Hello there, Dunner Mifflonites, and welcome back to another episode of The Office ASMR

Sleepy Time Podcast.

To fall asleep too, tonight we're on season 4 episode 17, just about to wrap up a

greatest season in a television show that is one of the great television shows of our generation.

Tonight is the job fair. This one aired May 8, 2008. It was directed by Tucker Gates. I don't

recognize that name from being a heavy office director, really. Just looking at his bio though,

it looks like he has directed alias and lost. He directed many shows notably Ray Donovan. I

love Ray Donovan, just a little fun fact here. But yeah, he directed another episode of The Office,

Parks and Rec, House of Cards, Homeland, Boston, Legal, Brotherhood and Sisters. Wee is a good one,

and yeah, but Ray Donovan though, that's my jam. I talked about Scrubs many times before,

interesting. I think I couldn't remember if this was in a tweet or an iTunes review,

as somebody said, they were annoying that I kept bringing up Scrubs. They had never heard of the

show before. I truly don't think that The Office would exist in a world where Scrubs didn't exist

first. I mean, I think a lot of these things build on each other, like the ground was laid

for The Office to exist by Scrubs existing. It's like these, just like Scrubs wouldn't exist if it

weren't for, you know, friends or ER or certain shows. And I also, I think it's been several episodes

since I've suggested to watch Ted Lasso. I absolutely adored Ted Lasso. I strongly recommend it. I

could not recommend it higher, especially if you're, I mean, if you're in Scrubs, it's the same

creator. And if you're into The Office, it's not the same humor. But like, and I'll also

preface it with, I don't like sports. I don't follow sports. I don't get sports references.

Yes, I understand Ted Lasso as a sports show, but it's fundamentally just a great

character show and comedy, which then, you know, sports is an aspect of it. That's like saying

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