Goodbye Toby Michael.

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  2. Just end it all.

  3. Unpopular opinion time!

    I think this is a good thing because The Office is past it’s prime anyway.

  4. Darryl and Kelly show time? Erin and Ryan can be there too I guess

  5. Could they PLEASSSEEE give Steve Carrell an effing Emmy now? I mean, I don’t want to live in a world where Jon Cryer has one and Steve doesn’t.

  6. Yes, the first season was pretty much regurgitated story lines, but eventually it took a life of it’s own with characters that are uniquely American and hilarious. However, I agree that the seventh season should just be the last season. What is the show without the buffoonish boss?

  7. Have the 6 years of documentary footage be released (finally) and let the following 20 episodes deal with the fallout. Then end it for good.

  8. “its own” — I am the worst with typos today. Someone just shoot me already.

  9. Now if we can just get Stephen Colbert to quit HIS show, we can get the long-anticipated “The Taco Bell Dana Carvey Show” big screen adaptation off the ground.

  10. I love Steve Carrell but I was just looking @ his IMDB page. Outside of The Office he hasn’t been in anything good since Little Miss Sunshine. Fingers crossed for Dinner For Schmucks.

  11. Well, he always left me satisfied and smiling.

  12. i’m sorry, but what is this: “One of TV’s best comedic actors of all time”
    i find that an impossible opinion.

    • I know, right? Good thing Dick Van Dyke is dead. …oh wait.

      of courrse they did say “one of” so maybe they are thinking top… 10? 20?

    • He ain’t got nothin’ on Urkel.

    • most of Arrested Development’s cast cant be considered “TV actors” since most were/are in movies long before it, with the exception of Jason Bateman who was in ‘the Hogan Family’….so all of the AD cast is disqualified….and all for good reasons.

      so that leaves, what? the entire cast of Cheers, the entire cast of Seinfeld, carol o’connor, andy kaufman, christopher lloyd, lucille ball, and jackie gleason….how is Carell’s work as Michael Scott not up there.

      forget all the bitching about “past its prime” the office still consistently makes me laugh.

    • I don’t know what an “impossible opinion” is (unless you meant it as “vexing”?), but Steve Carrell’s talent fares well in comparison to his peers throughout TV history.

      • Personally, the fact that I don’t have to worry about Steve Carrell being a racist sexist mean drunk jerk who is also probably homophobic makes him way funnier to me than most comedic actors of the past. No offense, Jeb’s avatar.

    • Also, why do people begin statements with “I’m sorry” when they are definitely not sorry?

  13. Well, as a huge fan of the show, I can only think this is for the best. It’s gotten stale and is easily the worst of the Thursday night NBC lineup. It still is pretty funny, but honestly seven years is a ripe old age for a comedy.

  14. What the one where Steve Carrell is yelling?

  15. So the bright side to this would be that we still have Two and a Half Men?

  16. I don’t watch the American ‘Office’, but would the show still be on without Carrell? Should they even bother?

    • That means it’s over, I think so. You can’t have a show populated entirely with Straight Men, and no crazies. I also haven’t seen the American one in four years, so I may be wrong.

  17. ‘Steve Carrell’ starts with ‘S’. I’m pretty sure he watched that soccer/satan video and realized he had no choice but to leave the show, for the good of his fellow cast and crew.

  18. I think Steve Carrell is just mad the receptionist got a book deal before he did.

  19. For what? To work on the Despicable Me TV series?

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