The ULTIMATE Office Iceberg - Easter Eggs, Theories, and More!

What's something that you know that wasn't mentioned here? 🤔 Edits: Forgot to credit Stephen Merchant as co creator of the British Office. I don't think "That's what she said" came from The Office. I'm a zoomer and my generation pretty much associates it with the show since it peaked in popularity as we were growing up. Thank you to everyone bringing to my attention how Asperger's is an outdated term.

Raine auditioning for Michael but getting the Assistant to the Regional Manager position is hilarious

Better theory for Andy’s parents: he hired actors when he proposed because his real parents didn’t want to come

The fact that John Krasinksi was so appalled and resistant to the storyline of Jim cheating with Cathy warms my heart. Actors legitimately caring about the state of their characters and stories is harder to come by these days. Fantastic video

There was a deleted scene where Jim called Pam and told her about Kathy’s advances and they both laughed over it. I wish they kept that in

For toby’s hesitancy to enter the church, it’s actually because toby was in seminary learning to be a priest (or something alike where you have to practice celibacy) and he met his wife and left the church. He even mentions that his wife was the first women he ever fell in love with and had premarital sex with. After that marriage failed he feels like he disobeyed god and that his current life situation was the punishment of such. Hence why he couldn’t make himself go into the church. I absolutely love that scene because of all the layers to it! but it’s definitely fun to imagine if toby was the scranton strangler

Creed actually was an accident ,he wasn't supposed to have a talking role ,they accidently gave him a talking script so they had to pay him ,the rest is history...this was confirmed on the the office ladies podcast

17:23 I feel like Michael would be the type to lie about eating ramen in college cause he’s lied to seem cool in the past

In Booz Cruise, Pam and Roy could’ve gotten married on the boat by the captain. Jim and Pam actually get married on a boat by the captain.

The copier being chained to the wall is by far my favorite Easter egg

Oh how fast I would leave watching the show if Jim cheated on Pam. John was so right about that and I'm thankful that they didn't turn this show into some cheap drama and instead showed how relationships can be hard at times but you can overcome that.

The way that Jim tries to drag Micheal out of the Koi Pond makes me giggle

One of the theories that I like is that Angela herself killed spinkles (her cat), when Angela shows the photos of her cat, she is seen feeding him grapes and coffee, both foods are toxic to cats, so In simple words, she killed her cat with the food she gave it..

Another interesting one is about Charles asking Jim for a rundown. I read that sometimes bosses require a rundown of an employee’s clients when they are about to fire them

On the office ladies podcast they mention on the episode meredith gets run over one of the writers wanted merideth to die and for Michael to panic and hide the body, but that idea never got past the concept stage

In one of the webisodes, Phyllis mentions how none of the witnesses showed up to Bob’s arraignment, lending credence to the theory Bob’s part of the mob. When Toby is pitching having the office checked for radon, he mentions how it’s the silent killer. Michael responds, “you’re the silent killer.” Toby the says in his breath, “you’ll see.” A few months later, the Scranton Strangler begins his crime spree. Coincidence?

Wait people think "thats what she said" came from the office? I thought the whole joke of it in the office was that Michael still uses that super old played out joke and expects to get a laugh

Ed Helms was supposed to leave after his character was sent to anger management but the writers loved his improv skills so much that they pushed to keep him on the show

Imagine being such a good actor that you unknowingly tell the executive producer of the show you’re auditioning for that you’re scared they’re gonna ruin the show and they still hire you 🤣 plus, him and Jenna having such great acting chemistry that they both immediately asked if they got the part? Brilliant!!

Is it just me or am I the only thinking the Safari Manslaughter scene was extremely disturbing? I mean seeing Phyllis break out into tears over describing the horror of the accident just sent chills down my spine.