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"Finale" is the 24th and 25th episodes of the ninth season of the American idiot box comedy series The Office, the show'south 200th and 201st episodes overall, and serial finale. It aired on May 16, 2013.

One year after the airing of the documentary, the workers of Dunder Mifflin, past and nowadays, gather for a wedding and a terminal circular of interviews. Mysteries are solved, hatchets are buried and pranks are prunked.

Contents

  • 1 Changes since "A.A.R.M."
  • 2 Synopsis
  • iii Deleted scenes
  • four Nuptials plan
  • 5 Production
  • vi Connections to previous episodes
  • vii Goofs
  • 8 Amusing details and trivia
  • 9 Backside the scenes
  • ten Cultural references
  • 11 Cast
    • 11.i Primary cast
    • 11.2 Supporting cast
    • 11.3 Guest cast
  • 12 Gallery
  • xiii References

Changes since "A.A.R.Thou."

Being that this episode takes place ane yr after the events of the last episode, several events accept transpired. Here's the rundown.

  • Kevin Malone was fired for poor task performance and exploiting a glitch in the accounting program by using a made-upwardly symbol he calls "Keleven". He was replaced past a young blonde adult female, Dakota. He later purchased a bar.
  • Toby Flenderson was fired, but it is unknown how Dwight Schrute could burn down 60 minutes every bit Toby is hired by corporate. Toby moved to New York, was working on the side by side Corking American Novel, lives in an flat with six roommates, and stalks Nellie on Twitter.
  • Stanley Hudson retired to a small boondocks in Florida, divorced his wife, and was replaced past a younger, nicer blackness salesman. He now spends his fourth dimension carving wooden birds.
  • Nellie Bertram quit and moved to Poland and was replaced by a young Asian woman.
  • Creed Bratton faked his ain death for reasons involving avoiding incarceration, and was replaced past Devon White.
  • Dwight Schrute regained the accounts lost past Andy Bernard and made apology with all of his friends who angrily left him after refusing to rent any of them in Inferior Salesman.
  • Jim Halpert continues working at Dunder Mifflin equally banana to the regional manager. It is shown afterwards on in the episode that he and Pam move to Austin to continue working for Athleap (formerly known equally Athlead).
  • A video of Andy Bernard's audience for America's Next A Cappella Sensation goes viral with many parodies and auto-tunes. Andy now works in the Admission's Office at Cornell University.
  • Pam Halpert has since started and finished a mural for an Irish Cultural Center. She has too since changed her view on the warehouse landscape'southward theme.
  • Darryl Philbin lives in Austin working for Athleap (formerly Athlead).
  • Oscar Martinez is running for country senator confronting his old lover and Angela's ex-hubby Robert Lipton, while nonetheless working for Dunder Mifflin.

Synopsis

The premise of the episode is that the documentary crew has returned to flick bonus footage for the DVD release of the documentary. Every bit the office prepares for Dwight and Angela's hymeneals, they also prepare for a panel regarding the documentary at a local theater. Underwhelming attendance to the consequence leads to thwarting until they realize the people haven't all been allow in yet and are waiting outside. The console reveals the identity of Erin's nativity parents, and Pam reveals she is working on something big to pay Jim back for his DVD shown in A.A.R.M.. That dark, Jim and Pam throw available and bachelorette parties for Dwight and Angela, respectively. Jim takes Dwight and the guys to a pub where Dwight is oblivious to the waitress being a stripper, even though Elizabeth is the exotic dancer that Dwight has hired earlier. Pam and the girls are at a pocket-sized house, where Jake Palmer returns equally the stripper the girls hired for Angela. Everyone except Meredith thinks this is inappropriate because Jake's mother is present, and Angela does not want a stripper anyway. Phyllis (clearly stooging for the available party) claims to hear a racket and opens the door, causing Angela to be kidnapped by Mose Schrute. Dwight and then must search for Angela, as it is revealed this is some other absurd Schrute tradition. The search ends at Kevin's bar, where Dwight and Kevin make amends.

