China

Office Ladies

Earwolf

Comedy

4.8 • 86.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2022

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

This week we’re breaking down “China.” When Michael outsmarts Oscar in front of the office, Oscar can’t let it go. Meanwhile Andy keeps bothering Darryl via text messages. Jenna goes over texting etiquette, Angela does some real Mom Detectives’ work on finding the lunch spot that’s featured on Dwight’s mug and we learn how Phil Shea made that toilet paper spooling machine. We also have a little treat from The Office’s first assistant director, Kelly Cantley. So BTB and enjoy this episode!

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0:00.0	I'm Jennifer Fisher and I'm Angela Kinsey.
0:06.2	We were on the office together and we're best friends.
0:08.8	And now we're doing the ultimate office rewatch podcast just for you.
0:12.7	Each week we will break down an episode of the office and give exclusive behind the scene
0:16.7	stories that only two people who were there can tell you.
0:19.8	We're the office ladies.
0:21.3	Hello!
0:22.3	Hi there!
0:23.3	Today's episode is China.
0:27.3	It's season 7, episode 10.
0:29.5	Yeah, we're more than a third of the way through season 7.
0:34.2	Oh my gosh.
0:36.2	This episode was written by Hallstead Sullivan and Warren Lieberstein and it was directed
0:40.4	by ACTION!
0:41.4	Tarls McDougall!
0:43.9	That's right.
0:45.4	Here is your summary.
0:47.6	As owner of the building, Dwight has made numerous cutbacks to electricity use, toilet
0:53.8	paper that has everyone in the office pretty grumpy.
0:58.8	As office administrator, Pam goes toe-to-toe with Dwight, threatening to move Dunder Mifflin
1:03.5	to a new office space.
1:05.9	Hmm?
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