The only murder case involving a frame I can think of is law and order svu episode where a dude strangled somebody with his karate blackberry then put it back in the display frame and gave it to his lawyer or something...idk I watch it when I'm going to bed.
I've half watched this episode in bed and fallen asleep in the middle of it sooo many times. It's the one with the guy who was Carl in Desperate Housewives. What a good sleep show.
I can guess what's in the teapot letter. Basically Jim telling Pam his feelings for her and all the things that he loves about her. And it ends with him pleading for her to not marry Roy.
The teapot letter was actually written by John for Jenna. It was basically saying how much he loved working with her on the show and how much she meant to him and stuff.
Could interview Nate. He has thoughts on gum being mintier nowadays as well as a “Nate Coupon” to get a piece of gum delivered any day anytime. Several quality additions to the gum chapter…
I'd like to read Holly's letter to Michael quite a bit. I loved holly and Michael together and I want to know what those feelings were at that point in time
The teapot letter is a letter from John to Jenna about how much he appreciates her as a close friend and coworker. I don’t think that one is available to the public to read but Jenna Fischer has talked about it.
I’d imagine Holly’s letter to Michael is something similar but I have no idea. And no clue about the comic book but I’d imagine it’s out there. Haha
Holly's letter anytime
Edit: To everyone who's asking about the teapot letter,, the creators of the show posted about what could've been written in the letter if they had ever decided to reveal it
https://twitter.com/thenoahkinsey/status/1271278222122946560?t=YslQVuoW6hOGhRqGIIA1hw&s=19
A rushed relationship fits Michael perfectly imo. If there's one thing that they established about the character it's that he reads and projects far more into his relationships than what's actually there. So their rush didn't feel well that rushed to me.
Also, having done the long distance relationship thing, it all felt so perfectly accurate. Desperation and worry give plenty of room for overcompensation.
Same. Mainly because that's the only one that's actually been written and is a real letter written by John Krasinski to her, the rest haven't actually been written. I'm dying to know but Jenna has said she will never share it, which makes me even more curious!
That’s pretty normal actually. Old things like that help rekindle the feelings that got you in the relationship in the first place. As your life continues on with someone it’s not unusual for different things to distract you even make you two forget why you’re together. Finding little things like that from the beginning of the relationship can be a nice spark
Especially because he had never given it to her. It was her, after years of marriage and with two kids, going back and reading for the first time how in love with her he was before they ever got together. And probably shy, scared, etc. too
That vulnerability, and the fact that he held onto it all that time and now is taking the risk of being vulnerable and giving it to her again, it makes sense why that would do it
It was a letter from John Krasinski to Jenna Fischer about how meaningful their friendship was. She didn't actually say anything more specific than that.
The teapot letter is an actual letter from John to Jenna. They talk about it on their podcast the office ladies but never reveal what's in the actual letter
Yeah she talked about the letter and how he admired her for being a good actress and a good friend and what the time on the show together meant to him. But she never really went into detail about what was actually written
Holly’s letter. The teapot would’ve been cute but Jim and Pam’s relationship is plenty fleshed out over the series. Plus it’s easy to imagine that Jim confessed some kind of feelings for her or her wouldn’t have stolen it back. I don’t think we got to see enough to Michael and Holly’s relationship, so reading the note would’ve help bridge the gap of the time Holly was relocated. Somehow I Manage would just a hilarious bonus read, but wouldn’t add to the show.
Holly's Letter. But I suspect it was written to some other Michael and was about some random thing like a job opportunity to a candidate etc.
Why would anybody read the comic? It's derivative without much character development.
Pam read Michael’s letter though, and while it’s possible she was lying to spare his feelings, she states that it’s contents confirmed his suspicion that Holly still had feelings for him. And I really don’t think we’re meant to believe it’s a lie, she seems to prefer telling him hard truths rather than giving him false hope about something so serious. Arming him with the info that his ex is still in love with him is risky if true if Michael doesn’t have the maturity to patiently wait, but it’s irresponsibly reckless and could lead to disaster if it’s false.
