The Office is a sick obsession for me; I can quote episodes word-for-word and usually watch an episode or two before bed each night. For a show billed as being about life inside an office, quite a bit actually takes place in or around cars. I thought about narrowing it down to a smaller list, but in the end, I figured 57 was a good size for this list because I am crazy. I could have even handled a bigger one. So now, without further ado, I bring you the 57 best car-related moments from The Office. Or just jump over to the top five. When Michael hops on a train to outrun his money troubles, Jan rushes to the office, hops out of her car, and throws her keys at Oscar before heading out in search of her boyfriend. Immediately, while on the bus, they begin to freak out and demand the bus be stopped, totally disheartening all the kids excited to go and build a school for a poor village. After Jim manages to close down the office for a few days, Dwight rents a work bus for Dunder Mifflin to utilize. Ultimately, the employees abandon their work and instead drive several hours to buy some pie. Poop jokes are always funny. Michael, of course, is in the gas station bathroom and—even more predictably for Michael—cannot call for help because his numbers are memorized by speed dial, not him. However, this whole fiasco leads to Holly finally realizing that she loves Michael. The awkwardness of this moment is among the most cringe-worthy on the show. After successfully tricking a small business into giving him its client list, Michael wrecks his car on a curb during the getaway. And who is there to help Michael fix it? The caring, gullible, old small business owner who served in Vietnam.
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It leads to a cute moment between the two. In this episode, Michael finds out that his old boss, Ed Truck, was killed when his car drove under a semi and he, well, lost his head. Sad, I know, but somehow not when Michael describes it. As he is doing so, another car goes through the drive-through and does the same thing—only this time Dwight gets hit. What am I supposed to do now? When Michael promises his staff a surprise by the end of the day, he panics. The conversation is priceless:. Michael: Calling you to ask you a little favoroonie, my friend. Um, trying to give the troops around here a little bit of a boost. And I was thinking that maybe we could take them down to take a spin on your big ride. Man on the Phone: You mean the elevator that takes you down into the mineshaft? Man on Phone: It goes feet into the earth, but it moves really slowly. Michael: Uh, all right. Well, once you get down into the mine, what, you got laser tag or something? But the funny car moment is actually after all the cringing business is done and away with. Angela, who is dating Andy at the time, is sitting in the passenger seat, eating an ice cream cone. But when Andy steals a kiss, she—with a deadpan glare—rolls down the window and shoves the ice cream onto the side of the car.
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Of course, Jan wants to look good for the meeting, but Michael insists on taking the top off his convertible. Jan protests, but Michael does it anyway. The scene cuts immediately to Michael and Jan walking into corporate, as Jan tries to tame her hair, to no avail. In one scene, Stanley pulls up to his coworkers in a red Chevy Camaro and tells Jim to hop in. Unfortunately, it bounces up and smashes the windshield of a car. Michael freaks out and tells Dwight to figure out if the car belongs to Stanley, and, if it does, to contact his lawyer and see if he covers hate crimes. What was so great about the first few seasons was the use of subtle humor. When Dwight kicks a car in frustration, the alarm begins to sound. Jim casually pulls out the key fob, presses a button to turn it off, and continues their conversation like nothing has happened—and I still find it hysterical. Among them:.
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Ryan: Wow. How many Filet-O-Fishes did you eat? Ryan: Still. Ryan: What about this bottle of power drink? Michael: Uh, what flavor? Ryan: Blue. His bumper falls off, but Dwight just throws up on his car and then keeps driving. Everything about it was brilliant. And one of the best moments? Say what you will about Nellie Bertram, but I rather enjoy Catherine Tate and thought she was a welcome addition to the show. Case in point—her learning to drive Stateside with Pam was a standout moment in season 9. As a huge Mindy Kaling fan, however, I can always count on her character Kelly to crack me up. Kelly unexpectedly shows up and hops in the van, clueless as ever. She also whistle-blew. It is so boring where we work. It might be less interesting than a morgue.
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When Michael is looking for a dream woman, he uses a model in a chair catalogue as an example to his staff, so that they can recommend women like her for him to date. Dwight makes it his mission to instead find that very model, only to discover she died in a car accident. When Michael hears the news, he is devastated, and he even visits her grave for closure. Okay, all episodes in season 3 make the third season so great, good point. Eventually, Dwight says he must get something from his car, leaving Ryan in a field in the middle of nowhere. But instead of returning, Dwight just peels out and disappears, because apparently this will teach Ryan something about selling paper. Just as he is saying that he is not an idiot, Oscar, Stanley, and Creed sneak into a taxi behind his back, and head off to drink beers instead of completing the race. Michael: Ow! What are you doing? Dwight: It would be better if you were unconscious. In the beloved wedding episode, all eyes should be on Jim and Pam as they tie the knot. The final situation results in Pam having to drive Andy to the hospital the night before her wedding. Mose Schrute is one of my favorite non-employee characters. But hilarious? Even more so. The same van from number 30 on this list was purchased by the Michael Scott Paper Company to make deliveries.
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However, the van has Korean writing on the side of it. This is a cute moment between Pam and Jim, post-baby. Afraid that moving her will wake her, they instead enjoy a moment to themselves, sipping Irish cream and juice in the car. By no means is it a stretch to say that Michael probably wishes he were the star of a reality show. Michael: All right, everybody, circle up. Here we go. You know what this is? This is the Amazing Race. And you guys are the retired marines, and you guys are the mother and daughter, and you guys are the gay couple. And we are the firefighter heroes. Karen: Wait, Amazing Race like, the biggest sale wins? Ryan: Is there a prize? Michael: Just bragging rights. Phyllis: Then how is this Amazing Race? All right, so, on your mark, get set, go. What makes this so amusing is, one, Michael was the one who first suggested hazing Holly before he realized he had a crush on her, and, two, Michael is berating them for a childish prank while he himself is hosting an elaborate party complete with a Ferris wheel to celebrate the fact that his HR representative, Toby, is leaving. Such is the enigma of Michael Scott. On the way back home, Darryl tries to get Michael to sing the blues, but it goes just how you imagine Michael singing the blues would go.Dear Dwight, by now you have received my note. How are you? I am well. You are no doubt wondering why I have left this note. It has come to my attention that in any physical match with you, I would surely be bested. So fine, call me a Sasquatch! Of course, now that the time has come, Michael cannot make good on his promise. The car-related moment comes afterward, on the drive back to the office. Erin, who is still finding her place in the office, both as a workplace and as a TV show, cheers Michael up and begins to sing the song. The cold open of this episode is absolutely brilliant. For some reason, when Pam is going to the hospital to deliver her first baby, Michael drives Jim and Pam and they are escorted by Dwight. Michael drops the two off at the door and then proceeds to park in an ambulance lane. Three episodes later, and Ryan, who accidentally started a fire and caused the whole building to be evacuated, is trapped in the backseat of a car, talking to Michael. Ryan: Maybe we should get some air. A woman approaches Andy, saying she is having car troubles.
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