Brent's dance isn't the funniest moment. What is?
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lozza_199 — 12 years ago(February 14, 2014 10:42 PM)
When stephen merchants character is involved:
"lets grow ourselves a big lanky goggle eyed freak!" then him saying its astigmatism which "makes the eyes a bit bolbous" and he pushes his eyes out a bit god it cracks me up! -
iamyourlife — 11 years ago(May 13, 2014 06:46 PM)
Keith's assessment is hands down the funniest scene in the entire series imo.
Having said that, anything involving Keith is funny. I know several people who act like Keith which makes it all the funnier to me, definitely my favourite character. In one sense I wish they'd used him more, but I guess if they had it may have been overkill and lost the humour. Oh well! -
drakeyequation — 11 years ago(June 04, 2014 07:03 AM)
Gareth's look to camera in the sidecar. Unexpected guffaw!
Yeah, definitely one of the best visual gag in the series.
It's impossible for me to pick THE standout moment of The Office. There's too many classic scenes and subtle jokes to exalt just the one. -
celtic_echo — 10 years ago(September 29, 2015 05:53 AM)
Gareth, Tim and Rachel's prank call to Brent when he's in the meeting with the motivational speakers. When Gareth is directed by Rachel to tell David "I like your little beard" and "You should wear tighter trousers!". Every single time I've watched that scene I've howled with laughter all the way through it!
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SierraG7 — 10 years ago(December 15, 2015 05:01 AM)
The " think there was a rape up there" scene was very funny and Martin Freeman says in a discussion of that scene that it was very difficult for him to suppress his laughter when they filmed that scene because Ricky Gervais said it so naturally, it was like hearing it for the first time. Even though they'd all read the script and rehearsed it, it was like he just made it up right there.
Another scene I found very funny is the one where Brent is busy firing the forklift driver and the latter has to explain the difference between a midget and a dwarf, after which, Gareth asks seriously, "So what is an elf?" Part of the genius of that scene is the guy who is busy fixing Brent's computer at the time, his expressions and the way he is listening in to the conversation is priceless. -
vjpb — 10 years ago(December 15, 2015 06:22 AM)
Part of the genius of that scene is the guy who is busy fixing Brent's computer at the time, his expressions and the way he is listening in to the conversation is priceless.
That is hysterical. They are firing him and all of a sudden the IT guy's head appears. -
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eight_days — 10 years ago(February 12, 2016 08:13 PM)
The "F-cking Hell!" Brent gives when the motivational speaking people decide they don't want to continue with him. He gives up his cool, calm faade and explodes.
"Don't cry, it is to be. In time, I'll take away your miseries and make 'em mine. D'Evils." -
starvb083 — 9 years ago(August 01, 2016 09:57 AM)
When Tim and Dawn are looking through the signs that Gareth has printed (and messed up) when he borrowed the spare office for his investigation.
"How is the
invetigation
going Gareth?"
And although previously mentioned I also loved the look on Gareth's face when he got into the sidecar for a lift home from the nightclub.
Finally, a special mention for the stapler in the jelly incident! -
AugustGorman — 9 years ago(August 27, 2016 04:18 PM)
When Brent confronts the staff over his nicknames. Brent at his best. His annoyance at the Bluto nickname, only to find he is also called Mr. Toad LOL. Then he suggests the staff should be insulting Keith over his weight and glasses.
The ending "Mr Toad! I can't" LOL
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