SeriesFinale, I don't know, that mugshot gag is just not my kind of thing. It was so ridiculously cartoonish, I just didn't see it fitting with the nature of the show. (And in general, I'm just bothered by the fact that the writers went with Roy being a wreck for months. Did that fit in at all with the Roy we knew from the first 30 episodes? Sure, a turn like that is possible ... anything's possible ... but I just wasn't buying it. Whether it was the writing/ direction/ execution/ or just my interpretation, something didn't sit well with me.) bjkrautk, you hit on something else I forgot to comment. Jim being elsewhere with the constant checkups on him, adds an unnecessary distraction. Not only that, but the fact that we know Jim will probably be returning to Scranton is another huge distraction because I'll just be knowing that any scene of any episode could be where he makes his return. I hope the writers get that out of the way early instead of dragging it out. (Please, god, don't let it take until the season 3 finale.) madcrewfan, no doubt, there were some amazing lines that had me cracking up. But in general, I just never felt comfortable watching the show. The Jim/Pam thread just seems to have gotten a little too big, dampening the vibe that made the show great. I think I liked it better when it was just a subtle side-story to toy with. I just want to watch people interact and laugh my butt off, I don't need to be force-fed a romance tragedy in the meantime with characters moving out of state and elements of confusion, revenge, pride, etc, etc, all entering into the mix.