The following day is the hymeneals. Jim pulls one final prank on Dwight: he insists that he cannot be his best homo, as Dwight is older than Jim. When Dwight tries to change his mind, Jim directs his attention to Michael Scott, standing in the doorway. An excited Dwight exclaims, "Michael! I can't believe you came!" to which Michael replies, "That's what she said". In the bridal bedroom, it is decided Phyllis will behave Angela downward the alley due to Angela's leg pain from having been in a car trunk for several hours. The two are married (standing in their own graves, every bit is Schrute tradition "every bit a reminder that this is the only escape from what they are virtually to exercise"), and anybody heads to the reception. At the reception, Jim and Pam dance and buss, and Jim states that Pam no longer owes him anything. Michael and Pam talk, and she reveals he has kids (and takes so many pictures of them he needs ii phones). Michael does one final talking caput from his table, saying that he feels like all his kids grew up and married each other, which is "every parent'south dream". Ryan and Kelly run away together, passing Ryan'due south son to Ravi who and then gives the baby to Kevin. Ravi tells him to report an abandoned baby to child services, simply Nellie instead takes the child every bit her own and tells the camera that if Ryan wants his baby dorsum he can detect them "somewhere in Europe."

Jim and Pam caput abode and are surprised to observe Carol, Michael's onetime Realtor/ex-girlfriend, showing their house. Pam reveals she has been showing the business firm for 2 months, so that if they got an offer, Jim would accept no reason not to rejoin Athlead. The couple being shown the house decide they want to buy it, and Jim and Pam agree to sell.

That dark there is a DVD release political party at the warehouse. Pam reveals her mural, a painting of the office and everyone who works in it. Subsequently a grouping picture, everyone heads up to the role to hang out. Creed is revealed to be living in one of the office's supply closets. Seeing that Erin is busy, Pam takes ane final call as the receptionist, which coincidentally is for Jim Halpert. She replies, "I'1000 sorry, Jim Halpert doesn't work here anymore." Soon afterward they announce their plans to go out to Dwight, who fires them so that they can both receive large severance packages. Creed sings a vocal while they tell the cameras nigh how the documentary has affected them. Creed is so arrested and led away by police. As anybody leaves the office, Pam takes her painting of the office edifice from the wall. A flashback shows the moment Michael first put information technology up.