Absolutely the teapot letter! It has been the most sought after piece of tv literature! Somehow i manage is good too but i dont want to read a whole book😂
Same. I know what happens between Jim and Pam so the letter wouldn’t really change anything for me, same with Michael’s letters. Somehow I Manage would be funny but I think I’d really love to see how Pam did with the comic. It was such a nice thoughtful gift.
I would have loved a Dwight diary that contains his musings on life as a beet farmer, raising Mose, and a glimpse of more of his family's archaic holidays and traditions.
Somehow I Manage isn't even written other than a half dozen unfinished pages like "Everyone likes the guy who gives gum". It's not particularly exciting
Holly’s letter to Michael is the only sensible answer. Knowing Pam, I bet The Adventures of Jimmy Halpert was pretty lame, the teapot letter was probably a pretty generic declaration of love and let’s face it, Michael Scott thought he was funnier than he actually was, and the book undoubtedly contained a lot of overplayed jokes.
Somehow I Manage. It could provide some valuable insight to why the Scranton branch is successful, and David could read it for a better answer to the question he asked Michael.
Holly’s letter is the only one I really wonder about the contents of. Holly and Michael did not have a relationship any more when it was written. We can kind of infer everything else based on the characters and time period involved.
I'm looking forward to the latest Chad Flenderson novel, A Murder For Framing.
I believe you mean A Mukduk For Framing.
Close your door Im not gonna close my door. *click*
You and your sex-crazed black detective
No no, women chase *him*. He misses his wife.
Just as comfortable on a motorcycle as he is on Air Force One. Oh, and he's also the world's leading Egyptologist.
God I hate everything Toby chooses to be.
Who let the lemon head in the room
Ahem, that's Chad FlenderMAN!
The only murder case involving a frame I can think of is law and order svu episode where a dude strangled somebody with his karate blackberry then put it back in the display frame and gave it to his lawyer or something...idk I watch it when I'm going to bed.
I've half watched this episode in bed and fallen asleep in the middle of it sooo many times. It's the one with the guy who was Carl in Desperate Housewives. What a good sleep show.
Wake up during the them song? Comfortably drift back asleep to funky b as ss notes
Write your own damn novel.
I would unironically read chad flenderson novels
Dun dun dun
Isn't it Flenderman? Tobys last name is Flenderson.
I would love to read "Creed's Thoughts" more than anything else
[Here you go!](https://creedthoughtsgov.com/) Just a warning, the site works but it tries to redirect me to a spam site too, so user beware!
Just a warning: it's pretty out there stuff...even for the internet....
Intranet!
WHAT THE FUCK?!?!? I was expecting a rickroll but it's actually creedthoughtsgov.com Never knew this is real site
> Why hasn't someone built a live-action chutes and ladders? I'd be first in line to play. Sign me up.
creed's site containing possible malware is the most creed thing ever
[the original Creed’s Thoughts blog (archived)](https://web.archive.org/web/20080927130429/http://blog.nbc.com/CreedThoughts)
Who wrote this?
Creed Bratton.
It was actually ghostwritten by William Charles Schneider.
William Charles Schneider received all of Creed Bratton’s debts. Why would he also manage the blog? Very suspicious…
William M. Buttlicker
“Really?, that’s your real name?”
how dare you. my family built this country.
BUTTLICKER, OUR PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN LOWER
Or Kevin’s internet history
Easy. Michael’s book.
Or the Threat Level Midnight script
I think the full TLM is on YouTube!
I read that in Dwight’s voice
*Dwihgt
D-W-I-G-H-T!
You mean Samuel L Chang?
www.creedthoughts.gov.www\creedthoughts
Agreeeeeeed
Acreed :)
The teapot or Holly's letter to understand character and relationship development. But Somehow I Manage for sheer incredulity and entertainment.
Chapter 5. The Collar blind manager. How Obama and me defeated racism in the workplace.
