Michael Scott's offensive and cringe-worthy alter egos in The Office, including Prison Mike and Date Mike, highlight his unorthodox approach to management and his penchant for using alter egos to teach lessons, even if they tend to offend. A deleted scene from The Office provides new context and a backstory for Michael's obsession with alter egos, revealing that Woodsy Owl's "Don't Pollute" campaign inspired him to believe in the persuasive power of mascots in relaying messages. Understanding the inspiration behind Michael's alter egos adds layers to his character, showing that beneath his bumbling exterior lies a man with genuine intentions, forever influenced by an owl who taught him to care for the planet.
Some of the best comedy in The Office comes from Michael Scott's offensive and stereotypical alter egos, but a deleted scene gives further context to them. Steve Carell plays many personas as the lead character of The Office cast.
Some of the best comedy in The Office comes from Michael Scott's offensive and stereotypical alter egos, but a deleted scene gives further context to them. Steve Carell plays many personas as the lead character of The Office cast.
- 10/18/2023
- by Stephen Barker
- ScreenRant
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