Deleted scenes

  • An extended cold open where Jim pulls one terminal prank on Dwight by trying to convince him he is in "the Matrix", including creating imitation "glitches" such every bit grooming a cat to run by his door twice as well as using Glenn's twin brother Ben. Dwight meets upwardly with Hank in the warehouse, who claims to exist Morpheus's blood brother "Dorpheus" and offers Dwight the red pill, which will allow him to join his regular army, or the blue pill, which volition brand him forget. Surprisingly, Dwight chooses the bluish pill: He is the manager, he owns the building, he has a nice farm, and he's getting married to Angela, and he does not desire to throw that abroad. Watching over a security camera, Pam finds this cute, while Jim is horrified as he hired thirty people to participate in the prank. Hank calls out that someone should arbitrate if the blue pill is not actually prophylactic to eat, prompting Jim to run off. Dwight, wise that this is a prank, sarcastically asks if Hank is calling for "Deo" or "Drinity."[ane]
    • This scene was cut for time, simply was included in the table read bonus feature of the episode, and was discussed past Brian Baumgartner (Kevin) and editor David Rogers in an episode of An Oral History of The Function. It was released to the public on January 1, 2021 to promote the show's inflow on NBC's new streaming platform Peacock, and included a tribute to the late Hugh Dane (Hank), who passed away in 2018.
  • Meredith reveals that she is now a vegan, having decided "We should non be eating (animals)" while attending a dogfight.
  • Clark recalls that, subsequently the documentary, Jim's pranks were and then widely copied that had to speak at schools telling teenagers non to be like him.
  • Dwight's Japanization of the part extends to having Nate, in white gloves and a blazer, pushing the entire staff into the lift at once.
  • Oscar's explanation of the number "keleven" is followed by a talking head from Kevin himself, who explains the invention himself, and mentions a second number he invented, "gop". Spotter it.
  • Clark and Dakota flirt at the copy machine, playfully getting around Dwight'southward rules against office "mingling".
  • The bachelorette party plays "Boink, Marry or Kill" with Kevin, Stanley and Toby; all concord they would kill Toby, just when they realize it was now downwards to sex or spousal relationship with Kevin or Stanley, the women go silent, broken by Nellie saying she would "boink" Kevin, then commit suicide. Angela then says she'southward getting common cold feet - but when Pam assures her that such pre-wedding jitters are normal, she gets annoyed and insists that her feet are actually getting common cold.
  • Kevin explains how he bought his bar: after the documentary, and then many people insisted on ownership him drinks, despite his being a adequately light drinker, that he had thousands of dollars in credit and it was cheaper for the owners to simply requite him a large share, and adds that the bar's business concern has doubled since he became associated with it. Scout it.
  • Extra scenes from the Q&A:
    • Oscar is asked if he is all the same single, which becomes somewhat awkward when the handsome questioner reveals he was asking on behalf of his ugly friend.
    • Darryl is asked a like question.
    • Stanley is asked if he's still eating pretzels, merely is fast asleep; Phyllis advises Pete not to bother waking him.
    • Andy's response to a question elicits a snide Baby WaWa reference, which is not well-received by the rest of the audience; in a talking caput, Darryl notes that a non-PBS crowd would not have reacted as such.
  • In an extended version of Kevin'due south reading at the wedding, at that place are shots of Jim and Pam looking at each other, Pete and Erin looking at each other, Kelly and Ryan looking at each other, Mose and the scarecrow looking at each other, Toby looking at the empty seat next to him, and Dwight and Angela smiling at each other. Upon seeing this, the pastor asks them to stop, but they tin can only bring it to a slight grin.
  • Angela's sister gives a toast in their private twin linguistic communication (assumed to be "Canadian" past Kevin), which moves the bride to tears but baffles her guests.
  • In a scene only said at the table read for this episode, Dakota confronts Clark about asking whether he was related to Dwight, with him replying that its nigh likely the glasses leading people to think this.
  • Phyllis's toast, in which she gives a graphic description of when she walked in on them at the stop of "Adieu, Toby".
  • Andy stands upward at the reception to offering a toast, and Angela's sis snarkily expects it to go desperately. Nevertheless, Andy's heartfelt toast is sweet, in which he gives communication to Dwight to "be Dwight Schrute". Angela's sister is disgusted. Watch information technology.
  • Erin's parents explain why they gave her upwardly for adoption: they were puppeteers on the film The Dark Crystal and that film was then fearsome and depressing that they couldn't bear to raise a child in such a terrifying world.
  • Clark is approached by the documentary'due south producers nigh working on another "An American Workplace" project, but turns them down, hinting at the beginning of a relationship with Dakota.
  • A reminiscence of various events from the bear witness (no 1 is sure exactly who was there the longest) culminates in the office tree existence planted outside - with Dwight criticizing the "amateur" piece of work under his breath.
  • Toby explains what he learned from the documentary, and how he has incorporated it into his latest novel.
  • Angela, now that she no longer needs the doctor-recommended facial exercises she once needed from lack of smiling causing her muscles to cloudburst, admits she'southward "less of a total bitch now."
  • Clark and Pete give their concluding memories of the experience.

Hymeneals program

As posted by NBC.

