On a side note, I don’t know if this is the last episode with Michael Scott or not. I hope that he is in the show at least a little more this season.

While it is sad that Steve will no longer be on The Office, I think that Will will be a good addition to the cast. Here is a clip of Characters Michael and DeAngelo meeting for the first time.

I can’t believe that it has been 10 years since the beginning of the Office, or at least 10 seasons… Or has it? No… it’s been 7 years? This is the 7th season, so that makes more sense. He had a good run and I hope that he makes a few camios here and there.

The reason in the show that he is leaving is not because of an illness (at least not yet), but because after he gets engaged, he and his fiancée, Holly, decide to move to Colorado; Holly’s parents are not doing well, and she wants to look after them.

Here is a clip of the best of Michael Scott this season:

Overall, The Office is sumber one in my book. I have seen every single episode and am bummed when it’s not in my queue on Hulu.com.

But a great up and coming show that I have enjoyed seeing blossom and develop is Community. (I was telling my wife about this show, which she has not watched since she watches another show at the same time on CBS — CSI, I think? — so, she hasn’t watched it and gotten into like I have.)

While the plot line of Community works adn has been developing overtime, what really works is the ever developing cast of characters, both growing in numbers, but also in likability and humor. There are some great, and well known actors in this show, like Chevy Chase and lead character Joel McHale, known best as host of E!’s The Soup.  Two of the ones that I’ve grown to like are Abed and Troy; their male bonding through “end of the show” quirks just adds so much more to the enjoyment of their relationship as characters on the show. — Abed, played by Danny Pudi, is probably one of the funniest characters on the show and extremely talented in timing and versatility. Would love to meet this guy one day!

To give an example, see the clip below — which overall had very little ties to the rest of the plot of the show, but it still was very very funny! (At least to this comedy critic).

And just one more clip for kicks is this one where, again it had nothing to really do with the plot of the show, but the humor, especially with the eating of the cookies and pretending to be Sesame Street Puppets Bert and Ernie, was great!