A Look Back on Beach Games

Office Ladies

Earwolf

Comedy

4.8 • 86.1K Ratings

🗓️ 24 August 2022

⏱️ 91 minutes

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It’s the end of summer break so why not take one more trip to the beach with “Beach Games”?! Relisten to writer Jen Celotta sharing her memories from this episode. From the 'Survivor' theme to the challenges that went into shooting Andy floating away in the Sumo suit, we get all of the behind the scenes details! Then, we dive into the hilarious hot dog eating contest and Angela schools us with her basketball knowledge. Finally, we answer fan questions about the hot coal walking scene, and discuss Pam's new found courage to tell Jim the truth.

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0:00.0	Hello, happy Wednesday, everyone.
0:03.9	Hi there.
0:05.0	Listen, summer is almost over.
0:07.7	Labor day is upon us.
0:09.5	It's almost back to school.
0:11.6	We thought we needed one last little break.
0:14.5	We do need one last little break,
0:16.5	and we hope you guys have a great week.
0:18.6	We thought you could use one last trip to the beach.
0:21.4	So here is a rerun of beach games.
0:24.0	We'll see you next week with an all new episode,
0:26.2	counseling.
0:27.1	Bye.
0:31.8	I'm Jennifer.
0:32.7	And I'm Angela Kinsey.
0:34.0	We were on the office together.
0:35.4	And we're best friends.
0:36.4	And now we're doing the ultimate office rewatch podcast
0:39.6	just for you.
0:40.3	Each week, we will break down an episode of the office
0:42.8	and give exclusive behind the scene stories that only two
0:45.6	people who were there can tell you.
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