The Office - Season Two
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Movie Reviews of The Office - Season Two
Movie Review: Fall out of your chair funny
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this show and if you haven't seen it, you must be living under a rock. every episode is just as funny as the last. Be warned some of the scenes are so hilariously awkward their really hard to watch, they'll have you covering your face with both hands saying "Oh no" while laughing out loud the whole time. with 22 episodes you'll be cringing and howling for hours.Movie Review: The Office hits its stride!
Summary: 5 Stars
Season Two was by far my favorite and the DVD set is a wonderful one to own. I have all the seasons, but if I was going to get just one, I'd get season two. I find myself watching it all the time and laughing HARD. I can't wait for the premier tonight!Movie Review: Great season, great show
Summary: 5 Stars
The Office is such a funny and entertaining television series. It's one of my favorites, and in my opinion the second season is one of the best so far. The series really starts to mature and the cast begins to gel in the second season. The writing is superb, and the cast is simply terrific. Steve Carell gives an award winning performance throughout the season, but the quality cast does not end there. Rainn Wilson, Jenna Fischer, and John Krasinski are great, along with the rest of the cast.
The second season consists of the following 22 episodes:
"The Dundies" - Originally aired September 20, 2005
"Sexual Harassment" - Originally aired September 27, 2005
"Office Olympics" - Originally aired October 4, 2005
"The Fire" - Originally aired October 11, 2005
"Halloween" - Originally aired October 18, 2005
"The Fight" - Originally aired November 1, 2005
"The Client" - Originally aired November 8, 2005
"Performance Review" - Originally aired November 15, 2005
"E-mail Surveillance" - Originally aired November 22, 2005
"Christmas Party" - Originally aired December 6, 2005
"Booze Cruise" - Originally aired January 5, 2006
"The Injury" - Originally aired January 12, 2006
"The Secret" - Originally aired January 19, 2006
"The Carpet" - Originally aired January 26, 2006
"Boys and Girls" - Originally aired February 2, 2006
"Valentine's Day" - Originally aired February 9, 2006
"Dwight's Speech" - Originally aired March 2, 2006
"Take Your Daughter to Work Day" - Originally aired March 16, 2006
"Michael's Birthday" - Originally aired March 30, 2006
"Drug Testing" - Originally aired April 27, 2006
"Conflict Resolution" - Originally aired May 4, 2006
"Casino Night" - Originally aired May 11, 2006
All of the episodes are so good that it is difficult to even pick out some favorites, although I will say that The Dundies, Sexual Harassment, Performance Review, Booze Cruise, and Casino Night are hilarious. This collection contains a generous amount of extras, including deleted scenes, bloopers, commentaries, and the webisodes from NBC.com.
This DVD set is absolutely worth owning and you'll get a lot of enjoyment out of watching the episodes. If you're already a fan of The Office, you'll want to add this set to your collection. If you know someone who is a fan and doesn't already own this DVD set, it would make a great gift.
Movie Review: Eggcellent
Summary: 5 Stars
This season gave me an apiphary that this is the best show ever. There's bears, beets, and battlestar galactica- but nothing compares or bets The OfficeMovie Review: What a disappointment!
Summary: 1 Stars
I am a huge fan of the original British version of "The Office". I had serious doubts the American version could be anywhere near as good (I am American, by the way), simply because when you do a remake, it has to breathe and have a life of its own, not merely copy the original. This is not easy to do. But I was swayed by the glowing reviews of fans on Amazon. To my immense disappointment, I could not tolerate more than a few minutes of any episode of Season Two. Hard to say why... Probably it's because I've seen it all before. There is nothing new here. I was hoping for a fresh creation from the same source, not merely a copy of the original (and a less funny one, at that). For example, it's weird that the characters have so many of the same gestures, tics, and even appearance as their British counterparts. For heaven's sake, couldn't the writers take the idea and run with it? Did they have to slavishly copy the original? If you have already seen the British version, watching this is like seeing the same thing over again, but not as good. It is NOT like seeing an additional season of a show you already know and love.