I’ve seen people using “that’s what she said” in a very serious setting, as a way to say “good point/touché”. They had no idea it was from the Office.
I’ve seen people using “that’s what she said” in a very serious setting, as a way to say “good point/touché”. They had no idea it was from the Office.
The sad thing for myself, a Brit that enjoyed the British version ( the original ) and can’t watch more than a minute of that other load of crap, is that this saying is attributed to that shit show when it’s been around for so much longer. It used to carry some weight when used sparingly and in the right context. Now it is so much more cheapened.
Well anyway OP, I hope you’ve learned a thing.
Edit. Gee I have only just joined this place and I had hoped it wasn’t going to be like Reddit where silly fucks downvote simply because you state an opinion. Hmmmmm, should I have known better ? To the downvoters, get a life.
If you go into the US office expecting more of the UK office, you will be disappointed.
The first season is the closest to the original, but not great.
Then it found it’s own flavour from season 2 onwards.
Might be worth dipping your toes into a random episode in season 2 or 3. If you go in without prejudice or expectations, you might discover it’s charm.
I find that a lot with US series. Season 1 is “see what sticks” and the rest of the seasons get their groove.
Thanks but I doubt that I’ll ever dip my toe in again. Due to Reddit consistently praising “Threat Level Midnight”, a few years ago I gave it a shot. It left me wondering just what the hell the attraction is. I just can’t stand it, and I can’t stand Carrel’s character, or maybe him in general. Having said that I have seen him in a couple of movies where he wasn’t playing the goof and it was fine. Each to their own, and there’s plenty to keep us all entertained out there these days. Peace and love.