Angela & Dwight

Saturday, the fourteenth of June
Three o'clock in the afternoon
The Schrute Farmstead
Honesdale, Pennsylvania
The Wedding Anniversary
Processional
Treulich Geführt ............ Wagner
Willkommen
Andacht
Exchanging of Vows
Exchanging of Rings
Recessional
Traditional Wedding March
Release of the Doves
Hochzeitspaar
The Bride The Groom
Angela Noelle Martin Dwight Kurt Schrute
Co-Maids of Honour Bestisch Mensch
Pam Halpert
Meredith Palmer
Phyllis Vance
Rachael Martin 		Jim Halpert
Groomsmen
Andy Bernard
Oscar Martinez
Zeke Schrute
Mose Schrute
Mother and Father
of the Bride		 Female parent and Father
of the Groom
Annemarie Martin
Sean T. Martin		 Hedda Mannheim Schrute
Dwight Schrute Sr.
Flower Girl
Cece Halpert
Ring Bearer
Phillip Halsted Lipton
Officiant
Rev. Gerhard Schultz

We thank all our friends and family unit for attending.

Reception to follow the ceremony.
(Delight keep your hay bales or
plan on standing.)

Production

"Finale" was written by serial developer and showrunner Greg Daniels, making it his second writing credit for the year, afterwards the season debut "New Guys", and his 12th writing credit overall. Rainn Wilson later joked that Daniels was "the state vet who birthed this puppy" and had come "back to put it downward". The episode was directed by Ken Kwapis. Kwapis had originally directed the series' pilot episode. His terminal directorial credit for the series, prior to "Finale", all the same, was the fifth flavor episode "Visitor Picnic".

"I figured the character would get back and visit everybody, but he wouldn't practise it on camera at this signal. I think he had grown past the idea of existence in the documentary, that was my take on information technology. That [Michael Scott] had said goodbye to that attribute of his life, that that's not what was important to him. I simply idea, yeah he'd go back and visit, but he wouldn't want the camera crew to be documenting it." —Steve Carell, explaining his hesitation to return to The Office.

The series finale will guest star Rachael Harris, Dakota Johnson, Joan Cusack, Ed Begley Jr. and Malcolm Barrett. The episode volition feature the return of several of the serial' actors and actresses, including former series writers and stars B. J. Novak and Mindy Kaling, likewise as Andy Buckley, Bobby Rae Shafer, Michael Schur, and Matt Jones. Early during production for the season, Kinsey and Wilson too noted that the cast and crew were hoping for a return of former lead role player Steve Carell as Michael Scott. In mid-December, Krasinski later revealed that he was optimistic about a return; in an interview with East! Online Krasinski said that the producers were supposedly "still trying to figure out [Carell'southward] schedule" and that the finale "just wouldn't exist the same without him". However, NBC chairman Robert Greenblatt subsequently admitted during an interview that while he is "hopeful", he does not retrieve Carell will render; he noted that Carell was satisfied with his character's get out and did not desire to tarnish it. On January xvi, Daniels revealed that Carell would not appear in the finale in any capacity, a determination that Carell after reiterated. Iii months later, however, the producers for The Office mounted "an 11th hour effort last month" to get Carell to make a cameo in the show's final episode, co-ordinate to TVLine. Co-ordinate to the article, "while no one is confirming that the final diplomatic push button proved successful, no i is denying it either." Carell'southward personal representative confirmed that Carell was on the prepare for the final episode, but that he did not film any scenes. Notwithstanding, an bearding source close to the show cryptically said "don't rule annihilation out". TVLine afterwards reported on May half-dozen, that Carell would appear in a cameo, although NBC declined to annotate and Carell'south representatives continued to deny the reports.

