Open carrying his gun in The Office?

[Mr. Wannabe High Profile Banger]

May 12th im guessing because i seen the commercial on a show i recorded on DVR.

The tv show The Office new episode i guess Dwight becomes the boss?
I just seen a snap shot of him in the commercial... He was CARRYING A GUN!!

Pretty sweet huh?
Anyone know where i can watch the latest episodes of the office for free online?

[SanPedroShooter]

Do you think this will contribute to a positive image of gun owners...?

[drdarrin@sbcglobal.net]

One more reason, for me at least, why I have never watched a full episode of this show. This show doesn't contribute to a positive image of human beings, let alone gun owners!

Just my $0.02 of course.

[23 Blast]

I don't know anything about the show, but 2/1 odds says the gun on the belt will be used as some sort of prop for making fun of gun owners.

[dousan]

***spoiler for those who do watch the show!














no
he had an ND on the gun. shot a hole in the floor and blew andy's (the guy from HANGOVER with the removable tooth) eardrum out.

[jshoebot]

I just finished watching the episode, so a bit of a spoiler alert.




Of course being on NBC, I figured this would be another anti-gun type of deal. I was kind of right, and kind of wrong. Of course, everybody knows that Dwight is an idiot. Great salesman, not a very smart guy. So he takes out the gun, and does a little twirl, and fires the gun into the ground. Everybody gets pissed, and makes a big deal about him firing a gun in the office, which of course they should. There aren't any overt anti-gun messages in the episode, besides everybodys' horror at Dwight having a gun in the office. At the end when Jo shows up, and Dwight admits his mistake, Jo says, "Of course it's your fault! Who else's fault would it be?!" Implying, of course, that Dwight is at fault, and not the gun. I believe that's the correct message, as Dwight is the idiot that messed up, and the gun isn't capable of doing wrong or right.

As most people know, The Office is about the only show on NBC with a strong conservative viewer base. I didn't expect them to alienate those of us with conservative views, and they didn't. I just wish everybody in the office wasn't so horrified that someone would have a gun. And it's too bad they made Dwight be the guy with the gun, thereby making gun owners looks like idiots. I'm sure that was their attempt at an anti-gun spin.

After all, it is NBC.

[sanjosebmx]

Ron from 'Parks and Rec' is another good / pro gun NBC character.. I like the show...

[ubet]

my other 1/3 likes the show

[sleepercar]

Dwight Kurt "Danger" Schrute!
FACT!
Parks and Rec. is good also.

[evidens83]

You are over thinking this. Its TV...

[G60]

Do you think this will contribute to a positive image of gun owners...?

[Nachoman]

You are over thinking this. Its TV...

+1

[Mr. Wannabe High Profile Banger]

Ron from 'Parks and Rec' is another good / pro gun NBC character.. I like the show...

Ron is a bad *** haha Claymore right on his desk facing whoever sits in front of him.

[Riflelover]

Anyone know where i can watch the latest episodes of the office for free online?

Not sure if anyone mentioned it but you can find it on Hulu, or probably the nbc website.

[well206]

+1 on Hulu.com.

I do think it is overthinking it. They put out entertainment. These sitcoms are do not aim to out out any pro-gun or anti-gun messages.

Anyone remember agent Michael Scarn's guns in The Office?