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4 | 2014 | fd | ||||||||
5 | 2013 | you should do one for archer tones of culture refrences up there | ||||||||
6 | 2012 | |||||||||
7 | 2011 | Now im internet famouse! | In "Couples" Discount, Andy makes a reference to the "New Girl" theme song, a show which started in 2011. This was not in the video. | |||||||
8 | 2010 | That was Jesse Eisenberg in The Social Network not Michael Cera. Cera's breakout roles were Superbad and Juno both from 2007 | Maya Motavalli | Also, Michael Cera's breakthrough role was in Arrested Development (2003). | The commercial Pam is watching is this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wKzsyKUsDY which came out in 2010, I believe: | Elizabeth Treisner | Song: Trouble by Ray LaMontagne for a Travelers Insurance commercial in 2010/11 | Jenna Mixer | ||
9 | 2010 | |||||||||
10 | 2009 | 2:13 song being played is Big White Elephant (In-Flight Safety) | Elizabeth | the Travelers Insurance commercial that is mentioned above was made in 2009: http://www.splendad.com/ads/show/3161-Travelers-Insurance-Prized-Possession | ||||||
11 | 2008 | In episode 5 Season 8 "Spooked" Ryan's costume is Jesse Pinkman from the TV series Breaking Bad which originaly aired on AMC in 2008 | S5E6, Dwight and Kevin both dress up as Heath Ledger's Joker from 2008's The Dark Knight | EB | ||||||
12 | 2007 | Ali Larter debut was much earlier and she was known for Legally Blonde, Jay and Silent Bob Strike back and that movie with James van der Beek and Paul Walker: varsity blues | ||||||||
13 | 2006 | The S.O.S. song by Rihanna in this video is actually playing S&M which was released in 2010. | Delaney | They are talking about Minka Kelly (from friday night lights) But the actress on screen is Dianna Agron from Glee | Shabooya role call Bring it on 3 | |||||
14 | 2005 | Jennifer Hudson did not win American Idol, she came in 7th on the 7th season. | ||||||||
15 | 2005 | Brooklyn Taylor | Margaret Garcia | |||||||
16 | 2004 | The song in the 1:46 sequence in "toughones" is Trouble by Ray LaMontagne (i think!) - yes it is! and this is the commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wKzsyKUsDY - in addition, it's a traveler's insurance commercial from 2009 ... / s.3.e.3-"The Coup"-- "Hug it out bitch" is a line from Entourage, it is from the scene which is shown on the TV in the Costa Rican hospital in s.5e.1-"Weight Loss". | Creed's line is regarding daytime TV: "Bonnie Hunt is on." He's referring to the short lived Bonnie Hunt daytime talkshow (debut Sept 2008), not Dog the Bounty Hunter. | Steve Nash (two time NBA MVP) never led the Suns to the NBA Finals- only the Western Conference Finals- | Andy references lost in "The Return" | |||||
17 | 2004 | Steve Nash did not lead the Suns to the NBA Finals. | ||||||||
18 | 2003 | Avril Lavigne's song, "Girlfriend," was not released in 2003, it was released in 2007. -- VEVO copyrights it as 2006: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg59q4puhmg | ||||||||
19 | 2002 | "Kobayashi Maru" - Star Trek II (1982); iTunes gift card probably belongs in 2003 since the iTunes music store wasn't launched until then. Correction: the first Pirates of the Carribean movie was released in summer 2003, not 2002. | Donavan McNabb was drafted by the Eagles in 1999, not 2002 | The big screen version of The Bourne Identity was release. Music from that was use in season 7 in ep. 17 Threat Level Midnight around the 3min mark. | ||||||
20 | 2002 | Donovan McNabb - Daryl says "she thought I was McNabb" and you have him being down as drafted in 2002. He was drafted in 1999. | ||||||||
21 | 2001 | An iTunes Gift Card is given (1:15) in this 2001 collection - iTunes existed, but the iTunes Store didn't launch until April, 2003 | In Season 3 episode 13 (travelling salesman) Michael references the TV show The Amazing Race in reference to the teams of two that are making sales calls together. The Amazing Race debuted in 2001. | |||||||
22 | 2000 | Queer as Folk (US TV Series) Michael mistakes it for Queer as Fu*k Season 3 Episode 1 "Gay Witch Hunt" | ||||||||