The initial idea for the finale was thought of by Daniels during production of the third flavour, described as "a reunion show, in the manner of the mail service-competition bandage rehashes familiar from reality shows like Survivor." Daniels, at one bespeak, approached Jeff Probst, the host of Survivor, to appear in the finale as a moderator for the fictional reunion, although he declined. The initial table read for the episode took place on March four, 2013. Filming commenced on March 6. Co-ordinate to Jenna Fischer, the episode took 9 days to film, with the bandage devoting 12 hours a mean solar day to the episode. The finale was described as "aggressive", featuring multiple location shoots, including one in an AT&T function building, which stood in for the Scranton Cultural Center. Filming for the episode and series every bit a whole came to an end on March 16, 2013. Wilson afterward tweeted a moving picture of the "empty" set after all filming had been finished. Originally, the episode was supposed to be the 23rd and 24th episodes of the season, which would accept meant that the series aired exactly 200 episodes. All the same, the serial' penultimate episode was elongated into 2 separate episodes, resulting in "Finale" beingness the 24th and 25th episodes of the season. This meant that the concluding part of "Finale" volition exist the series' 201st episode. Once filming finished, Daniels in an interview with TVLine expressed his hope to expand the episode, stating, "I was very excited with the footage we got [...] It'southward very big. I'm going to beg NBC to super-size it or extend information technology." Daniels later commented that when the editors cutting together the first deed, information technology was 23 minutes long; this is much longer than a normal commencement act for an hour long episode of television. In response, OfficeTally—the largest fan site for the serial—started an online petition to supersize the finale, like to the petition to aggrandize the second-season finale, "Casino Dark". By May two, the petition had received over 20,000 signatures. On May 7, it was announced that NBC had extended the episode by 15 minutes, significant that the episode would be 55 minutes in total.

Connections to previous episodes

  • When Oscar is invited to get to the available'south party for Dwight's wedding, he'due south nervous because this is the start time he's been with the office'south group of guys alone since he came out. Oscar shouts "Wazzup!" in the limo. In the "Pilot", Michael shouts "Wazzup!", which was out of date even then.
  • The stripper who dances for Dwight in the eating place is Elizabeth, the same woman whom Dwight and Jim hired in "Ben Franklin," and Michael afterward hired in "Fun Run."
  • Jake calls Meredith "Mom". In "Take Your Girl to Piece of work Day", Dwight scolded him for calling his female parent by her first proper name.
  • All of Dwight's friends at the bar before he rescues Angela are for the nearly part the aforementioned ones he interviewed in "Junior Salesman."
  • In a deleted scene, Erin's parents mention that they were puppeteers. In a deleted scene from "Tallahassee", Erin expressed disdain for blimp animals, considering them far inferior to puppets.
  • This is Michael's first appearance since he left Dunder Mifflin in "Farewell, Michael."
  • Mose glances over at the scarecrow in the field during Kevin'south reading during the ceremony. In "Moving On", Aunt Shirley remarks on the unspeakable things Mose did with the lady scarecrow.
  • Dwight and Angela become married standing in their own graves, a Schrute tradition first mentioned in "Phyllis' Hymeneals." It is confirmed in "Customer Survey" when Dwight shows pictures of the Schrute Farms Excalibur Wedding Package.
  • in "Customer Survey", Angela rejected Andy's wedding venue suggestion, insisting that she wouldn't go married in a tent "like a hobo." In this episode, she gets married in a tent.
  • Dwight and Angela dance at their wedding. Angela appears to take overcome her distaste for dancing, having stated in "Café Disco" that she does not trip the light fantastic, and choosing not to participate in Jim and Pam'southward nuptials dance in "Niagara".
  • At the nuptials reception, Pam wears the bracelet that Jim got her in "Classy Christmas."
  • Kelly complains that she's cold. Ryan, wearing a coat, tells her she should have brought a jacket just does not offer her his own coat. In "Garden Party", Robert California complains of being cold, and Ryan gives Robert him his glaze.
  • Michael says that it's like his children all grew up, and and then they married each other. In a deleted scene in "Diversity Day", Michael makes an acronym for variety which ultimately spells I.N.C.Eastward.S.T.
  • Michael's problems with money continue when Pam mentions that Michael has so many pictures of his kids he has 2 phones with two numbers and is paying two bills.
  • Michael's old girlfriend Carol is the Realtor selling Pam and Jim's house. Pam tells Jim that because he bought the house without telling her (in "Frame Toby"), she could sell information technology without telling him.
  • Pam made the mural the history of the function, because the history of paper mural she had started was painted over in "Vandalism."
  • Pam takes the watercolor she made in "Business School", and which hung on the wall until "Mafia" (when it was damaged in a deleted scene). The watercolor quietly returned at some point, undamaged, without explanation.

