like he's the one with something to teach, his attitude is completely different
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I really loved that Dwight actually wanted to bond with Ryan; I'd sort of assumed his response to Jim would be his response to any salesman he was teamed with (e.g., psycho competition and judgment), and I love that the writers went another way. It's a great choice for Ryan, too, who isn't as fleshed-out as some of the other characters, at least in terms of his actual personality. Sometimes he seems to be in the Jim-and-Pam group of "OMG what am I doing here?", but he doesn't really share their sense of humor, and we generally just see him suffering at the hands of Michael or Kelly (and now Dwight). So it was good to see him cut loose a little.
He is five.
YES.
That phone conversation was ridiculously perfect, beginning to end. O. T. P. I have no words.
Interesting observations about VMars, too--I'll have to look for that.
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I checked IMDB and he wasn't listed as a writer, but I think his writing credits are incomplete (I could swear he wrote last week's episode). His episodes strike me as a little OTT a lot of the time, but this was a great episode.
I'd sort of assumed his response to Jim would be his response to any salesman he was teamed with (e.g., psycho competition and judgment), and I love that the writers went another way.
Yeah, it was neat to see that it was specifically a response to Jim. I get the feeling that Jim reminded Dwight a little too strongly of the popular guys in high school--there were a lot of little things, like the way he looked to Jim for clues about how to behave with women and wear a purse dress. But if Dwight's in a situation where he feels like he's the one with something to teach, his attitude is completely different ( ... )
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