I'm only reviewing it 10 stars for that cameo, no other celebrity would agree to appear on the office just to walk past camera as their entire role
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Edvis-199725 October 2021
Valentine's Day (#2.16)
ComedyFan201027 December 2018
Warning: Spoilers
It is a meeting with the new CEO on Valentine's Day and Michael mentions that he slept with Jan.
Poor Jan! But luckily Michael tells the truth. The meeting was really a good part of the episode. Phyllis getting ll the Valentines gifts from Bob was also not bad. Kelly and Ryan's story is also pretty funny.
Poor Jan! But luckily Michael tells the truth. The meeting was really a good part of the episode. Phyllis getting ll the Valentines gifts from Bob was also not bad. Kelly and Ryan's story is also pretty funny.
The New York guy looks like Zack efron
stan-687644 June 2021
CFO Meeting In NY; Gifts In The Office
vivianla9 September 2020
Warning: Spoilers
Michael gets ready to leave for NYC to participate in the meeting with the CFO. He wears a nice black jacket and has a great scarf draping in front.
In NYC his jacket is buttoned up and scarf is no longer draping at the front.
Phyllis receives roses. Looks beautiful against the dreariness of the office.
Michael arrives early with other males and accidentally slips that he slept with Jan once.
During the meeting CFO finds out that Michael stated he slept with Jan.
At the end of the day Roy comes in and Pam expresses her disappointment. Roy says it is not the end of the day yet and when they go home she is going to have the best sex of her life. Pam stares back.
In NYC his jacket is buttoned up and scarf is no longer draping at the front.
Phyllis receives roses. Looks beautiful against the dreariness of the office.
Michael arrives early with other males and accidentally slips that he slept with Jan once.
During the meeting CFO finds out that Michael stated he slept with Jan.
At the end of the day Roy comes in and Pam expresses her disappointment. Roy says it is not the end of the day yet and when they go home she is going to have the best sex of her life. Pam stares back.
Jajaja jan jaja
xsilentnone9 October 2020
The Day of Love
ZegMaarJus1 April 2024
Warning: Spoilers
This Episode begins with Pam, she says that she likes Valentine's Day at Dunser Mifflin Paper Company Office. Since Jim broke up with Katy, he dated nobody else. Michael travelled to New York for a business trip. Michael tells Josh and Craig that he hooked up with Jan. Michael gives a presentation about his Dunder Mifflin Office in Scranton. Pam is sad because she didn't get a Valentine's present from Roy. Jim wishes Pam a nice Valentine's Day. Jan kissed Michael. Amazing Episode of The Office Season 2, this was just so great. Funny and at the same time a serious Episode about the day of love!
"It's me. I'm the bobble head"
jonniedylanoliver28 May 2020
A Mediocre Episode That Lacks Creativity and Charm
SuperMari0s10 September 2023
Warning: Spoilers
This is an episode that tries to balance humor and romance, but fails to deliver on both fronts. The episode follows Michael Scott (Steve Carell) as he travels to New York City for a meeting with the corporate heads, where he accidentally reveals that he hooked up with Jan Levinson (Melora Hardin). Meanwhile, the rest of the office staff celebrates Valentine's Day in a childish way, exchanging (or not) cards and gifts.
The episode suffers from a lack of originality and coherence. The plot is predictable and clichéd, relying on the same old jokes and stereotypes that have been used in previous episodes. The characters are inconsistent and unlikable, especially Michael, who is portrayed as a clueless and insensitive boss who embarrasses himself and Jan in front of their superiors. The romance between Michael and Jan is forced and unbelievable, as they have no chemistry or compatibility. The subplot involving the office romance between Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) and Angela Martin (Angela Kinsey) is also dull and repetitive, as they exchange a bobblehead doll and a key to his home.
The episode does have some redeeming qualities, such as the cameo appearance of Conan O'Brien as himself, who walks past Michael on the street. The episode also features some funny moments, such as Michael's video presentation about the staff at his branch called "The Faces of Scranton", which is hilariously cheesy and outdated. The episode also shows some glimpses of the potential of the other branch managers, such as Josh Porter (Charles Esten) and Craig (Craig Anton), who have different personalities and styles than Michael.
Overall, this is an episode that fails to live up to the expectations of the fans. It is a mediocre episode that lacks creativity and charm. It is not one of the best episodes of the series, nor one of the worst. It is simply forgettable.
The episode suffers from a lack of originality and coherence. The plot is predictable and clichéd, relying on the same old jokes and stereotypes that have been used in previous episodes. The characters are inconsistent and unlikable, especially Michael, who is portrayed as a clueless and insensitive boss who embarrasses himself and Jan in front of their superiors. The romance between Michael and Jan is forced and unbelievable, as they have no chemistry or compatibility. The subplot involving the office romance between Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) and Angela Martin (Angela Kinsey) is also dull and repetitive, as they exchange a bobblehead doll and a key to his home.
The episode does have some redeeming qualities, such as the cameo appearance of Conan O'Brien as himself, who walks past Michael on the street. The episode also features some funny moments, such as Michael's video presentation about the staff at his branch called "The Faces of Scranton", which is hilariously cheesy and outdated. The episode also shows some glimpses of the potential of the other branch managers, such as Josh Porter (Charles Esten) and Craig (Craig Anton), who have different personalities and styles than Michael.
Overall, this is an episode that fails to live up to the expectations of the fans. It is a mediocre episode that lacks creativity and charm. It is not one of the best episodes of the series, nor one of the worst. It is simply forgettable.
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