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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 unscripted moments from the office.

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You are, You said for this list will be going over the best improvised or otherwise unplanned moments from the American version of the sitcom The Office.

To be clear, we have to have found proof they weren't scripted through which we did, using the best of our abilities.

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Number 10.

Santa Giggles Michael Scott isn't the most understanding of bosses some of the time.

So when Jim, let's Phyllis play the office, Santa Michael takes it personally.

Take it back.

That is absurd.

No, of course he'll do anything to prove he's the superior Santa, and that includes letting Kevin Heavier Gentleman sit on his lap.

When can I sit on your lap?

Right now.

Come on over here, big boy.

There we go.

God, that's really comfortable.

What follows is awkward comedic gold as Kevin waffles about what he wants for Christmas and Michael desperately tries to get his accountant to get off of him.

I really don't want to mess up on this list.

Several of the actors in the background, including Mindy Kaling as Kelly and Ed Helms as Andy can be seen visibly smiling or trying not to laugh.

Ed Helms even ducks away from the camera between a few shots, reportedly to hide his laughter.

I didn't even get to tell you what I wanted, Okay, you know what you get.

You've got 1000 helium balloons attached to you so Santa doesn't have to go through this again.

Awesome Number nine Sale fail.

Speaking of Ed Helms, he and Steve Carell have several improvised moments during this double length episode.

You know, if you want your laundry done right.

I used to work at Abercrombie so pretty good folder.

Firstly, according to DVD commentary, much of Michael and Andy's sales pitch during the episode was improvised.

Their potential clients look of bewilderment at Andy.

Using a sniper rifle on a shark was real, since he had no idea the two of them would be going off script.

Cut an £80 shark off Montag.

It's in the Hamptons.

My dad's got a 42 ft bay liner, sniped it with a rifle from the Crow's Nest.

Another improvised moment occurred during the second half, when Andy tries to suck up to Michael after the latter talks to Pam.

According to Helms.

In the episodes commentary, the script wasn't specific on what awkward things he had to say.

So he made up Andy's nonsensical responses.

What I say you said right to do, which is like right on Pamela's, like blood, blah, blah.

And you were like Yeah, right, Nailed it.

Number eight seed Dwight Schrute can get pretty weird.

So where's the sales office?

When you are ready to see the sales office, the sales office will present itself to you.

In order to bring Ryan Howard into the ranks of Dunder Mifflin salespeople, he decides to stage an elaborate initiation for the former temp at his beet farm.

This begins with having Ryan plan to beat seed in a field which Dwight likens to Dwight planting his own in Ryan.

And just as you have planted your seed in the ground, I am going to plant my seed in you.

I think you know what you're saying this line, as well as Ryan's response, were not in the script.

But the rest of Dwight's bizarre ritual also contained some more improv on actor Rain.

Wilson's part upon Dwight demanding Ryan fight his cousin Mose Ryan leaves Ryan.

You don't have to wrestling, right?

Get in the car, Ryan.

Hi, Ryan.

You seem nice.

Where?

All animals.

Wilson improvised Dwight's question to Moe's about where all the animals are.

We can only imagine what role they would have played.

Ryan, come on.

I am sorry.

I am sorry.

Modes are sorry to look.

He set over a basket with eggs and some fatback bacon and look something he whittled Number seven Amish.

Dwight's bizarre background is a source of a lot of comedy for the show, but the strangest thing about it is that a lot of it was made up by rain Wilson himself.

In the episode Office Olympics, for example, he improvised the line about living on a beet farm, which led to Dwight's famous homestead.

Appearing later in the series, my grandfather left me a 60 acre working beet farm.

I run it with my cousin Mose.

We sell beats to local stores and restaurants, just my soul farm.

Sometimes teenagers use it for sex.

In addition, while delivering a talking head seen about his father, grandfather and great grandfather, Dwight claims the last of these was Amish.

My father's name was Dwight Schrute.

My grandfather's name was Dwight Schrute.

His father's name.

Worldwide.

Shrewd Amish.

According to DVD commentary, Wilson originally improvised this speech during the pilot episode, only for it to be cut out.

I have no problem with that.

I've been recommending downsizing since I first got here.

