On August 13th, , YouTuber lNicrolax v. After the original broadcast of the episode, the quote consistently gained online traction as an often-cited quote among the fans of the show. As of November , the search query "No God, Please No" yields more than related 10, posts on the site.
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About "No God, Please No! Origin In Season 5, Episode 9 of NBC sitcom series The Office , originally aired on November 20th, , Michael Scott portrayed by Steve Carrel is shown minding his own business as he walks around the office, shortly before running into Toby Flenderson portrayed by Paul Lieberstein , the branch's human resources HR representative and Michael Scott's least favorite co-worker who had just returned from a lengthy vacation in Costa Rica. Jim Halpert: Oh no.
You don't know. Michael Scott: I don't know. Jim Halpert: You should probably just meander back there. Take a look. See if he's… if he's back. Michael Scott: [taking it as a joke] Dare I? For old time's sake! You got me to go to the annex. Spread After the original broadcast of the episode, the quote consistently gained online traction as an often-cited quote among the fans of the show.
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