Goofs

  • Somehow there is footage of Kevin's and Toby's firing, which is meant to take happened during the period in which there was no documentary crew.
  • Pam's mural for the Irish Cultural Center depicts the flag of Ireland incorrectly. The flagpole should be attached to the green portion of the flag. Past attaching the flagpole to the orange portion of the flag, she inadvertently reversed the flag, changing it to the flag of Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Declension). Michael also flew the incorrect Irish gaelic flag in the episode "St. Patrick'due south Solar day".
  • The only members of Dwight'due south family shown at his hymeneals are is cousins Mose and Zeke. His own siblings Jeb and Fannie (introduced in "The Farm") did non attend.
  • Dwight's mother is listed equally part of the wedding ceremony political party, even though Dwight mentioned in "Fun Run" that she was buried at the east field.
  • After the ceremony, Dwight asks that anybody bring their hay bales to the reception for seating, however in all of the reception scenes, at that place are folding chairs seen along with several hay bales. It could be that Dwight was kidding and there were actually chairs all along. (Furthermore, the bales are of straw, non hay.)
  • Toby is fired by Dwight, withal Toby works for corporate and therefore Dwight has no power to burn him. However, it could be that Toby was fired through corporate, and Dwight was giving him the cake as a cheerio.

Amusing details and trivia

  • A one-hr retrospective of the show premiered simply earlier the finale episode.
  • Dwight brags that under his leadership, they regained the White Pages (from "The Whale") and Lackawanna Canton (from "The Client"). Dwight saying that he "regained" the accounts implies that they afterward lost the accounts (perhaps due to Dwight'due south own antics) and had to win them back.
  • The human who puts his arms effectually Pam and Clark during the photo in front of the mural is Greg Daniels, the writer, executive producer, and showrunner of The Function.
  • Angela'due south sister is played by Rachael Harris. Both actresses accept played unfaithful girlfriends to an Ed Helms character: Angela Kinsey to Andy in The Office, Rachael Harris to Stu in The Hangover.
  • Michael once more says that his employees are similar his children, but this time he says, "I experience similar all my kids grew up, and then they married each other. Information technology's every parent'southward dream."
  • In the filmed table read for this episode, all of Michael's lines were spoken by Creed. The show wanted to keep Michael's return a secret as long as possible.
  • Angela's dress is the same as the 1 Pam was going to habiliment in her wedding to Roy, and the one Phyllis wore for her own wedding.
  • As foreshadowed in "Phyllis' Wedding" Dwight and Angela marry standing in their graves.
  • Despite Pete hanging out in the office during the warehouse political party, Clark is nowhere to be seen.
  • Outset appearance of Devon since the Season 2 episode "Halloween".
  • When Jakey resumes dancing on Angela, Mose lurks outside the window, looking for his hazard to kidnap the bride.
  • In the deleted scene of the women playing "Boink, Ally or Impale", Angela's sister Rachael becomes stern and unsmiling when Nellie says that she'd kill herself to escape her fate.
  • Dunder Mifflin Scranton ultimately lost every employee who transferred from the Stamford co-operative (Tony Gardner, Martin Nash, Hannah Smoterich-Barr, Karen Filippelli, Andy Bernard, and Jim Halpert).
  • This is the quaternary wedding in the serial; the first being being Phyllis and Bob's in flavor 3, the second being Jim and Pam'southward in flavour 6 and the third being Roy's wedding ceremony in Season 9
  • Pam'due south warehouse mural features, from left to right, Creed, Meredith, Oscar, Clark, Pete, Ryan, Kelly, Angela, Dwight, Michael, Erin, Pam, Jim, Andy, Kevin, Stanley, Nellie, Toby, Phyllis, Darryl. Despite its prominent position overlooking the warehouse, it does not depict any warehouse workers.
  • The audition member who asks the question for Jim and Pam is played by Jennie Tan, proprietor of the popular Function Tally web site. She said it was surreal directing her question to the characters, because in real life she posed questions to the actors when hosting console discussions at events.[2] She had previously appeared as an employee of Dunder Mifflin in "Company Picnic".
  • When Ryan runs off with Kelly, he says, "I finally mastered commitment," even though at that same moment, he is abandoning his commitment to his baby son.

