Michael Scott (Steve Carell)
Michael is the main character in ‘The Office‘ series. He works as a regional manager for the Scranton branch of the paper distribution company, Dunder Mifflin.
Like what David Brent did in the original version, Michael tells his officemates to see him as a friend first, a boss second and “probably an entertainer third.” Michael has exaggerated views toward himself. He sees himself as the comedian in the office, although his jokes are frequently in vain. Instead of making others laugh, his jokes are ill-suited and rude. He exteriorized his women employees and injects racist jokes toward black people. However, behind his air of superiority, Michael tends to be very insecure when he relates with his staff. He is immature, insensitive and has little friends. He tends to be a bit lonely, for his several attempts to make friends often fails.
[...] the office has decided that Holly should be transferred to Nashua, Michael asks Darryl to help him get Holly back to New Hampshire. Both eventually realize that continuing to [...]
[...] Wallace, the CFO of the office, sends Michael to Winnipeg, Manitoba in Canada for a business trip. Not wanting to spend time alone in a foreign [...]
[...] Michael is driven insane when Toby, the HR rep returns from Costa Rica. He asks Dwight to help him try to get Toby fired, and they plant “drugs” (which is actually just caprese salad) in Toby’s desk. Meanwhile, Pam is worked up and visibly upset that someone used the microwave, made a mess, and did not clean it up, but she is pleasantly surprised when Jim purchases his parent’s old house. Pam loves the house despite its 70s feels. Ryan breaks up with Kelly to travel to Thailand. [...]
[...] year’s budget. Not so much of a problem, not until factions break out and everybody is asking Michael to get what they want. Pam and Stanley want new chairs, while Oscar and Jim a new photocopier. [...]
[...] Michael feels that he practiced for nothing and feels disconnected from the baby. Meanwhile, Michael pretends not to like Holly for the sake of Jan, but sensing their connection she asks Michael not [...]
[...] could be Michael’s lesson on his reaction to Stanley’s incessant [...]
[...] a learned mind, a meeting can be providential; for a paranoid, it could be a curse. Michael believes such as David Wallace and Jim hold a private [...]
[...] knows no boundaries, no age, no whatsoever. Jim and Pam get this lesson after discovering that Michael is dating her [...]
[...] past and present haunt Michael at work. Ten years ago, he made a promise to a bunch of children, and now he realizes that promise [...]
[...] Christmas time at the Office – but anger ironically sets the Christmas mood, with Michael flabbergasted over Jim’s decision to let Phyllis play Santa at the Christmas [...]
[...] Michael Scott’s girlfriend from the series “The Office” is now a mom, in real life though. Actress Amy Ryan and her fiancé Eric Slovin became proud parents of a baby girl on 15th October in New York City. [...]
[...] Michael’s trademark punch line “That is what She Said” had finally launched the sweepstakes, and this will promote the Office episodes and series in line. [...]