18: Season Three

The Michael Scott Podcast Company

Cloud10

Comedy, Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.5 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2019

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

In many ways, season 3 of The Office represents a high point for the show. From critic and audience reception to character arcs and development, the season stands out as one of the show’s best. We dive in to look at the beats, highlights, and signature moments, and why it remains so well loved. Then we wrap with look at a mystery character from the early seasons and a trivia segment graced with Prison Mike. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Oh, it's hot. It's hot in here.
0:02.8	Oh, I love the heat.
0:04.2	I love the heat.
0:05.2	You love the heat?
0:06.2	Yes.
0:07.2	Do you like being sticky and hot?
0:08.2	Man in his natural habitat.
0:09.5	Every time it's hot outside and I like I get out and I look up at the sun, I'm like, oh, it's a beautiful day. Some people like, oh, it's a beautiful day.
0:14.4	Some people like run from their car air-conditioned cars
0:17.8	to air-conditioned homes, you know?
0:19.2	Yeah.
0:20.4	I sit out like a lizard.
0:22.4	So can barely moving, barely moving my eyes. I sit out like a lizard. Soak it.
0:23.0	Barely moving my eyes with a cursory blink.
0:27.0	What are we talking about?
0:29.0	Out of paper, out of stock, there's friendly faces around the block
0:35.0	break loose from the chains
0:38.0	that are causing your pain
0:40.0	call Michael Stanley
0:42.0	Jim Dwight Creed
0:43.2	call Ande and Kelly for your business paper needs or
0:46.5	Dund a myth then the people versus paper people
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