Everybody HATES Jim - The Office US 

yea but at least he didn’t ride out the relationship being unhappy or dishonest

@@Person-lk1vs Yeah you're right, so it seems like both Pam and Jim are unethical characters

Pam had no problem sticking around with abusive Roy .

Jealous of Pam? He was in love with her. Not jealous of her.

@@ipdjbt yes. He was jealous on the cruise so he was in a bad mood and took it out on Katie.

You can buy new stuff but you can't buy a new party Jim

Jim’s one true love is himself. If quite a few other scenes did not clue in anyone else, that scene should’ve clued in everyone.

The party was just that bad

@@annekezegers7477 , so, Jim should leave her at a party where Jan may have possibly been trying to poison her?

@@NicoleCzarnecki lol

That was psychotic. You're married with two kids and a fulltime job. And yet you'll spend hours and mimmum thousands of dollars to self publish a book...to prank a coworker.....so you can smirk and smile about it. C'mon.

​@@jordansweet8054There was only one copy of the book. Still, it's too much for a prank but I don't think Jim spent thousands of dollars on that.

Dwight did the right thing with that snowman army in the end.

It was very well-deserved, but Jim played victim and literally cried about it. There were many times that his pranks on Dwight could have seriously hurt him (Dwight), so I've got no sympathy for Jim's little nosebleed.

@@jeffjeffries8924 Easy there, no one is on Jim or Dwight's side here...

Dwight's scheme was so well made, it really drove Jim mad lol

It used to be hard for me to watch but after rewatching around the 8th time i realized Dwight deserved his moment since he was constantly being tormented by Jim lol

Exactly ^

What makes Jim's writing so great is that people see a version of themselves they want to be in him, while ignoring the negative aspects he has as funny or loveable. I think a lot of people, younger people in particular, really related to Jim the first time the saw the show. Upon working in the real world for a long time and rewatching with more experience, it becomes painfully obvious how Jim subconsciously thinks of himself as superior to people around him. He doesn't show it maliciously, but it's very implicit in the way he treats others.

@@jackmichael448 I would also say this is true for Pam, even though she's a failure in most things she attempts.

@pagalhokya Pam isn't great at anything all she's good for is office babe who ruins everything Jim as well when he worked at Philadelphia etc he does things without talking about things with Pam both deserve each other and are equal toxic together.

Yup

Dwight was like: “Jim, what have you done?” Lol

Looks like there was a rock in there lol

Because he owns the building

His face is priceless 😂

I AM YOUR 200TH LIKE, TREMBLE!!!!!

And what Dwight did that episode was way worse than any prank Jim played on Dwight. Dwight legitimately tried to get him fired. Jim saved Dwight from being fired in Florida.

@@Supermanfan99 Jim deserved it and truthfully, Jim has deserved a sacking on a few occasions

@@Supermanfan99 I wish Jim did get fired, it made me respect Dwight

@@Supermanfan99 , Jim did not even check the list before Dwight gave it to him. Also, it unfortunately would not have been out of character for Jim to do that, and Dwight knew that.

@@rutefernandes7390, yep.

So he's a human then?

For example, most of season 9.

Yeah same with every other character on the show. They're all dicks at certain situations

@@Sheild401 bro it’s a show and a fake character. Quit defending it lol

like everyone, even you?

They coulda jus put a lock like 7 feet up the door so kids still couldn't lock themselves in. I thought of that the other day at work. Ours has an old school latch that ya gota bump the door to lock

Ye, that exchange did not have to go that far.

I found it so funny how they made everything worse, but I guess no matter what they said, they wouldn't get in the school, the instructor seemed too much annoyed by that to let it slip

She learned from Andy taking Josh's

Creed is always the hero...

let's be real about a fictional show? shut up gtfo

Yeah I think that's one reason why the show resonates with so many people and holds up years later. The characters weren't always playing the same roles; sometimes the hero becomes the villain, and vice versa. It's more true to life, where everyone has good and bad moments.

easily one of the most hated sets up episodes in the entire show, especially if you had been watching the Wire at the same time as the Office came out.... Stringer Bell all of a sudden some doosher inside of an office...? terrible casting I guesss they didnt reazlie how popular each show would be

My boy kevin seems nice

Yep, very disturbing

nah bro, andy is the anti-christ, i wouldn't call him some dumb nickname of his choosing either

Dont act like its jim fault Andy punched a wall lol, Andy was a terrible person before anger management literally no one liked him.

@@BenPotts but you do by calling him "Andy", rather than given given name of "Andrew", so... your stance is kind of weak.

yeah cause he was known as andy in the show u knobhead @@50yrOldTennisImprover

He WUPHED it

@@SamanthaHenderson1 he probably did

@@redwardranger7034 just to notify he stated the fire

@@nitinkapoor1369 what's your second name?

@@SamanthaHenderson1 oh, brilliant! 😂👌🏽

I think it’s mean and hard to watch

ASAP As Possible

Dude, that’ll be like seven hours long

_"No one hates Michael Scott."_ - Michael Scott

Does Michael want to be feared or loved? He wants us to be afraid of how much we love him. And that is the truth!

that would be like 75% of the show and houurs long

And then promptly forgot about that during Denali Christmas because Jim face.

