yeah, sorta weak episode last night. there were a few tossed off lines that made me laugh..when jim walked in as the rest of the employees were kvetching and asked what they were talking about, creed jumped up and said, "c'mon gang!" and nobody moved. i also liked when jim poked fun at the way toby talked. dwight was wonderful/insane and the star of the night. the weapons hidden throughout the office, including a blow gun in the toilet tank, "i will allow michael to die if necessary, but i will not allow him to lose his dignity." gee thanks pal.

I think you may be missing a very important point. Jim's character is positioned as the everyman in this show and his ability to pick up Michael's awful points means that inside each of us is a little bit of Michael Scott. I think this goes far beyond creepy and is incredibly depressing.

A mediocre Office is still better than any other show on TV. I only managed two or three hearty laughs last night, however, it still was a good show. I think we will see Jim begin to morph into a Michael. How it gets there will be the brilliance of the show. Especially with the writers strike.
This show is classic because anyone of the actors could take the spot light on any show and it will be funny.
This is must see TV.

I agree with the general consensus that, although sharper and wittier than almost anything else on TV (on the drama side, only Mad Men can compete in writing and character development), both last night and last week's episodes were weaker than the average high standard.

I think The Office goes off-kilter when it leaves, well, the office. Michael's flailing around outside his natural fluorscent environs aren't nearly as funny as the subtle humiliations he encounters with his coworkers and with Jan. I hope the writers strike ends soon and that the writers come back refreshed and with new ideas that can only take place within four walls that contain at least one copier and one fax machine.

But there were funny moments and, as usual, Dwight stole the show. But where was Kelly?!

I've enjoyed The Office since season one and two things grind at me. 1. Dwight. 2. Michael out of the office.

Both to me represent the reason I hated the Martin Lawrence show. Every show he had this whiny moment that was funny at first, but went too far.

Dwight's charachter has been developed real well but sometimes it's too much of a good thing. The blow-gun in the toilet, funny, but his lines tend to stray off the path and wind up in the bushes. Michael is the same. Too many lines. There is a lot of physical comedy to be had in this show and there was a lot before but the dialog of late has gone down the crapper.

I thought the show was OK. I think Michael's narration while outside was hysterical, but Dwight stole the show. Jim wasn't very funny at all because he couldn't poke fun at anybody.

My favorite right before Michael left, "I hope to come back as a completely changed human being" Jim "That would be great" .. Or something like that.

I think Jim turning into Michael is a set-up for Jim to start looking for a new career and ultimately leading to a cliff-hanger for this seasons ending.

Looked to me as if the writers were busy making up picket signs rather than focusing on the task at hand when they came up with this episode. It's so easy to come up with "Michael in the wilderness" jokes that even a Washington Post Style writer could come up with halfway clever gags!

I considered it a weak episode. Did the writers go on strike weeks ago? Hmmmm

I feel like I'm in the minority here. I loved the episode and cracked up at Dwight's hidden arsenal of weapons (Mr. A Knife, the blow-dart gun), his lines ("Do I think Michael could survive in the wilderness? No." "It's better to be hurt accidentally by someone you know than by a stranger on purpose."), his description of a perfect assassin and smacking Michael with his shoe, and how he is a real survivalist in the woods with building the fire and finding the eggs.

Also, Pam seemed to keep egging Jim on -"Do you think that's a good idea?" and "Conference room?" - which seems to indicate she knew what was going to happen but let Jim trip until he came to that same realization.

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