23 | 1999 | The "Excelllenttt" by Michael at 1:15 is most likely a reference to Mr. Burns from the Simpsons, not Stewie Griffin; Three kings is referring to the three major players on the Miami Heat (James, Wade, Bosh). In episode 5 of season 2 (Halloween), Jim mentions he submitted Dwight's resume to Monster.com. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins founded in 1999. | Around 1:06 of | At 0:45 in, the reference is not Fat Bastard but a Bill Cosby impression | Jake Lanier | "The Blair Witch Project" is also referenced in Michael's video "The Scranton Witch Project", which Jim references after the new crew from Stamford arrives in "The Merger". | Joel H. | |||
24 | 1998 | At about 22 seconds in. This is a reference to the 1987 movie Wall Street starring Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko | At 1:18, it says Dance Dance Revolution, but the game in the scene is Pump it Up, which was introduced by Korea in 1999 | Ariel | ||||||
25 | 1997 | In the episode The Convict, Michael says the worst thing about prison was "the dementors." HP reference. 1997 error Casey afflack said "wicked smart" | Philip M | Michael says King of the World from titanic on the Booze cruise. | ||||||
26 | 1996 | |||||||||
27 | 1995 | The computer start up sound (:43) is actually Windows XP, which was released in 2001. | in toughones- Poor Richard's Pub (2:54) was founded in 1995 http://companies.findthecompany.com/l/19088840/Poor-Richard-s-Pub-in-Scranton-PA | Tyler Singkofer | |||||||
28 | 1994 | At 57 seconds the reference is for Dr. Laura Berman. / Dwight says in the fire episode that his favorite movie is 'The Crow,' released this year | Anthony Maslo | Ants Marching was on Remember 2 Things released in 1993. But Under the Table... was the bigger release. | 0:14: A Warcraft Clan likely refers to a World of Warcraft clan (released 2004) | omg Hugh Grant really has a brother, Jamie! | Christen Mitchell | Think you might have missed Andy singing Zombie from the Cranberries in The Return (S3E14) | EB | |
29 | 1993 | 00:41 "Pack of Kools". Kool cigarettes were around when I was a kid in the 1970's. Wikipedia says they were introduced in 1933. | Another person nerdy enough to actually update this spreadsheet. | |||||||
30 | 1992 | |||||||||
31 | 1991 | At 0:19 Andy is supposed to be Bob the Builder, not Tim Taylor (I think, maybe). Are you sure he's referencing that 1991 Julia Child book, and not Mastering the Art of French Cooking (1961/70) and by extension Julie & Julia (2009) | Zach Spencer | Missing reference to OPP as sung by Michael at the First Dundies: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O.P.P._(song) | EB | |||||
32 | 1990 | Not an error, but there is an episode where Michael says, "Bad Idea. Bad Idea jeans!" Which is a reference to the SNL skit "Bad Idea Jeans" from 1990. I believe it is Season 2, Episode 4. Ryan talking with Michael | Joey Cozza | |||||||
33 | 1989 | Jordan and Pippen first joined forced in 1987, the year Scottie Pippen was drafted by the Bulls | ||||||||
34 | 1988 | Michael actually uses the "Big" picture in two meetings. | Joel H. | The big screen version of The Bourne Identity was release. Music from that was use in season 7 ep. 17 Threat Level Midnight around the 3min mark. | Thomas T. | |||||
35 | 1987 | <3 | The Sudoku portion should also include Pam's voice mail to Jim in 2.14 (The Carpet)! | Typo: Princess Pride instead of Bride | 2 | S3 E22:"Beach Games" Flinstones theme sing-along. Refrences: "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" 0:41:20. I saw the reference to 1960 Sitcom, but the writers were clearly referencing the bus scene in P,T,&A. Steve Martin is a huge part of Michael Scott's character. Great job, love the site | ||||
36 | 1986 | Typo: "Gad" kids instead of Gap Kids | ||||||||
37 | 1985 | at 1:38 seconds the song Pam is listening to is called Trouble by Ray LaMontagne. | The commercial she is watching is an insurance commercial about a dog and his bone. The song is Trouble by Ray LaMontagne. | |||||||
38 | 1984 | In Diwali, Angela mentions that Indians eat monkey brains, a clear reference to "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" which was released in 1984. Sweep the leg by kevin in the fight- the karate kid | Need to include the karate kid reference in "the fight"- Kevin says 'sweep the leg' | The term Hail Mary pass is originally from a play by Roger Staubach in 1975 | ||||||
39 | 1983 | Reference to Lando Calrissian appears twice - 0:32 and 0:41. And while technically Jim is intentionally bungling a reference to Return of the Jedi, Lando did first appear in Empire Strikes Back in 1980 | EB | |||||||
