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  • Kevin Is A Maniacal Genius Who Manipulates The Office Out Of Boredom on Random Insane Fan Theories About ' The Office' That'll Blow Your Mind

    (#8) Kevin Is A Maniacal Genius Who Manipulates The Office Out Of Boredom

    Is Kevin (Brian Baumgartner) just trolling everyone? This theory stems from the fact that Kevin started out as a regular guy but gradually became dumber, then seemed to be relatively smart in the end.

    From Redditor /u/dymphnawolf

    Over the series, Kevin went from a normal dude to a complete moron. But by the end, he's running a bar and it looks like it's in good shape. If Kevin was as dumb as he seems, it would have likely already failed or been on the way to doing so.

    He originally applied to work at the warehouse but Michael saw something in him and put him in accounting, where he somehow stayed for at least a decade.

    My theory is that Kevin got bored and decide to f*ck with people. He put on this act and just ran with it. Maybe he became the mask a bit. Towards the end, Nellie said that she thought she would get more screen time as a villain. Kevin's thought process was the same, only he decided to play the fool. He thinks Angela and Oscar are pretentious and it's funny to mess with them. But he does like them, so he doesn't mess up enough to ruin too much.

  • Jim Had An Affair And The Documentary Producers Helped Cover It Up on Random Insane Fan Theories About ' The Office' That'll Blow Your Mind

    (#10) Jim Had An Affair And The Documentary Producers Helped Cover It Up

    Although this theory would devastate many fans if it's true, there are some hints that Jim could've cheated on Pam when he worked and lived in Philadelphia. If it happened, the producers of the documentary must have wanted to protect their storybook love story and decided not to show Jim's affair.

    From Redditor /u/annyc

    I think it's possible that Jim had an affair, or at least had a relationship that was inappropriate, and the Producers helped protect Jim and Pam by not showing it.

    Evidence for:

    Not much is shown of Jim's time in Philly. The Producers have chosen to show only things directly relating to his relationship with Pam. Why don't we meet any of his new coworkers? Perhaps because he's flirting with one of them?

    Nellie guesses that Jim is having an affair (Andy's Ancestry), but I don't think this was ever clearly stated as false or addressed later. The Producers just show information to suggest that it's not that; Pam is only upset about the new job.

    The Producers have clearly caught infidelity on camera before (I'm looking at you Stanley and Oscar)

    The Producers, and crew, would all talk about and know that something was going on with Jim. I think this is why Brian, the boom guy, thought it would be okay to try and make a move on Pam.

    In the Finale, Meredith states that she earned a Ph.d but it was never featured over the course of the series, because the Producers chose to focus on other parts of her character. This is the proof that we, the viewers, are not getting the whole story of what's going on with people.

    Pam is asked during the Q and A why she didn't trust Jim, and she starts to answer, but Jim cuts her off. He awkwardly dances around what was going on, but says that it was his fault. He sort of implies that Pam was treated unfair in the editing and he was shown in a better light.

  • The Office Is Written By Jim Halpert on Random Insane Fan Theories About ' The Office' That'll Blow Your Mind

    (#11) The Office Is Written By Jim Halpert

    Although Jim spends years as a lazy, childish prankster, he also comes across as one of the most likable characters on The Office. Why? Maybe it's because Jim Halpert wrote the show himself.

    This theory gets pretty meta, but if you read the whole thing, it could explain why some characters change so much from the beginning of the show to the end. It's all how Jim perceived them.

    From Redditor /u/Yahnster

    For many seasons Jim was the most "normal" guy at Dunder Mifflin, but what do we know about him besides that he is an all round nice guy? My theory is that Jim is the immature/lazy prankster of the office and he only comes off as the good guy because the show is written by his character (The documentary aspect is also a part of the story as we now know that the people "behind the camera" are a part of the fictional universe).

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    (#7) Michael Scott Intentionally Plays The Fool

    Can Michael Scott really be as dumb as he seems? There's a theory that Michael behaves the way he does just for his own amusement, and to stave off the monotony of life at a mid-level paper company.

