The Farm
- Episode aired Mar 14, 2013
- TV-PG
- 22m
Dwight's brother and sister return to the farm for an aunt's funeral. Meanwhile, Todd Packer returns to make amends to his former co-workers, but Pam is skeptical.Dwight's brother and sister return to the farm for an aunt's funeral. Meanwhile, Todd Packer returns to make amends to his former co-workers, but Pam is skeptical.Dwight's brother and sister return to the farm for an aunt's funeral. Meanwhile, Todd Packer returns to make amends to his former co-workers, but Pam is skeptical.
Oscar Nuñez
- Oscar Martinez
- (as Oscar Nunez)
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Great Episode in an otherwise disappointing season!!!
To be honest with you guys, I have been very disappointed by the way the 9th season of the show.
It appeared to me as though the new writers involved were messing with everything that once made the show work. Any went from being a cheerful good hearted guy to a total loser. Jim and Pam who were an example of a match made in heaven to all the young couples out there started having issues that they would've steered clear off in the previous seasons. 16 episodes went by; as I watched this once great show self destruct slowly. There was a time when each 21 minute episode of the office would make me ROTFL at least 20 different times, but this time around I don't think I have laughed even once to any of the gags on the show even though 2/3rd s of the show has come to an end. However, 'The Farm' came as a welcome surprise; the reason is probably because the episode was written and directed by Paul Lieberstein who has written some of the best episodes of the entire season including my favorite 'Stress relief' from season 5.
The Farm brought back a lot of memories of the show's glorious past, Dwight's extended family is a hoot no wonder they planned an entire series based on that premise which unfortunately got cancelled. The scene that made me laugh the most was one were Dwight shoots his dead aunt with a shot gun thrice to make sure that she wasn't alive. There are a few scenes in this episode that were added later to make it look like a part of the rest of the season instead of a pilot to anew show.
I hope NBC releases the original pilot episode sometime soon. P.S One more thing Watch out for the return of the 'Pac Man'
It appeared to me as though the new writers involved were messing with everything that once made the show work. Any went from being a cheerful good hearted guy to a total loser. Jim and Pam who were an example of a match made in heaven to all the young couples out there started having issues that they would've steered clear off in the previous seasons. 16 episodes went by; as I watched this once great show self destruct slowly. There was a time when each 21 minute episode of the office would make me ROTFL at least 20 different times, but this time around I don't think I have laughed even once to any of the gags on the show even though 2/3rd s of the show has come to an end. However, 'The Farm' came as a welcome surprise; the reason is probably because the episode was written and directed by Paul Lieberstein who has written some of the best episodes of the entire season including my favorite 'Stress relief' from season 5.
The Farm brought back a lot of memories of the show's glorious past, Dwight's extended family is a hoot no wonder they planned an entire series based on that premise which unfortunately got cancelled. The scene that made me laugh the most was one were Dwight shoots his dead aunt with a shot gun thrice to make sure that she wasn't alive. There are a few scenes in this episode that were added later to make it look like a part of the rest of the season instead of a pilot to anew show.
I hope NBC releases the original pilot episode sometime soon. P.S One more thing Watch out for the return of the 'Pac Man'
An attempt to present Dwight as a semi lovable hipster before a spin off. It doesn't work.
A good chance to revisit Packer, bit the episode makes me uncomfortable by how different it is than the meaty bulk of the series. Dwight's corny affect seems normal to the other characters. It doesn't go over well. It seeems like a pilot for a new show based on Dwight, or a character based on Dwight.
10yerlo
Still laughing out loud
Don't get the few sour reviews. This was hilarious, a classic. The aunt's send off is a clip on youtube with over 8,000,000 views. This episode should be a 10 for everyone. Paul Liberstein episode are always outrageously funny. We just may watch this series yet again.
SKIP EPISODE!
This episode is very weird. Packer is back, being worse than ever and Dwights Family is introduced alongside with neighbors. The expose freaks me out because of the society the Schrutes symbolize(they are definitely trump supporters).
Elephant in the room
This episode would be great if not for the choices on Andy's plotline. It simply isn't okay to naturalize his behavior post boat trip. They should have left him in the bahamas.
Did you know
- Trivia"The Farm" was originally intended to be a spin-off series to "The Office", centered around Dwight. However, NBC passed on airing it, so the pilot episode of the show was aired as an episode of "The Office" instead.
- GoofsStanley mentions that Nellie fired Packer in Florida, when in fact it was Robert California who fired Packer.
- Quotes
Oscar Martinez: I get red dirt. Nobody is getting red dirt. I should've kept my mouth shut. We're not even that close. I've only known Dwight... 12 years. 12 years! Time is a son of a bitch.
- SoundtracksOh, What a Beautiful Mornin'
(uncredited)
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Performed by Michael Schur
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