40 | 1982 | The Pennsylvania Anthracite Heritage Museum (2:45 in toughones) was founded in 1982. | "She's Got A Way" was released in 1971. | |||||||
41 | 1981 | According to its website, Poor Richard's opened in 1981; the "I can't believe it's yogurt" line is not a reference to "I can't believe it's not butter", but it's actually a business founded in 1977 | Empire Strikes Back ("I Am Your Father" line from Pam) was 1980, not '81. | Jeff M. | ||||||
42 | 1980 | "You talkin' to me?" is from Taxi Driver (1976), not Raging Bull (1980) | ||||||||
43 | 1979 | I think you're missing Andy's rendition of "The Rainbow Connection" from "The Convict" | ||||||||
44 | 1978 | 0:22 is not "Boogie Oogie Oogie" it is "Boogie Wonderland" (1979) by Earth Wind and Fire | Mike C | |||||||
45 | 1977 | It's Tom Selleck, not Burt Reynolds, in the first clip from 1977, where Michael Scott says "I find an image that turns her on". You have it listed as "Burt Reynolds, 1977: rolein Smokey and the Bandit" | Yoda actually does not appear until "The Empire Strikes Back" in 1980. | |||||||
46 | 1977 | Yoda did not make his debut in Star Wars: A New Hope, he made it in 1980 Empire Strikes Back | Tim S | |||||||
47 | 1976 | Apollo Creed first appears in "Rocky" (Michael references him as a black person he trusts in "The Convict") | Joel H. | "Blinded by the Light" attributed to Manfred Mann, but it was first released by Bruce Springsteen as the first track on the Greetings from Asbury Park LP on January 5, 1973. | ||||||
48 | 1975 | "Dwight, you ignorant slut" is a reference to Saturday Night Live, created in 1975. (from joe) Do you know the sketch with this quote and the year that sketch came out? (ans) Weekend Update (Dan Ackroyd), 3/25/78 // More specifically it was from a "Point/Counterpoint" segment on Weekend Update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k80nW6AOhTs | There was one Chilli's reference listed (when Michael gives a Chilli's gift card). There are several other references to Chilli's in the series. | |||||||
49 | 1976 | Blinded By the Light is originally by Bruce Springsteen and was released in 1973. | ||||||||
50 | 1974 | @OfficerMudkip | ||||||||
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52 | 1972 | The song sounds to me more like Music to Watch Girls By (1966) than It Never Rains in California. Also, is Darryl referring to TLC the network or TLC the group? | No mention of Elton John's Tiny Dancer from the first Dundies episode? That's one of the classic Office musical moments | EB | ||||||
53 | 1971 | There are at least two other Starbucks references in the series-one from the episode "Hot Girl" in season 1 and then identifiable Starbucks cups in "Nepotism" season 7 when Michael's nephew messes up the office's coffee orders | ||||||||
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57 | 1967 | Dwight has a Pontiac transam which was created this year. His version is a 1987 Season 3 Episode 8 "The merger" / The Penguins referenced in that scene are not the Pittsburgh Penguins, but the Wilkes Barre/Scranton "Baby" Penguins- the Pittsburgh Penguins minor league affiliate. They were founded in 1999. | ||||||||
58 | 1966 | |||||||||
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61 | 1963 | The cartoon mascot is actually Ernie Keebler of the Keebler Elves created in 1968, not lucky the leprechaun | ||||||||
62 | 1962 | The picture in the background during Jim's speech is actually of Zachary Levi as Chuck Bartowski in the 2007 TV show "Chuck" | ||||||||
63 | 1961 | |||||||||
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66 | 1958 | "Pizza the Hut" is actually a reference to the 1987 film "Spaceballs," which is itself referencing Pizza Hut. | How come no mention of Andy's ringtone in The Return (S3E14) - Rockin' Robin, originally released by Bobby Day in 1958 | EB | ||||||
67 | 1957 | |||||||||
68 | 1956 | At 0:15 in the "toughones!!!" ("references I couldn't get") video, Office colleagues are doing the limbo dance, which reached a wide American audience in the 1957 movie "Fire Down Below": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limbo_(dance) | ||||||||
69 | 1955 | Jonas Salk creates the polio vaccine. (Jim refers to him as a white person he trusts in "The Convict") - (from JOE: You know I did put in that polio reference. But there was a year it was announced, and a year it was approved. I forgot which one I chose but its in the 1950's somewhere) - (from JOEL: Oh cool! I'll go back and look!) | Joel H. | |||||||