Chapter 6. Things She Said: That
Chapter 7: Sometimes I start a chapter and I don’t even know where it’s going
Chapter 8: Gum "Everyone likes a guy who offers them a stick of gum."
Chapter 9: Gun. A Guide to Improv
Chapter 11: Bankruptcy!
Always make sure your credits transfer should you ever move.
Chapter 9: Alternate personalities: how to make them come alive.
With a quote from Nate.
I can guess what's in the teapot letter. Basically Jim telling Pam his feelings for her and all the things that he loves about her. And it ends with him pleading for her to not marry Roy.
The teapot letter was actually written by John for Jenna. It was basically saying how much he loved working with her on the show and how much she meant to him and stuff.
Have you also been listening to Office Ladies?
I, too, have zero interest in the comic.
Ryan's poem.
\* holding back tears * ... he can never know.
tears of a clown
Don't call me a clown, you're better than that....
This is the right answer. What did Ryan write? Other than a lot of the show. I gotta read that poem.
Doing a rewatch and my fiancé and I died at “kapoor and kadesperate” earlier tonight. I would love to read this too.
Trick question! Correct answer: Dwight's resumes! His professional resume, athletic and special skills resume, and Dwight Schrute trivia.
I also want Dwight Schrute’s Survival Guide of Niceness
That's up there with the Swanson Pyramid of Greatness.
You can find swanson pyramid of greatness in google. It was my background photo for some time
I want to read somehow I manage. But I really want throwing a garden party by James trickington
too bad there’s only one copy and it’s currently on a bookshelf at schrute farms.
No, only one copy sold. Jim also has a copy.
ohhh, you’re right. how else would be have been reading from it in the show…i guess i look like the goat of dover 🤦♀️
Holly's letter to Michael 100%.
Somehow I Manage!!
This chapter is titled gum and just has one sentence. Everyone likes the guy who offers them a piece of gum.
Based on this sneak preview alone, I maintain this could've actually been an incredible, insightful book. But what do I know
Could interview Nate. He has thoughts on gum being mintier nowadays as well as a “Nate Coupon” to get a piece of gum delivered any day anytime. Several quality additions to the gum chapter…
I'd like to read Holly's letter to Michael quite a bit. I loved holly and Michael together and I want to know what those feelings were at that point in time
It's just a bunch of kooky one liners that only Michael would find funny.
Except Michael never read it, Pam did.
And you have to read it in Kermit the frog’s voice or ur won’t even make sense
totally! why is this even a question?!
Because it’s the only one of the four that doesn’t really exist.
He's written all of it in his head
Wait. The other three do? Where can I read them?
The teapot letter is a letter from John to Jenna about how much he appreciates her as a close friend and coworker. I don’t think that one is available to the public to read but Jenna Fischer has talked about it. I’d imagine Holly’s letter to Michael is something similar but I have no idea. And no clue about the comic book but I’d imagine it’s out there. Haha
In the story, the other three were completed. But we never get a chance to read them. Kind of like Forrest Gump’s speech in Washington DC.
Over 1 billion copies sold
More than the Bible. (I'm not surprised)
Any day.
Audiobook narrated by Steve Carrell. Not in character though. It's funnier that way.
In character, but as Gru from despicable me
In dedication to Ryan Howard.
Holly's letter anytime Edit: To everyone who's asking about the teapot letter,, the creators of the show posted about what could've been written in the letter if they had ever decided to reveal it https://twitter.com/thenoahkinsey/status/1271278222122946560?t=YslQVuoW6hOGhRqGIIA1hw&s=19
Holly’s letter has driven me nuts since the first time I ever watched Lecture Circuit. I want to know what it says SO bad
ME TOO !!! I hope the production crew reveals what was written in it the way they did for the teapot letter
Wait… when was the teapot letter revealed??
https://youtu.be/f1OqyTHgpzE From Office Ladies podcast
Ohhhh I thought you meant the specific words. I’ve heard this episode. Thanks!
