The Office: Season Four DVD
| The Office: Season Four. This show is witty, clever and comical at the same time. I watched the first season on a suggestion from a friend, and didn't know what I thought. After getting into it and watching every episode after that, I began to love the style and approach.
The character and plot development are outstanding! You will quickly grow attached to the characters and their stories... even the challenging times are engaging. I would recommend this show for anyone who enjoys a good laugh, but still wants a story that inspire thought and emotion. This season is a masterpiece. That says volumes because the first three seasons are gold as well. Less episodes but longer which makes the set its own unique mode of viewing. As per usual, the jokes get funnier as the cast interacts with Michael Scott. Toby is ABOMINABLY loathed by Michael and even called out as "Satan" in a meeting. "Fire Guy" Ryan is suddenly the tumultuous corporate branch "boss" over Michael who doesn't seem to really get that and doesn't seem to have to at any point. The triangle of Andy (who can lactate... sort of), Angela (proud owner of Garbage, the cat) and Dwight (emotionally comatose) turns into something even funnier in Season 5. Kelly remains the most annoying member of the crew - which is to her credit because its hard for me to hate characters on this show... and she's even more of a desperate cat in heat in Season 5. Meredith is taken down by a cracked pelvis also known as the "foaming, barking killer." Or was it rabies? Hard to believe but as perfect as this season is, the next one is even funnier! |
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