70 | 1954 | S.1e.5:"Basketball"--Michael: I... yeah, yeah. I know, grumble, grumble. But you would follow me to the ends of the earth, grumbling all the way. Like that, uh, dwarf from Lord of the Rings. Dwight: Gimli. | ||||||||
71 | 1953 | 8=========D~~~ | ||||||||
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74 | 1950 | Nacimiento de Amalio Venegas en Valle de Matamoros (Badajoz). Spain | ||||||||
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82 | 1942 | The impression is of Edward G. Robinson (probably Key Largo, 1948) not Bogart. | ||||||||
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86 | 1938 | In the 1780's video you have michael referencing Bingo, but you don't have the Scrabble game referenced which is the same scene. scrabble was made in 1938 by Mattel and Hasbro | ||||||||
87 | 1937 | Michael has a Chunky candy bar in his pocket in "Business School." Not a Crunchy. I'm not sure what year Chunky was made. 1936, apparently. | ||||||||
88 | 1936 | |||||||||
89 | In the season 4 episode where they make the commercial, michael says "triumph of the will," which is a 1935 German movie about Hitler and the Nazi party's rise | |||||||||
90 | 1934 | |||||||||
91 | 1933 | s.4e.12-"Did I Stutter?". Dwight says "Michael, I promise to give authority back to you when this crisis is over," in his pitch to gain authority under his "emergency disaster mode" chart. A reference to Chancellor Adolf Hitler gaining emergency powers to rule by decree in Germany 1933. | ||||||||
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108 | 1916 | This show often has Wegmans supermarket products in the background, Wegmans was founded in 1916. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wegmans Being a regional supermarket, it would make sense for a PA office to have their stuff. | ||||||||
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124 | 1900 | The ringtone at 1:55 in the toughones!!! video is Gärdebylåten (really fast) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIF9PAkXOk4 - a traditional Swedish tune. I don't think it has any connection with Germany, as would be befitting Dwight. | ||||||||
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127 | 1897 | Ryan crushes up four extra-strength asprin into Michael's pudding cup in the season 2 episode, "The Injury." | ||||||||
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139 | 1885 | Andy introduces his girlfriend as an assistant cross country coach at Bryn Mawr. Bryn Mawr College was founded in 1885. | ||||||||
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144 | 1880 | Belsnickel originated in the Lehigh Valley ~125yrs ago (probably sometime in the 1880s) | ||||||||
145 | 1870s | |||||||||
146 | 1860s | Merideth says in the series finale that she was working on her Ph.D during the "first 7 years" of the series. The Ph.D. was first given out in America at Yale in 1861. | In "Diversity Day" (second episode of the series) Michael "quotes" Abraham Lincoln | |||||||
147 | 1850s | |||||||||
148 | 1840s | |||||||||
149 | 1830s | From "Moroccan Christmas", Michael references the Mormon church which was organized in 1830. (Season 5 Episode 11 at the 8:58 mark) | ||||||||
150 | 1820s | |||||||||
151 | 1810s | |||||||||
152 | 1800-1810 | |||||||||
153 | 1790s | |||||||||
154 | 1780s | |||||||||
155 | 1770s | |||||||||
156 | 1760s | |||||||||
157 | 1750s | |||||||||
158 | 1740s | Penn founded (according to Penn) "Employee Transfer" "How do you think we're going to do against Penn this year" - right now you have it at 1775, and while there are different arguments about when Penn was founded it was certainly around before 1775: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Pennsylvania#cite_note-1 | Penn Alum | |||||||
159 | 1730s | |||||||||
160 | 1720s | |||||||||
161 | 1710s | |||||||||
162 | 1700-1710 | |||||||||
163 | 1600s | |||||||||
164 | 1500s | The PA Dutch belsnickel is an extension of the German figure "Pelznickel", who specifically came about in the 16th century, after the Protestant Reformation, as a Protestant alternative/ companion to St. Nicholas. He is one of countless regional variants of St. Nicholas' companions, all based on pagan Germanic figures and rituals, which date back before recorded history. | Matthew B | |||||||
165 | 1400s | Typo: Sistene instead of Sistine | Ian | |||||||
