S6.E6

Mafia

Episode aired Oct 15, 2009
TV-PG
22m

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Steve Carell, Phyllis Smith, Rainn Wilson, B.J. Novak, and Ed Helms in The Office (2005)

Michael meets with an insurance salesman who visits the office and is later convinced by Dwight and Andy that he is a member of the mafia.Michael meets with an insurance salesman who visits the office and is later convinced by Dwight and Andy that he is a member of the mafia.Michael meets with an insurance salesman who visits the office and is later convinced by Dwight and Andy that he is a member of the mafia.

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7.5/10

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7Faristuta

Good enough

The main story about the Mafia was very silly. What made this one stand out was the minor characters especially Kevin- strong jokes there.

8cervantes-4

WHO ARE THESE IDIOTS?

For those giving a rating of 1, or 2, or even 4 to this episode is totally unconscionable. Many people check out these critiques and skip those episodes with poor, or poorer, evaluations than for others. This episode maintains the wonderful quality of the series and is enjoyable at every level of writing and performance; ie., it is completely underserving of such low (bogus?) scores. Are these low raters just oddballs with the proverbial 'only taste is in their mouths'? Are they the nuts who routinely give scores at the bottom FOR EVERY EPISODE but reveal themselves when they believe they have found a weak sister fallen down and can now kick her in the head?

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Trivia
On Netflix, the description of the episode read "Erin ruins Pam's painting" but this only occurs in the extended edition of the episode, which was never available on Netflix. In later episodes, the painting is switched with an inspirational photo for awhile.

Goofs
When Andy is outside in the parking lot trying to jump-start the car, there's a restaurant called "The Habit" visible in the background. The Habit is a burger chain located primarily in California. While there are some locations on the east coast, the only one in Pennsylvania is located in King of Prussia, two hours south of Scranton.

Quotes
Michael Scott: Okay, too many different words coming at me from too many different sentences.

Crazy credits
This is the second episode (the first being Company Picnic (2009)) to feature the shortened version of the opening credits, only featuring the Penn Paper tower, the Scranton Welcomes You sign, and Michael straightening his Best Boss Dundie on his desk.