See You Tomorrow for Lunch, Michael! - The Office US

I love how they threw one last “t-shirt idea” in the midst of the tears 😂

That's when the show spiraled down.

james halpert

As for their final scene together, Krasinski readily admits that he cried "so hard" while also revealing what surprised him the most about that moment: "I also remember him crying, and I was not expecting that…the energy in that room was so thick and palpable that when they called action or go ahead, I remember Steve teared up right away. And that was so unlike him, not that he was emotionless, but it was like, it was so unlike him to let real life bleed into the moment… I think I actually remember the actual number was 17 takes of not even speaking, just, just dribbling crying."

Those were real tears.

I cry like a baby every time I watch this scene

Absolutely not. 🥺

I watch this scene and think of Jim’s line at another branch.

“Say what you want about Michael Scott, but he would never do THAT.”

Jim gained more respect for Michael while he was away from Scranton, and it let him to say this.

Jim is so rarely serious and sincere with Michael and seeing his lean in when he says “absolutely not” is so powerful

How did NO ONE NOT REALIZE AT THIS POINT they FUCKED up by not renewing Steve’s contract? Why didn’t they stop right there and CORRECT IT

Such a sad scene, but you can’t help but be happy for him. He’s going moving to Colorado to marry the love of his life. This is one of the greatest scenes in television history

This seen always every time tears me.. i feel a lump in my throat all the time just like Michael feels...😢😢

Uff...this goodbye's a s***💔🥺

Anyone else come from the audio on Instagram with the dog dying and was already in tears

This scene almost reminds me of today because today a teacher I know who is leaving to go to a new school and today is her last day with us and we throw a goodbye party for her and one of my friends made a goodbye card for her and I hade her a gift and she loved it and she said she was going to put it on her fridge when she gets home and later and when she read the card my friend made and she tear up, me and 2 of my other friends hugged her and I hugged her 2 times and we said goodbye to each other more than the others and hoping to see her again in the future 😢 🙏

The show died after this

genuinely the saddest thing i’ve ever watched. can’t get through it without tearing up

"Best boss I ever had"
That hits hard

My favorite friendship is MICHEAL x Jim. I’m only with this??

John said, in an interview, that the whole week of filming, he was telling everyone to stop crying, but when they went to film this scene, neither of them could stop crying.

Steve is genius actor

Omgoodness.... Steve's last day on the set. Omgoodness.. stuff is real

That was John and Steve

This was like the 13th take, if they were crying this much then, imagine the sobbing on take one

I will miss you, Michael. 😭😭😭

does anyone have access or no where to find the cut of this episode John is talking about?

Are you happy

I love how the emotions are real. This was Steves last scene.

You can tell by his reaction that ‘the best boss I ever had’ specifically was probably the best compliment Michael had ever received😢

Those eyes are red from real tears. The only acting they had to do was say the lines, those emotions are genuine.

When I need a cry, just pull up this scene, best comedy show I ever watch

Gets me everytime.
What a great ending.

difficult scene obviously!

Why was it so difficult to watch the last 2 seasons without Michael ? He was racist, politically incorrect, almost always frowned upon by colleagues.. yet probably the most loved character of TV in last 30 years! In this scene, jim and Michael weren't just reading lines from script! They owned the frame.

In the world of Harvey Spectres , Michael Scott is such a relief!

My fiancée has NEVER seen an episode. Imagine my shock and euphoria to be able to introduce her to this series and to see someone discover the absolute pinnacle of everything a comedy series can be. It's MASH for the new millennium.

Biutufull

The Office sucks.

When Michael takes off his lav mic at the airport and Pam sees/chases him down, we can no longer hear anything going on, but we see them speak and embrace and it’s so real… just like when no one came to her art show and he showed up at the end and made her feel validated without even knowing how. The Office (US) began as a show with uncomfortable, cringey humor, but it has endured for years after it ended bc everyone who worked on that show from the writer’s room to the crew to the onscreen talent knew exactly how to capture emotional resonance.

Bring it baccccck

Why isn't "goodbyes stink" a thing?

This is the scene I go to when I need a cry

It was really John Krasinski and Steve Carell saying goodbye. 👍🏾

you can tell those tears are real

its 2023, and I still cry the same way I cried watching it for the first time.

Last scene Steve Carrol filmed for the Office 😭😍