166 | 1300s | Typing "1300" into the searchbar goes to the "Nothing for this year video" but typing in "1300s" links to something totally awesome... (This also applies to 1780s, 1790s, 1800s, etc) | Anthony Maslo | |||||||
167 | 1200s | |||||||||
168 | 1100s | |||||||||
169 | 1000-1100 | |||||||||
170 | 500-1000AD | |||||||||
171 | 0-500AD | Jesus' birth was probably somewhere from 3-6 BC | ||||||||
172 | 0-1000BC | |||||||||
173 | 1000-3500BC | |||||||||
174 | All BC | Lucine | ||||||||
175 | What Song is this? | 1:38- Trouble by Ray Lamontane | Chris A. | I think she's watching this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wKzsyKUsDY, but yes that's the song | ||||||
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177 | 2001 | |||||||||
178 | 2000 | Dea L. | ||||||||
179 | 2006 | In the S09E04- Work Bus , they sing Shabooya Roll Call from "Bring it On 3" | ||||||||
180 | 1963 | In S07E05 Dwight tells Oscar he is part of Stark Industries (year based off first apperance in issue #40 of Tales of Suspense) | Erin M. |
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2 | What is he whistling? | On the wings of love-jeffrey osborne appears in Grief counseling dwights play on recorder and pams sings it/ jim is also whistling this tune in "business trip" | ||
3 | Song being played? (In the car) | |||
4 | Song being played? (Party) | Take Me -Image | ||
5 | What song is this based on? (Dean Trophy) | Magic to Do - Pippin | ||
6 | Song being played? (Roller skating rink) | "Yo Yo" - Rose Royce - Car Wash soundtrack | ||
7 | Song being played? (Will Ferrell workout) | |||
8 | Is this music from a movie? | Not this exact scene but @2:26 in the actual Threat Level Midnight movie (not the episode) is from Bourne Identity (2002). Other songs from TLM are also from Bourne Identity | Music at 1:01 sounds a lot like John Williams, possibly from the Indiana Jones franchise? | That first song reminds me of starwars. |
9 | Song being played? (Club scene) | |||
10 | Song being played? (Roller rink) | Joy Enriquez "All Night" | ||
11 | Song being played? ("Everything makes me cry") | Ray LaMontagne, "Trouble" (2004)- from a commercial for Traveler's Insurance (commercial released in 2009) | Pam is watching a Travelers Insurance commercial about a dog with the song Trouble (Ray LaMontagne) in the background https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea2elPCEfqk | |
12 | Name of song in ringtone? | Old Swedish folksong called Gärdebylåten. Registered to Hjort Anders in 1950 but is probably older. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o5kpmuftnQ | This is also a song called Bubblin' Over introduced to the fife and drum community in America by the Charles W Dickerson fife and drum corps, an all black, all male corps from New Rochelle, NY | |
13 | Song being played? (Party scene) | Big white elephant-In-Flight Safety | ||
14 | Song being played? (Car drives off) | Big white elephant-In-Flight Safety | ||
15 | Song being played? (Running off into the sunset) | |||
16 | When was this museum founded? | 1997- probably should call to confirm or email (No, it's been around for longer, as I remember visiting it as a child in the 80s.) | The one listed before was not in Scranton. | |
17 | Year this dept was founded? | 1968- Pennsylvania Dept. of Public Welfare founded (as recorded in the Pensylvania Code) | " In 1921 the Board was abolished, and the Department of Public Welfare was created in its place to coordinate and administer welfare programs. In 1923 the name of the Department of Public Welfare was changed to the Department of Welfare." | |
18 | When was Poor Richard's founded? | 1981 | ||
19 | When did Belsnickel come about? | I believe Belsnickel is a mix of Western European folklore-- I know for sure the little black helper, is in fact Zwarte Piet from The Netherlands, from the tradition of Sinterklaas: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinterklaas#Zwarte_Piet or check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belsnickel | ||
20 | http://berkscountry.readingeagle.com/?p=2529 | |||
21 | http://theoffice.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Songs_that_Appear_in_Episodes | |||
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23 | http://theoffice.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page | |||
24 | The one where Michael is shooting | bullet time from The Matrix |
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