Retro, That's What She Said, Episode 18.5. The injury. Hey, hey, I've seen this one. I've seen this one. It's the classic. This is where Michael grows is good. What do you mean you've seen this? It's brand new. Yeah, well, I saw it on a... You run. It's a rerun. You'll find out. That's what she said. Time to start the side. That's what she said. Plus capacitor. flusting.

That's what she said. Time sort of time. That's what she said.

What's the capacitor?

Fluxing.

That's what she said.

Let's count it down.

Three, two, why.

My calculations are correct.

When this baby hits 88 miles per hour,

you're going to see some serious shit.

Hold on, my son.

I am coming.

Grace call!

Welcome to episode 18.5 of That's what she said, a podcast about the Emmy Award-winning NBC

show, The Office.

As always, I'm your Human Resources Coordinator, Matt Summer, and this week we're going

to be taking an in-depth and spoiler-filled look at the 12th episode of Season 2, Insiddle

The Injury, which originally aired Tuesday, January 12, 2006. Michael's Down, gang, all for the

love of crispy crackling bacon, and it's Dwight to the rescue, whether Michael wants him to or not.

What's more serious? A foot injury or a head injury? Michael's faith in his employees is shattered,

but can Pam and a tub of country crock make things right again? And Dwight? What's a little concussion

between pals? Oh, and by the way, you forgot your bumper, man. Lots to discuss, lots to talk about. Let's head on over to the water cooler. It's a real shame, because studies have shown that more information gets passed through water cooler gossip than through official memos, which puts me at a disadvantage because I bring my own water to work. Why did you do this? I didn't do it. Oh, the water cooler was brought over here for maintenance. So what do you guys

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