I think Angela's motivation for being with Dwight while engaged to Andy stem from her very insecure personality. She actually thought she could get away with betraying both of them.

I was happy she got her comeuppance, and I can't help but wonder how she will be regarded in the office after this. Will she find a new suitor or adopt a gazillion new cats? Maybe she will have a nervous breakdown. Her character is quite the hypocrit, and being found out could destroy her.

I hope they find a new love interest for Andy - someone who is like him. I imagine him with a preppy woman named Muffie who plays golf and tennis at a country club.

I would also hope the same for Dwight. An earthy woman who knows her way around a farm would be a good fit for him.

I used to think Angela and Dwight could work out, but now I don't think so. She really blew it big time with all of her lies.

I think the Scranton office is doing better with sales because of Jim's efforts to get somewhere now that he is engaged to Pam. I wonder if Andy's sales were better, too, because of his engagement to Angela, even though it hasn't worked out for A & A.

This is just the greatest show ever. I loved last episode. Steve Carell do a good job. Ricky Gervais is brilliant too in the original version of The office. "alaina" I was laughing my head off too, it was hilarious.


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Michael's "secret" to good management sounded a lot like a Nicholas Fehn bit on SNL.

I did love his line, though: "I'm very impressed with the potential you see in me."

Classic.

I loved Oscar's face when he asked where they had had sex. He was almost crying! I thought the cold open was great, too. I love anytime when Dwight relates experiences from his childhood, like the admission that he was shunned, that rules song was awesome! I'm glad the whole triangle is through. I kind of hoped that Dwight would get the girl in the end, but it made sense how it ended. I also thought Andy was going to attempt suicide at first when Dwight started reading the note.

"I never could figure out what kept her from hurting Andy. This is a woman who sharpens her own life through cutting remarks to others; why "spare" Andy by lying to him?"

Jay, I think you are giving Angela far too much credit... she wasn't doing it to spare his feelings, she just didn't want to face the consequences of her choices.

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Oscar asking Dwight where they had sex in the office... where Dwight concludes by saying "My silence should explain it all." LOL... what a nightmare!

i think the whole branch is doing well, they have strong sales, with two of the top ten salesmen in staff. they get a lot of work done when michael isn't makin them watch varsity blues or putting on a fat suit.

i guess people work faster when they know if they will get pulled out of work for some shennenigans.

an episode that finally provided closure to the andy/dwangela storyline. it was greatly needed.

and angela is a first class bitch, 17 days without telling Andy while everyone else knew she was bonin dwight and she still had sex with him during that span...

"guys fight over me usually over who gets to hold the camera" funniest line of the night, also the creepiest

Also isn't Andy rich?

I think Angela sees it this way: put andy and dwight together and they are the perfect man.

I think Angela probably enjoyed that Andy was obsessed with doing everything perfectly for his lady. Kind of the opposite of Dwight.

Also, I definitely paused during the Prius comment for a good laugh.

Question....I've still got an old-school 4x3 television. And there were some scenes that seemed to not fit in my screen! Where Michael was on the faaar right of the screen, and his boss was SO far on the left that I could barely see him.

Did anyone else have this problem????????