She reveals this to Dwight, and he reveals this to Nellie like the good spy he is. However, at home, he can’t perform (sexually) with Erin. Robert refuses to make a decision on who has right to the throne, and Nellie mentally overpowers Andy, who returns to his old desk. Though if he disappeared for a few days, what did he expect would happen, especially considering the company’s CEO hangs around just to be a wild card/mad social scientist. Were they gone for a week? Two weeks? I thought Andy’s hair was noticeably longer.Įxpectedly, Andy is surprised to see Nellie in his office. Unless I missed something, the show doesn’t make clear the passage of time. Which isn’t to say those scenes were unnecessary, just not particularly well-crafted.Īs the episode proper begins, Andy and Erin return from their trip to and from Florida. While it was nice to see the trait return, and hopefully it will lead to a more proactive Andy, the moments before he exploded seemed like the show twiddling its thumbs. But I haven’t seen those episodes in many, many years.) When he punched the hole in the wall in The Return, I thought he accepted anger management in the same way that someone would accept an unjust ticket rather than fighting it in court or because of some zero tolerance policy in the office. I know he expressed frustration on a couple of occasions, but I never saw him as a particularly rage-filled guy.
(Though, I never really thought he had an anger management issue in the first place. As the name suggests, tonight’s episode Angry Andy brings back a characteristic from Andy Bernard that I thought the show had forgotten- his anger management issue.
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