Hot Girl
- Episode aired Apr 26, 2005
- TV-14
- 23m
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7.5/10
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Michael is just one of the many male staff who start vying for the attention of an attractive saleswoman in the office.Michael is just one of the many male staff who start vying for the attention of an attractive saleswoman in the office.Michael is just one of the many male staff who start vying for the attention of an attractive saleswoman in the office.
Melora Hardin
- Jan
- (voice)
Oscar Nuñez
- Oscar Martinez
- (as Oscar Nunez)
Mindy Kaling
- Kelly Kapoor
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis is the first episode written by writer and actor Mindy Kaling, who plays Kelly Kapoor.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Office: The Banker (2010)
Featured review
The end of the inaugural season
Most people argue that the first season of the Americanized Office was too similar to the British original (and it certainly applies to the pilot episode, which was co-written by Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant and US developer Greg Daniels), most notably in the number of episodes in the first season: just six, like a standard UK sitcom. However, the reduced episode order was probably due to simple caution on the part of NBC, who wanted to check if American audiences would respond to the series before requesting a standard-length season.
Funny coincidences aside, Hot Girl is a very amusing season finale, in which most of the male staff go "crazy" when an attractive saleswoman (Amy Adams) shows up in the Dunder Mifflin building. Michael and Dwight make fools of themselves immediately, Roy makes an inappropriate comment in Pam's presence and Jim... well, he doesn't have any problems, really.
While not exactly setting up a second season, Hot Girl works admirably as a finale, reminding us why The Office is such a terrific show with some priceless displays of awkward comedy (anything Dwight says) and pure laughs (Ryan washing Michael's car: genius). A frustratingly short first year, no doubt, but with hindsight a juicy appetizer for what came next: one of the greatest comedy shows on television.
Funny coincidences aside, Hot Girl is a very amusing season finale, in which most of the male staff go "crazy" when an attractive saleswoman (Amy Adams) shows up in the Dunder Mifflin building. Michael and Dwight make fools of themselves immediately, Roy makes an inappropriate comment in Pam's presence and Jim... well, he doesn't have any problems, really.
While not exactly setting up a second season, Hot Girl works admirably as a finale, reminding us why The Office is such a terrific show with some priceless displays of awkward comedy (anything Dwight says) and pure laughs (Ryan washing Michael's car: genius). A frustratingly short first year, no doubt, but with hindsight a juicy appetizer for what came next: one of the greatest comedy shows on television.
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- MaxBorg89
- Oct 30, 2009
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