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Background_Guy 11/10/21 11:08:11 PM #39:	Alucard188 posted... I have no idea what their relationship dynamic is, as I've never watched The Office. Going to assume it's bad. The first three or four seasons are best romance in sitcom history imo. Not that there's much competition, really. Ben and Leslie are a close second, and they're better as an actual couple, but they don't have as many memorable and well-directed moments. They're really great at expressing a lot of emotions with just casual dialogue and expressions and timing without voicing their feelings outright. After they air all their hidden feelings and get together they're just not very interesting, though. <cite>Background_Guy posted [p:959888207] in "Look... [t:79732349]...</cite> <quote>Alucard188 posted... </cite> <quote>I have no idea what their relationship dynamic is, as I've never watched The Office. Going to assume it's bad.</quote>The first three or four seasons are best romance in sitcom history imo. Not that there's much competition, really. Ben and Leslie are a close second, and they're better as an actual couple, but they don't have as many memorable and well-directed moments. They're really great at expressing a lot of emotions with just casual dialogue and expressions and timing without voicing their feelings outright. After they air all their hidden feelings and get together they're just not very interesting, though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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