But let’s not forget: A gilded cage is still a cage. So it makes sense, on some level, that Charlie’s “capture” doubles as an elaborate seduction. And if the circumstances of Salim and Charlie’s captures are different, it’s because their situations are different. Her palatial mansion is a prison, yes - but it’s still a palatial mansion, complete with a swimming pool. Her captors are still captors, but they’re being uncommonly nice about it. It’s like Kurtz and his team were setting a mousetrap with caviar.ĭon’t get me wrong: I would much, much rather be in Charlie’s situation than Salim’s. To get to this point, Charlie has: (1) Met a handsome stranger on the beach (2) received an expensive-looking dress and taken a ride in a cherry Mercedes and (3) enjoyed a private night tour of the Acropolis. The other is Charlie, whose abductors were a good deal gentler with her. One is Salim, the Bad Godesberg bombing suspect who was abducted in the premiere, and now wakes up in a small cement cell.
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The series ultimately did seven Christmas episodes - quite the lucky number - while we're not superstitious, we are "a little stitious" makes sense then that the first Christmas episode would be the one to show NBC just how beloved a paper company could be.There is nothing subtle about the second episode of The Little Drummer Girl, which gives the dueling stories of two prisoners and invites us to interrogate the similarities and differences of their situations. And a fun bit of behind-the-scenes trivia: while Michael’s video iPod tore the office apart, it reminded viewers at home that they could watch the series on iTunes over the holidays, and the ratings soared. In one of the bravest votes of confidence in history that a series is going to go the distance, the episode shows Jim pocketing a note he’s written for Pam, the payoff of which won’t play out for another seven seasons. Shockingly, it has the opposite effect when the video iPod he introduces into the game only divides the office, leading to bruised egos and uncomfortable footage of Kevin ( Brian Baumgartner) using a foot massager. This is our introduction to a Dunder Mifflin Christmas, and it’s ho-ho-horrific in all the best ways as Michael derails the Secret Santa party in order to impress his employees. "Christmas Wishes" (Season 8, Episode 10) RELATED: 'The Office': 9 Cringiest Michael Scott Moments, Rankedħ. If you’re in the mood for some holiday fun courtesy of your favorite Northeastern Pennsylvania-based mid-size paper company regional sales staff, we’re sharing our rankings as you prepare to curl up with your World’s Best Boss mug and settle in for Christmas in Scranton. While some shows choose to tick the Christmas box and move on, the employees of Dunder Mifflin celebrated it more times than Belsnickel can shake a handful of sticks at – and that doesn’t include Stanley’s ( Leslie David Baker) rant about some of the more absurd themes used over the years (what exactly is a “Mo Rocca Christmas” anyway?) Hankey? The standout of the bunch, however, is arguably The Office. What would Friends have been without the holiday armadillo? The Simpsons without Bart setting the tree on fire? Or South Park sans Mr. A lot of your favorite series have probably devoted at least one episode to the Christmas holiday, and for good reason – those often become fan favorites.
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