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There's an excellent deleted scene on disc 1 in which David calls and Ryan picks up, and David goes absolutely ballistic. It fills that plot hole.


eta: And here's another classic
(from the ethics meeting in the conference room, after they finish the "would you steal a loaf of bread" debate)
Michael: Wow. Do you have any other brain ticklers for us?
Holly: No. That was fun, but we should get back to business.
Andy: Wait. Hey Michael, you see that wall?
Michael: Yes.
Andy: Okay. Now, look away from it. You don't know if the wall's still there.
Michael: What do you mean, of course it's still there.
Andy: Well, you don't know that, because you're not looking at it. What if it disappeared?
Michael: Where would it go?
Andy: Well...that's not...I don't know.
Creed: I know where the wall goes.
Michael: Okay. So you're saying, if I'm not looking at the wall, how do I know it's there?
Andy: Yes.
Michael: Easy. (stretches arm out behind him and backs up until he finds the wall)
Michael: All right. How does the wall know when I'm looking at it?
Holly: Okay. I think we've gone too far off topic.
Michael: How do we know that we are not on topic for a different conversation?
(Jim gives Michael a satisfied thumbs-up)
Holly: Because it is not in the binder.
Michael: Binder? I don't see a binder. I'm not looking at the binder. How do I know the binder exists? Binder? I hardly knew her! So...wall! (turns around sharply) Still there!
Holly: Unfortunately, my binder does still exist, so why don't a couple of you keep an eye on the walls and the rest of us can continue the discussion.
Dwight: (leaps up) Very good. Stanley, you take the west wall, Creed, the east, I'll take the ceiling. (looks up)

Deleted Erin talking head from her first episode

"It's pretty cool...like any other office, I guess. There's phones, and copiers, and computers....Do I have to do this on all my breaks?"

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Ellie Kemper is in the commentary for "Casual Friday" but she doesn't really say anything.

Well I think we have the thread title now.

I was surprised to see Erin looking different. She was no longer doe-eyed and incurably chipper; she actually looked like she was having a bad day. On the one hand, this is perfectly reasonable for someone who had now been working in that office for three months. On the other hand, I'd much rather they develop her character as the "please like me" girl we instantly fell in love with before her spirit becomes permanently broken.

Plot hole: why in the WORLD would Stanley confide in Michael?