She decides not to take the job, because she feels that she can’t go back to being a receptionist for another Michael Scott again at this point in her life. As he starts to show her around the office she realizes that the job is for a receptionist, not an office manager. We knew we missed Michael Scott from “The Office”, but we didn’t realize just how much we missed Michael Scott until seeing Odenkirk playing the character so perfectly.
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When Pam gets to the interview it’s crazy exciting not only to see “Breaking Bad” star Bob Odenkirk playing the boss, but he’s exactly like Michael Scott! Because she knows how to deal with Michael Scott she knows how to work this new guy too and he’s happy to hire her. When Pam gets to Philadelphia Jim is super supportive of her interview and it’s nice to see the two of them back to their old selves – the romance is back and we couldn’t be happier.
Jim set up a job interview for Pam as an office manager at real estate company in Philadelphia and although she’s excited for it, she’s also very nervous because things are moving so fast. As Pete and Erin fight with their exes it makes Andy feel so much better. While Alice is upset that she was tricked in to being there, Gabe is happy to see Erin again and hopes that maybe things will rekindle between them. Andy decides to torture Pete and Erin, so he hires Alice, Pete’s ex-girlfriend and brings back Gabe to the office. Toby tells Andy that he can’t fire Pete and that Erin and Pete signed a NDA. Pete admits that he’s the person dating Erin and Andy fires Pete on the spot, so he goes to HR and reports Andy. When she asks him if he'll ever find love again, John abruptly answers "no" and admits that he's not sure how to parent without her.Andy calls Pete into his office and tries to tell him that he caught a disease from Erin in an attempt to trap him into admitting that he is with Erin. Earlier in the episode, John and Governor Lynelle Perry have an intimate conversation about their late spouses. Most Yellowstone fans, however, believe that he's really talking to his late wife, Evelyn. Some fans think he may be referring to his oldest son, Lee, who tragically died during season 1. It's still up for debate who John's actually talking about. The six words? "God d-n you for leaving me." Thankfully though, the official Yellowstone account shut down all speculation with one tweet. Many lamented that they tried re-playing the scene and still couldn't catch what John had said. In no time, viewers went straight to Twitter to ask what he said. With Chris Stapleton's "Whiskey and You" playing in the background, John Dutton looks off into the distance with tears in his eyes and uttered six words under his breath. Beth, in particular, laughed at the news, causing John to take a breather outside. To John, Jamie's decision determined "how big a role you play in this family." As you can imagine, the family was relieved to hear the news - but they didn't exactly react in the way you'd expect. Up until now, John felt betrayed by his son's decision to run for office because if Jamie was elected, he would likely have to make some tough calls about the future of the Dutton family ranch. About halfway through their meal, John's oldest son, Jamie, walks through the door and announces that he's no longer running for attorney general. Let's recap: In true Dutton fashion, the family - John, Beth, and Kayce - ended the episode with dinner at the ranch house.
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