Maybe this is what we are all thinking but just not saying... i think that Dwight and Angela will end up getting married there... that is what Angela really wants anyway. I might be wrong but I think that this is where we are going.

I loved the bluetooth. I don't know if it will work in the future but it is a nice way to bring Pam back to the office.

There are mugs for Stanley and Ryan. I don't buy that Stanley went to Kelly's party, and I certainly don't think Ryan would have scored an invite over the summer.

For me, I think the way they've done Pam's storyline is getting a little ridiculous. Pam desire to be "an artist" first starts off when she says she likes to draw (the Women's Appreciation episode). Fast-forward a couple seasons, and now she's in NYC discussing Avant-Garde vs. impressionist paintings with her buddy, who coincidentally invited her to a wine and cheese art show? Isn't this a bit of a stretch?

How did she go from drawing the Dunder Mifflin building and designing the logo for their ad to this (apparently) tortured artist, struggling to decide to pursue this career in NYC?

I caught this week's episode late on DVR. Best one of the season so far -- definitely firing on all cylinders!

Andy looked an awful lot like a younger Jerry Lewis in this episode.

a surprise for Pam, because what girl doesn't want to live in her husband's parents' former house in Scranton?

I grew up in Wilkes-Barre (next town over from Scranton) and lots of people live in their parents' former houses. I grew up in the house that used to be my grandmothers, the woman next door to my parents is living in her parents' old house, the two houses directly across the street from us are also occupied by the children of the original owners. And there are only thirteen houses on the street. So having grown up in Scranton, Pam would probably be pretty excited. It's a happening place, Northeast PA is. ;)

That was such a good episode, one the best this year. The staged phone call was ridiculously awesome. It reminded me of the Arrested Development characters with their nearly mentally damaged behavior.
I have no problem with the roadblocks in PB & Js relationship. And although the Andy/Angela/Dwight stuff is awkward, I think it will be good in the end.
As for Kelly, she's always good. I am never disappointed with her storylines.
- izi

It's true ladies. If you ever think that a man "cares about your art" he just wants in your pants. :P

I really enjoyed this episode. The phone call with Jim and Dwight was the highlight for me. Does anyone else think that this was a big "Jim" episode? I've heard people criticize that he has no personality or character. It seemed he stepped up tonight.

I also loved having Pam back (at least via audio). I miss their interaction. Without Jim having someone normal to bounce reactions off of, sometimes the gags the zany characters seem to do fall flat.

I don't have a clue as where they are taking the Angela and Dwight story. It really could go anywhere and be funny.

I also agree with the blogger in that Pam's art school "friend" wants her bad. Jim called it too. But maybe he did realize that he might be holding her back by staying in Scranton. Who says that Jim can't move to NY?

OMG...I LOVED the William Buttlicker scene! I nearly fell off my chair!