Diversity Day

Office Ladies

Earwolf

Comedy

4.8 • 86.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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This week Jenna and Angela tackle episode two of The Office. They cover Michael Scott's cringe-worthy jokes, their own harassment training as actors, and how offices all over the country use clips from Diversity Day as examples of bad office behavior. Finally, they reveal the origins of the famed line "I will attack you with the North", and beg the question "was Angela in the right dressing room for the 2004 World Series?".

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0:00.0	I'm Jennifer Fisher and I'm Angela Kinsey.
0:06.3	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
0:16.8	stories that only two people who were there can tell you.
0:19.8	We're the office ladies.
0:21.3	Hello everyone this is Jennifer Fisher and this is Angela Kinsey.
0:27.0	And today you're listening to office ladies and we will be breaking down diversity day.
0:31.4	It's a good one.
0:32.4	Season one, episode two.
0:34.8	This was written by BJ Novak and directed by Ken Quapis.
0:38.9	It was.
0:39.9	This was the moment for me.
0:40.9	I was like, we have a hit.
0:42.8	This is great stuff.
0:44.8	Yeah.
0:45.8	This was, oh my gosh, it's happening to me again.
0:49.2	What's happening?
0:50.2	I have so many things in my head to talk about this episode.
0:53.8	It's like the little cards in my head are filtering and I don't know which one to pick first.
0:57.5	Oh like a roll it X.
0:58.5	Yes.
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