Hello there, Dundermeff onites, and welcome back to another episode of the Office ASMR

of podcast to fall asleep to and enjoy the great television show, the Office without any screens.

Tonight we're on season 5, episode 12. This is the duel. Thinking about it today, it's

like, well, that escalates quickly after the Moroccan Christmas episode, and it was directed

by Dean Holland, written by Jennifer Solada, and cinematography seemingly always by Randall

Einhorn, and Dean Holland was also the editor for almost the entire show. So it isn't just

an intelligent show when you start to see cast members, actors, take on new roles in

the creation of the television show. I think that's great. Well, as promised tonight, I should

have done this on a Ken Coopers directed episode, but I don't think we have one of those for a while,

and I would rather do this once, fresh on my mind. I'm going to talk about the 90s gem of a film

that Dunston checks in, which the office tie-in here. Okay, so the next episode that Ken

Coopers directs is the lecture circuit series, you know, double header episode, which is 16, 17 sets

of like five weeks. Yeah, I'm not waiting. But if you want to skip ahead to, there's about 20

minutes remaining in the episode, that'll be the episode. If you know this movie, it was crazy

to revisit it. And if you don't know this movie, I don't think it's worth watching, but it's

definitely worth talking about. So if you want to jump ahead and you don't care to hear about this,

go for it. I don't have enough to talk about to make it a true bonus episode. It'll only be five

minutes, but I just want to talk about this movie and this is my podcast. And if you really hate

it and you tell me that I won't do this ever again, but if you do like it, I will talk about other 90s

gems that I enjoy as a child and then I'm revisiting with my children. What is what I did here? So

doesn't check Dunston checks in is a movie about a monkey who lives in hotel. It is directed by Ken

Kwapas, who is a prolific director on the office, very, very close office tie-in. And I would say,

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