It wasn't technically a snowball because there had only been a light dusting.

and dwight assaulting him didnt cross a line??? you people make zero sense

​@@nymeric5833 assaulting as a revenge

@@yagesh287 still crossing a line

​@@nymeric5833what about all those senseless pranks jim pulls on Dwight

Some might have been Angela visits?

such as refusing to call Andy by the name he wanted ( Drew )

Jim always knew what was best for Andy. Trying to be someone he wasn't and not loving himself who he was, is what Jim saved Andy from. Like in the episode where Andy thought he was helping Jim with relationship advice but Jim was actually helping Andy get out of his depression.

@chrisandersgalve-sharks4824 good take, i agree.

Me too

@@garyseven4441 Andy didn't really call jim by what he wanted either, rather he called him Tuna

I remember that scene, too, and I thought that one took an incredible amount of sociopathy. If they did an honest reboot of “The Office“ they would show how much Pam regretted being guilted into moving to Austin away from her family and friends, and how damaging Jim was in getting her isolated from her support system.

@@NicoleCzarnecki what… one) what does that have to do with the original comment two) NO, that’s not how that would be. Not the writers or the actors intention, and also… what?!

@@NicoleCzarnecki What friends? Pam doesn't have any friends. She made some random strangers her daughter's godparents...

Dwight is a saint then?

Yep, straightforward workplace harassment.

@@LordTalax You do not harass people who are not "saints." Somebody not being a "saint" is not an excuse

@@olgadmitr1 Yeah whenever I meet someone who isn't a saint I throw a snowball at their face

@@olgadmitr1 People with massive superiority complexes who actively make other people’s lives worse for no reason (Dwight) deserve to be fucked with.

FALSE

yeah, but you're forgetting the countless times Dwight was an unprovoked bully and jerk to others in the office. so just because Jim's pranks weren't necessarily as direct retaliation for something doesn't mean Dwight didn't have it coming.

Dwight wanted to cut everyone's healthcare almost entirely just in the third episode, he really made himself deserve these pranks trough the series

You saw Jim as a bully, but not Dwight? How?

Dwight is not a saint . He openly says he would fire half the people the day he becomes manager ,carries a gun

@@1981bevo terrible opinion

Agreed

Heck no! Dwight went too far lol.

I agree, Dwight didn't go far enough 😂

You don't think Dwight went far enough? I think that drawing blood was already too far, and that was, like, the halfway mark.

She seems like a prude.

In the show she seemed like a pretty shallow person

Pam all the way!

cuz shes hot? she was obv not jim's kinda person

Stop being a simp

Everybody Loves Raymond, though

@@redacted2275 Came here to reply that everybody loves Raymond, but you beat me to it.

You're taking this all way too seriously.

sociopath is a too far imo lol

He is not a sociopath lol.

Seriously, it's just a show, let it go, you dont have to be going through all comments to prove how horrible jimothy is

@@Hamzakarim00 yes its just a show. but the fact you felt the need to respond shows you care just as much as she did. Also, I think the reason she said what she said, is because most people to go out of their way justify Jim and paint him as a saint even though objectively that is just not true.

Yeah that was actually really rude. He didn’t even do anything wrong for them to treat him like he was a joke.

Yeah, he's realistic in the fact that he's always acting like he's superior to everyone's antics by giving that look to the camera when he's just another idiot in the office.

He has very good vision. He could even see Jane Foster all the way from Asguard. 😉

EVERY TIME. Especially because I know hat's coming! I have the pre-laugh before the laugh! 😂

@@theluschmaster same 🤣

Not cheating is the bare minimum…

You have a low bar.

He already emotionally cheated on her when he lied about whether he found Cathy “objectively attractive“.

@Nicole Czarnecki Disagree. Finding someone attractive doesn't automatically equal attracted to. And I 100% think that Jim did the right thing in that situation.

@@SakariWolf13 , apply that situation to yourself. If you had a husband and he lied to you about whether he found a woman “objectively attractive“ when you were already feeling insecure because of your pregnancy, how would you feel if you found out that he does in fact find another woman “objectively attractive“ and lied to you about it?

exactly... i dont know why people seem to think ending a relationship is being a "jerk" its a lot worse to stay in a relationship you arent committed to.-

agreed. she turned him from a bachelor douchebag into a family man who cares about people other than himself

Ryan started the fire.

I brought that up a long time ago and people suggested I didn't watch the episode. He absolutely left her in NY without a way to get back to Scranton.

That’s why HES THE GOAT 😂

Most of the time I guess

Then why would Creed want to set Jim up with his daughter? 🤔

That is what I want to believe

Jim is a straight-up bully. Remember when he popped Dwight's exercise ball just because he thought it looked stupid? 80% of his "pranks" were undeserved.

And yet, Jim saved Dwight when he was about to be fired in Florida. Dwight legitimately tried to get Jim fired in the Scott’s Tots episode. Dwight took it too far.

@@Supermanfan99 You've forgotten who saved Jim from getting beat up by Roy. It was about time Jim did one good thing for Mr. Schrute after all those years.

@@abuiburemember when Dwight gave Stanley a heart attack and didn’t even care

And Toby Iusting over Pam.