Non-stop marketing for a company as evil as Nestlé does not go unnoticed. Most of what wasn't coffee marketing was decent entertainment, though these scenes never really lasted long enough for my Nestlé-shivers to leave before the episode had ended. The trip to Philly was mediocre and of varying quality. On the positive note, Dwight and Clark's mission was at the level of what The Office should be. They managed to throw you a good mix of humour and awkwardness.
All in all, this was a big disappointment to me. To pay for what you expect is high quality entertainment and, not only getting a poor episode in return, but also a 20-minute advert from a professional humanity crusher like Nestlé is straight up offensive.
All in all, this was a big disappointment to me. To pay for what you expect is high quality entertainment and, not only getting a poor episode in return, but also a 20-minute advert from a professional humanity crusher like Nestlé is straight up offensive.