144: Money (Extended Cut)

Oscar: "Hey, I just wanted you to know that you can’t just say the word bankruptcy and expect anything to happen." Michael: "I didn’t say it, I declared it." This week we declare bankruptcy, work a late shift selling diet pills, and stay a night at Schrute Farms—that’s right this episode is dedicated to ‘Money’! Join us for a deep into this episode from Season 4 with a special focus on the new scenes in the superfan cut. We go through Michael’s clever financial maneuvering, Jim and Pam’s first night away at Embassy Beets, Mose’s table-making demonstration, Kelly needing to access her uncrazy side, Andy moonwalking past accounting, no one going to see Kevin’s band, and much, much more. Then in the Conference Room we answer some email questions about deleted scenes and Creed recruiting Jim for a crime before closing with another Office trivia.

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