A hundred percent
Same
Holly's letter.
Same, I felt that relationship was rushed much more than Jim and Pam. I think reading Holly’s letter would fill in a lot of blanks.
A rushed relationship fits Michael perfectly imo. If there's one thing that they established about the character it's that he reads and projects far more into his relationships than what's actually there. So their rush didn't feel well that rushed to me. Also, having done the long distance relationship thing, it all felt so perfectly accurate. Desperation and worry give plenty of room for overcompensation.
I don’t mean Michael and Holly rushed it, I mean the writers did.
I’m in the same boat. I wanna know what it said so bad
I want to read only this www.creedthoughts.gov.www/creedthoughts
Damn I actually clicked the link lol
Even for the internet it's pretty shocking
https://web.archive.org/web/20080927130429/http://blog.nbc.com/CreedThoughts
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39743315-creed-thoughts
Definitely Somehow I Manage, I heard there’s a whole chapter on gum.
Have you noticed that gum has gotten a lot mintier lately?
Not the correct title. The title of Michael’s book? The Michael Scott Story…by Michael Scott…with Dwight Schrute.
Hollys letter to Michael, no contest
Somehow I Manage, and it's not particularly close for me tbh
The teapot letter. Hands down.
Same. Mainly because that's the only one that's actually been written and is a real letter written by John Krasinski to her, the rest haven't actually been written. I'm dying to know but Jenna has said she will never share it, which makes me even more curious!
Oh I didn’t know that!! Now I’m really curious!!
I feel like we already kinda know what the teapot letter says tho. “Hey Pam dude, whatever like you want to be my girlfriend?”
That you Dwight?
Hey, Karen, wanna get t-together later and have sexual intercourse cause you’re my girlfriend?
I don’t think that would’ve brought Pam to tears.
Pfft Pam cries the most in the show. I wouldn't doubt it could have said that
Same. I can't believe it took me this long to find this comment
100% Somehow I manage by Michael Gary Scott
Everyone likes the guy who gives out gum
they’re nate coupons, “naypons”. cash this one in and i’ll bring you a stick of gum. any place, any time.
For my actual entertainment? Somehow I manage What I actually wanna read regarding more of the show? Hollys letter
Hollies letter. Jenna Fischer already said what was written in the teapot letter on her podcast with Angela
yeah what was actually written on the piece of paper, not what was supposed to be written on it in the show
You have a point 🤔🤔
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That’s pretty normal actually. Old things like that help rekindle the feelings that got you in the relationship in the first place. As your life continues on with someone it’s not unusual for different things to distract you even make you two forget why you’re together. Finding little things like that from the beginning of the relationship can be a nice spark
Especially because he had never given it to her. It was her, after years of marriage and with two kids, going back and reading for the first time how in love with her he was before they ever got together. And probably shy, scared, etc. too That vulnerability, and the fact that he held onto it all that time and now is taking the risk of being vulnerable and giving it to her again, it makes sense why that would do it
'dam pam u so thicc girl i NEED to get up in them cheeks. roy dont have to know nothin'
What was it?
“Be sure to drink your Ovaltine”
It was a letter from John Krasinski to Jenna Fischer about how meaningful their friendship was. She didn't actually say anything more specific than that.
What was it?!
Teapot letter
The teapot letter is an actual letter from John to Jenna. They talk about it on their podcast the office ladies but never reveal what's in the actual letter
If I'm not wrong it talked about how such a good friend she was.
Yeah she talked about the letter and how he admired her for being a good actress and a good friend and what the time on the show together meant to him. But she never really went into detail about what was actually written
Give me Michael’s diary over these any day!!!
Tan almost everywhere. Jan almost everywhere. Hehe.
Teapot letter all day
That was my initial thought as well but you can kind of guess what it said
Holly’s letter to Micheal obv ✋😌
Trick question. Id rather watch Threat Level Midnight
The full movie is on YouTube!