    From Redditor /u/Youyouryours

    I like to watch The Office from the perspective that every night after work, Michael meets up with his buddies at the bar and entertains everyone with stories of his crazy behavior. By watching it from this perspective Jim comes off as the smug loser and Michael's the cool guy, so cool that he's comfortable being laughed at, as long as it makes his job fun. There aren't too many moments that suggest this but he was the best salesperson for years and his numbers must be good because he keeps his job through all the downsizing. I also like to think he plays the fool to unite the staff in laughing at him.

    There's this awesome moment in Season 4, episode 7 where Michael is comforting Jim for screwing up being a manager and he pulls out the, "that's what she said." Anyway, Jim looks at him and says, "that's what who says?" Michael then looks at him in all earnestness and says something like, "I don't know. I never know. I say things like that to lighten the tension, when things get hard."

  • Toby Is The Scranton Strangler on Random Insane Fan Theories About ' The Office' That'll Blow Your Mind

    (#4) Toby Is The Scranton Strangler

    While the identity of the notorious Scranton Strangler is eventually revealed, one fan theory suggests Toby is the real killer. Remember when Toby suddenly decided to move to Costa Rica? The murders began right after he returned. 

    But things eventually get even more suspicious in later seasons.

    Toby ends up on the jury that convicts George Howard Skub, the accused Scranton Strangler. But Toby later develops doubts about Skub's guilt and goes on a crusade to prove his innocence. There’s a detailed breakdown of this theory here. It’s a long read, but it makes a very convincing case.

  • Roy Cheated On Pam... With Angela on Random Insane Fan Theories About ' The Office' That'll Blow Your Mind

    (#5) Roy Cheated On Pam... With Angela

    This theory may sound a little far-fetched to even the most seasoned fans of The Office. But several scenes throughout the series hint at a mutual attraction - and possibly more - between Roy and Angela (Angela Kinsey).

    From Redditor /u/flaming_muffins

    Here’s the evidence seen directly in the show:

    • In the episode “The Fire” (s2e14) Roy says he’d hook up with Angela in the game “Who would you do?” showing that he has attraction towards her.

    • In the episode “Casino Night” (s2ep22), Michael is opening the casino as Lady Fortune and he says “Old friends! New lovers!” and then there’s a shot of Roy and Angela sharing glances at each other (sort of the “let’s hook up” kind of glance). Then later in that episode, before Jim shares his feeling for Pam, we see Roy take off early from the casino night. Where was he going? To go hook up with Angela! Now I know this is stretching it but it makes sense given all of the rest of the evidence.

    • In the episode 'Cocktails' (s3ep18) you can briefly hear audio of Roy asking everybody at the bar if they want a drink and you can hear Angela saying something like, 'Oh, no thank you Roy, I’m…' This line on its own doesn’t mean much but its more the way she says it that interests me. She sounds very flustered, the way a girl talking their crush sounds.

    • In the same episode, when Pam says that she wants no secrets between her and Roy, Roy instantly becomes defensive and says that he totally could have done something (implying an affair) but he didn’t. The way he says this is definitely suspicious and is absolutely not convincing that he is innocent of an affair[...]

    • In the episode 'The Negotiation' (s3ep19) Angela has more of her flustered speaking when Roy comes to get his last paycheck. She calls him 'very strong' and Kevin snickers in the background (maybe Kevin knew about the affair, the way he knows about Oscar’s affair later on in the show).

    Now let’s consider Angela’s role in all of this:

    First off, we know that Angela is not shy when it comes to having multiple lovers at once. She cheated on Andy with Dwight, cheated on the senator with Dwight, and also mentioned two people named John dueling over her when she was 'living in Ohio' (s5ep18). We also know that Angela has a strong hatred for Pam. This is seen countless times throughout the show. I believe this hatred might be because Roy chose to remain engaged to Pam, basically choosing Pam over her. She might have felt that without Pam, she could have had a stronger relationship with Roy.

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The American version of The Office is based on the popular British comedy of the same name. It quickly became the most popular sitcoms after its premiere in 2005 and until the end of the 9th season in 2013. This TV series recorded the daily life of a group of office workers like shooting a documentary.  Such an outstanding sitcom has been aired on NBC for 8 years and won a number of loyal fans.

With the popularity and the development of the Internet, many fans are keen to share and discuss ideas about this TV series on social media, some of them inspired some absolutely bonkers ideas. The random tool lists 12 crazy fan theories about "The Office".

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