Behind the scenes

  • The script ran 75 pages, with an additional xl pages of alternates.[3]
  • Actors were invited to pitch ideas for their characters. Kate Flannery suggested that her character Meredith Palmer falls in beloved with a cop, and consequently never has a trouble with getting pulled over for DUI again.[3]
  • It was Creed Bratton's thought to bring back Devon Abner every bit Devon White.[4] :10:26 Devon Abner was working in New York when the bear witness invited him back for the final episode, but he would have to pay his own airfare. He had fabricated a lot money just from residuals from his brief role in the "Halloween" episode and figured he'd get another shot at a nice paycheck. When Creed Bratton discovered that Devon's graphic symbol had no lines, he offered to get some lines for him, only Devon Abner was happy just to be listed as a "principal" and therefore be eligible for residuals.[three]
  • In the original script, the employees realize that the plant in the middle of the pitcher has been there longer than anyone, and they replant it in forepart of the building. Pam's concluding talking head was a voice-over, and the script read[3]
B-ROLL: of the replanted office institute with Dunder Mifflin backside it every bit the sunday comes up over the parking lot.
End OF SHOW
  • The script independent fake scenes to hide Steve Carell'due south return. When the scenes were written, negotiations with Steve Carell were withal ongoing. Carell didn't desire Michael to become the focus of the episode, and the writers knew that if NBC establish out well-nigh Carell's return, they would promote information technology similar crazy and ruin the surprise. The real script pages were numbered and collected and shared on a need-to-know basis. Most of the cast didn't realize what was happening until they saw Carell in the makeup trailer. The extras for the scene were sworn to secrecy. The footage was kept in a dissever location to avert leaks. Everybody involved, including Steve Carell himself, lied about information technology when they went on talk shows or met with the press. Greg Daniels was worried he was going to go fired for this stunt, simply and so again, the show was catastrophe anyway.[three]
  • The version of the episode shown to NBC had a different scene inserted to hide Carell. They were able to keep it a secret from the network until the twenty-four hour period before air, not submitting Carell'southward signed contract until the twenty-four hours earlier air. NBC insisted on seeing the episode, and then the executives were given a private showing, and when they saw Michael Scott, they were very upset.[3]
  • Steve Carell has only two lines, because at that place is patently a Screen Actors Gild dominion that if an actor has more two lines, they are considered a guest role player and must be credited.
  • The terminal episode was creator Greg Daniels'southward yearbook: He put on screen the writers (as people asking questions at the reunion panel), crew members, even his wife and managing director.[3]
  • According to the telephone call sheet, the last scene shot was Pam taking the picture off the wall. Everyone walks past her to the elevators. Filming ran over by a whole solar day, and the concluding twenty-four hours itself ran over, then the wrap political party had already started by the time they finished the concluding scene.[iii]
  • A moving picture of the bandage and crew watching the filming of the concluding scene.

