"The Office" Angry Andy (2012)

Director:

Claire Scanlon

Writers:

Greg Daniels (developer)
Justin Spitzer (written by)
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TV Series:

"The Office" (2005)

Original Air Date:

19 April 2012 (Season 8, Episode 21)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

Andy and Erin return to Dunder Mifflin, only to discover that Nellie has taken his job and office and refuses to give them up. Meanwhile, Ryan becomes jealous after Pam tries to play matchmaker for Kelly. |

Plot Keywords:

Office | Mockumentary | Scranton Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania | Remake

Cast

Rainn Wilson	...	Dwight Schrute
John Krasinski	...	Jim Halpert
Jenna Fischer	...	Pam Halpert
B.J. Novak	...	Ryan Howard
Ed Helms	...	Andy Bernard
James Spader	...	Robert California
Catherine Tate	...	Nellie Bertram
Leslie David Baker	...	Stanley Hudson
Brian Baumgartner	...	Kevin Malone
Creed Bratton	...	Creed Bratton
Kate Flannery	...	Meredith Palmer
Mindy Kaling	...	Kelly Kapoor
Ellie Kemper	...	Kelly Erin Hannon
Angela Kinsey	...	Angela Martin-Lipton
Paul Lieberstein	...	Toby Flenderson
Oscar Nuñez	...	Oscar Martinez (as Oscar Nunez)
Craig Robinson	...	Darryl Philbin
Phyllis Smith	...	Phyllis Vance
Zach Woods	...	Gabe Lewis
Sendhil Ramamurthy	...	Robbie
Mark Proksch	...	Nate
Myles Crawford
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Myles Cranford	...	Horse Man

Directed by
Claire Scanlon

Writing credits
Greg Daniels		(developer)
Justin Spitzer		(written by)
Ricky Gervais		(creator: BBC series) &
Stephen Merchant		(creator: BBC series)

Produced by
Steve Burgess	....	producer
Daniel Chun	....	co-executive producer
Greg Daniels	....	executive producer
Owen Ellickson	....	co-producer
Briton W. Erwin	....	associate producer (as Brit Erwin)
Brent Forrester	....	consulting producer
Ricky Gervais	....	executive producer
Charlie Grandy	....	co-executive producer
Dan Greaney	....	consulting producer
Steve Hely	....	supervising producer
Mindy Kaling	....	executive producer
Howard Klein	....	executive producer
Eric Koljan	....	co-producer
Paul Lieberstein	....	executive producer
Warren Lieberstein	....	co-executive producer
Stephen Merchant	....	executive producer
B.J. Novak	....	executive producer
David Rogers	....	producer
Meg A. Schave	....	associate producer (as Meg Schave)
Aaron Shure	....	consulting producer
Allison Silverman	....	supervising producer
Benjamin Silverman	....	executive producer (as Ben Silverman)
Justin Spitzer	....	co-executive producer
Halsted Sullivan	....	co-executive producer
Teri Weinberg	....	co-executive producer

Cinematography by
Matt Sohn

Costume Design by
Alysia Raycraft

Makeup Department
Laverne Caracuzzi	....	makeup department head
Roxxi Dott	....	hair stylist
Kim M. Ferry	....	hair department head
Shari Perry	....	hair stylist

Production Management
Meredith Zamsky	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Sydney Alford	....	dga trainee

Art Department
Robert Bernard	....	graphic designer
Joshua Dobkin	....	art department coordinator
Steven Curtis Husch	....	on-set dresser
Philip D. Shea	....	property master
Shelley A. Wallace	....	set designer
Scott E. Handt	....	stand-by carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department
Brian Wittle	....	sound mixer

Camera and Electrical Department
Randy Crawford	....	lighting technician
Sarah Levy	....	camera operator
Michael Piekutowski	....	lighting technician

Casting Department
Ben Harris	....	casting associate

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Carolyn Dessert	....	costume supervisor
Maeve Guesdon	....	key costumer
Kim Shek	....	costumer (uncredited)

Editorial Department
Rob Burnett	....	assistant editor

Other crew
Marne Braun	....	production staff
Hayley Coyne	....	production secretary
Kyle Gibson	....	second assistant accountant
Heather Imerman	....	production assistant
Ava Tramer	....	writers assistant

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Greg Daniels		creator
Ricky Gervais		creator
Stephen Merchant		creator

Original Music by
Jay Ferguson

Makeup Department
Marc Boyle	....	key hair stylist (season 1)
Melanie Mills	....	key makeup artist (season 1)

Art Department
Jeffrey Beck	....	set designer
Bobby Bednar	....	construction coordinator
Steven P. Duchscherer	....	set dresser
Matt Flynn	....	assistant art director

Sound Department
Adam Blantz	....	boom operator
Colin Jones	....	boom operator
Daniel McIntosh	....	sound mixer: New York
Jacqueline Marie McLaughlin	....	utility sound

Camera and Electrical Department
Roger Chingirian	....	additional electrician
Jesse Crusing	....	additional electrician
Justin M. Lubin	....	still photographer
James Andrew Turpin	....	additional rigging electrician (as Andrew Turpin)
Jeffrey Wilkins	....	camera operator

Editorial Department
Maureen Sullivan Mauk	....	post-production assistant (as Maureen Sullivan)

Music Department
Scott Cochran	....	music engineering
Nicole de la Torriente	....	music consultant

Other crew
Amy Banks	....	payroll accountant
Errol Reichow	....	location manager
Kristin Schaack	....	second assistant accountant (as Kristin Drummond)

Production Companies

• Deedle-Dee Productions
• Reveille Productions
• Universal TV

Distributors

• National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (2012) (USA) (TV)

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Company:

Deedle-Dee Productions

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): After Nellie docked Andy's pay, Erin and Andy cut to a talking-head segment. Erin begins singing Andy a song from when she was an orphan. One of the first lines is, "The state of Pennsylvania is watching over you." As any Pennsylvanian knows, this is incorrect. Pennsylvania's full title is the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, not the state of Pennsylvania.

Movie Connections:

References The Iron Lady (2011)

Soundtrack:

My Boyfriend's Back

The Last Nail in the Coffin

**** A Slight Amount of SPOILERS****** I hate to say this about a show that has brought me so much for so many years, but this episode was the worst I'd ever seen, a real disaster, and as we've been watching this patient sputter on life support, I think this episode will be the one that finished it off. This is the Jumping the Shark episode. The humor in this show has always relied upon exposing uncomfortable situations and joking about it, but there has always been a realistic tone to the situation. I don't want to go into it, but this episode revolved around Nellie humiliating Andy, culminating in a conference room meeting to talk about his sexual impotence with Erin. The writers, the directors and producers, and perhaps even the actors themselves, have lost all discipline. Utterly slack, sadly out of focus. For the first time ever I was embarrassed for the show as a whole. Really uncomfortable. I will miss this show. I've seen every episode. And I'll probably keep watching until they lay it in the ground.