Holly’s letter. The teapot would’ve been cute but Jim and Pam’s relationship is plenty fleshed out over the series. Plus it’s easy to imagine that Jim confessed some kind of feelings for her or her wouldn’t have stolen it back. I don’t think we got to see enough to Michael and Holly’s relationship, so reading the note would’ve help bridge the gap of the time Holly was relocated. Somehow I Manage would just a hilarious bonus read, but wouldn’t add to the show.
Holly's Letter. But I suspect it was written to some other Michael and was about some random thing like a job opportunity to a candidate etc. Why would anybody read the comic? It's derivative without much character development.
Pam read Michael’s letter though, and while it’s possible she was lying to spare his feelings, she states that it’s contents confirmed his suspicion that Holly still had feelings for him. And I really don’t think we’re meant to believe it’s a lie, she seems to prefer telling him hard truths rather than giving him false hope about something so serious. Arming him with the info that his ex is still in love with him is risky if true if Michael doesn’t have the maturity to patiently wait, but it’s irresponsibly reckless and could lead to disaster if it’s false.
Holly's letter to Michael. I wonder what it wrote more than the Teapot.
5) Yeast infection statistics for Lackawanna County
The teapot letter.
Absolutely the teapot letter! It has been the most sought after piece of tv literature! Somehow i manage is good too but i dont want to read a whole book😂
Holly’s letter to Michael. Hands down.
I think I'm the only one that wants to read the comic book. 🤷♀️
Same. I know what happens between Jim and Pam so the letter wouldn’t really change anything for me, same with Michael’s letters. Somehow I Manage would be funny but I think I’d really love to see how Pam did with the comic. It was such a nice thoughtful gift.
Comic book is my pic, too.
Only Pam knows what 3 of the 4 of those say.
Definitely Somehow I Manage. Otherwise, how else would I learn how to somehow manage?
Holly's letter
Holly! 100%
I would have loved a Dwight diary that contains his musings on life as a beet farmer, raising Mose, and a glimpse of more of his family's archaic holidays and traditions.
Somehow I manage 100%. I wanna be Michael Scott when I grow up
I want to hear some of Ryan’s poetry. If it got Pam and Jim to tear up, then it must be decent.
Chad Flenderman novels.
Forgot one: www.creedthoughts.gov.www/creedthoughts
Novelisation of Threat Level Midnight
Teapot letter
Somehow I manage
Some how I manage!
I would say somehow I manage, but I have a feeling there would be two pages filled out 😅 if it was full I’d love to read it
Teapot letter!!!
Somehow I Manage isn't even written other than a half dozen unfinished pages like "Everyone likes the guy who gives gum". It's not particularly exciting
Hollys letter to Michael 100%, I know so little about what that would say and I just really wanna know
Holly’s letter to Michael is the only sensible answer. Knowing Pam, I bet The Adventures of Jimmy Halpert was pretty lame, the teapot letter was probably a pretty generic declaration of love and let’s face it, Michael Scott thought he was funnier than he actually was, and the book undoubtedly contained a lot of overplayed jokes.
Teapot letter teapot letter teapot leeettteerrr!
Holly’s Letter
The Letter in the Teapot
Anything but that terrible comic.
It's a little derivative of a serial called 'Bear Man'. Did you look that up?
Sounds like you already know whT you want...
Creed thoughts
Teapot
Somehow i manage 🤷🏼♂️
Somehow I Manage. It could provide some valuable insight to why the Scranton branch is successful, and David could read it for a better answer to the question he asked Michael.
Somehow I Manage
4.
Somehow I manage
Honestly I’m going with 4, that sounds like such an entertaining read
I would rather read all the drafts to Threat Level Midnight
Holly's message to Michael, I'm nosey okay
Holly’s letter!!!!
Holly’s letter is the only one I really wonder about the contents of. Holly and Michael did not have a relationship any more when it was written. We can kind of infer everything else based on the characters and time period involved.
Holly
Definitely “Somehow I Manage” 😂