Cultural references

  • The documentary crew are from PBS, a United States television station known for its news, educational, and fine arts programming. Instead of advertising or subscription fees, PBS is funded by contributions. I mainstay of its pledge drives are pledge gifts, items, oft sectional to the pledge drive, which donors receive in exchange for a contribution at a set level. Shows are frequently introduced past a argument that they are "made possible past (corporate contributor) and viewers similar you." The Nib and Melinda Gates Foundation is one such organization. PBS maintains that its corporate contributors do not influence programming.
  • Dwight scoffs that "Nobody buys DVDs any more than." A DVD is a digital optical storage format unremarkably used to distribute video. It has faded in popularity in favor of video on demand services.
  • In the science fiction/fantasy motion picture "{Westward|The Matrix}}", the globe we live in is really a computer simulation. In the movie, the protagonist "Neo" sees a black cat walking past a doorway twice, which is a clue that something is awry. Neo learns about the Matrix from "Morpheus", who offers a choice of a cerise pill or a blue pill. The "blood-red pill" reveals the truth of the simulation, whereas the "blueish pill" hides it. The names "Dorpheus", "Deo" and "Drinity" are references to the characters Morpheus, Neo, and Trinity in the moving-picture show.
  • The song "Sweetness Kid o' Mine" past Guns N' Roses was performed on violin when Angela walked down the aisle.
  • When the available party arrives at Kevin'southward bar, a Subway $v footlong promotional sign is seen lying sideways on the far wall.
  • The song "Rosalita" by Bruce Springsteen plays during the reception.

Cast

Primary cast

  • Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute
  • John Krasinski as Jim Halpert
  • Jenna Fischer as Pam Halpert
  • Ed Helms as Andy Bernard

Supporting cast

  • Catherine Tate as Nellie Bertram
  • Leslie David Bakery every bit Stanley Hudson
  • Brian Baumgartner as Kevin Malone
  • Creed Bratton as Creed Bratton
  • Clark Duke as Clark Green
  • Kate Flannery as Meredith Palmer
  • Mindy Kaling as Kelly Kapoor
  • Ellie Kemper as Erin Hannon
  • Angela Kinsey as Angela Martin
  • Jake Lacy as Pete Miller
  • Paul Lieberstein as Toby Flenderson
  • B.J. Novak every bit Ryan Howard
  • Oscar Nunez as Oscar Martinez
  • Craig Robinson equally Darryl Philbin
  • Phyllis Smith as Phyllis Vance

Guest cast

  • Steve Carell equally Michael Scott (uncredited)
  • Ed Begley Jr. as Erin's Biological Father
  • Andy Buckley as David Wallace
  • Joan Cusack every bit Erin'south Biological Female parent
  • Rachael Harris as Rachael
  • Dakota Johnson as Dakota
  • Sendhil Ramamurthy as Ravi
  • Malcolm Barrett equally Malcolm
  • Spencer Daniels every bit Jakey the Stripper
  • Jackie Debatin as Elizabeth the Stripper
  • Matt Jones as Zeke
  • Ameenah Kaplan as Val
  • Mark Proksch as Nate
  • Bobby Ray Shafer every bit Bob Vance
  • Michael Schur as Mose
  • James Urbaniak every bit Rolf
  • Eric Wareheim as Gabor
  • Devon Abner as Devon White
  • Clifford Banagale as Filipino Teen
  • Nancy Carell as Carol Stills
  • Jennifer Celotta as Jen Celotta Schrute
  • Susanne Daniels as PBS Panel Moderator
  • Romel De Silva as Filipino Teen
  • Jay Falk as Halpert'due south Dwelling house Purchaser
  • John Gemberling as Caterer Greeting Guests
  • Amelie Gillette as Amelie
  • Bill Hader as Himself
  • Allison Jones as Woman Guarding PBS Swag at Warehouse
  • Seth Meyers as Himself
  • Jonah Platt as Frat Boy
  • Sienna Paige Strull as Cecelia Halpert
  • Jennie Tan as Audition Fellow member
  • Calvin Tenner as Glenn
  • Michael "Tuba" Heatherton equally The Minister
  • Alison White as Purchaser's Wife
  • Mindy Kaling as Kelly Kapoor
  • Zach Woods as Gabe Lewis (Flashbacks from previous episodes)

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