It was brought back in Season two and made it to air and solidified Dwight's background number six fake ailments.

All right, who did this?

I'm not mad.

I just want to know who did it so I can punish them.

While Michael's painfully long pause from the same episode was also not quite as scripted with sweat and tears were keeping the Dwight Schrute train running.

When Michael puts Dwight in charge of choosing the office healthcare plan, the responsibility naturally goes to his head number one inverted Penis.

Yeah, could you mean vagina?

While looking over claims made by the employees, Dwight is angry to find people have listed symptoms to clearly made up diseases.

Leprosy, flesh eating bacteria, hot dog fingers.

Government created killer nano robot infection.

While a few of these were in the script, several of them were invented on the spot, either by the writers themselves, Wilson or even one of his friends who was visiting the set that day.

Count Chocula itis is definitely real, though millions of families suffer every year.

Number five reaching out.

Okay, this is the last white one.

We swear when Dwight learns that Angela, his then ex girlfriend, has begun dating Andy, he's absolutely heartbroken.

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Sitting alone in the stairwell, Jim goes to comfort him, relating his own heartbreak over being rejected by Pam.

Yeah, I mean, she was with Roy.

The I just couldn't take it.

It's a sweet moment between two men who are usually at each other's throats.

It was awful, and it is something that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.

Although every word is in the script, Dwight reaching out to Jim after Jim leaves is not.

It was a bit that writer director Paul Lee Burstein came up with on the day according to Rain Wilson on the DVD commentary, number four don't Hey, can I talk about something?

One of the most famous scenes in the show's history also had a bit of improv.

During Casino Night, Jim confesses his love for Pam to her.

I'm in love with you.

What?

I'm really sorry if that's weird for you to hear, but I need you to here it even now, knowing that they get together.

The scene is absolutely brutal to watch, as most of us have liked someone who didn't like us the same way.

When Pam tries to let Jim down easy, Jim interrupts her to tell her not to tell him how much their friendship means to her.

You have no idea.

Don't do that.

What your friendship needs to be.

Come on.

I don't want to do that.

According to Jenna Fischer on her office, Ladies podcast, Krasinski improvised his don't response, which totally wrecked her.

Emotionally.

We're right there with her number three, Michael Scott's Tears, My God, something's happening.

Michael's departure from the show is an emotional one, both behind the scenes and on camera.

Towards the end of his tenure as a manager, he hosts his final annual office award show, the Dundee's for one last time, everybody but we were at the DMV, waiting in line.

Fall asleep right after sex.

Hi, guys.

No, Go back to the script.

Although it begins poorly, the gang decides to finish back at the office.

There they sing the song Seasons of Love, with original lyrics to Michael.

Reportedly, Steve Carell didn't know the rest of the cast.

We're going to do this so his emotional reaction during the scene is genuine.

The tears are real for him and for us.

Okay, well, this is gonna hurt like a mother.

Number two.

The Devil.

One of the most awkward and hilarious episodes of the office sees Michael and Jan, whose relationship is falling apart.

Throw a dinner party.

The two of them make nearly everyone uncomfortable to the point where Jim and Pam consider fleeing.

Michael and Jan seem to be playing their own separate game, and it's called Let's see how uncomfortable we can make our guests and they're both winning.

So I am going to make a run for Michael and gents.

Sniping at each other reaches the point where Jan compares herself to the devil, even making horns and a face, and I moved in and I cleaned it.

I guess that makes me the devil You are.

She is.

She is the devil.

I'm in hell.

This gesture was an improvisation on actress Melora Hardin's part, and Steve Carell barely avoids breaking character with his response with how funny this one is.

We're surprised anyone could keep a straight face.

You know, Pam, it's fame.

They often don't even start eating until midnight when enroll before we unveil our number one pick.

Here are some honorable mentions.

Jelly beans Angela Kinsey improvised her line about not wanting them.

I don't want those.

Michael The Tourist Steve Carell improvised many of the New York scenes since he kept getting recognized.

Oy vey schmear ball pop.

The fitness orb was supposed to deflate slowly, but not for this.

Take.

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Jim Halpert can't handle Michael's Flasher impression.

John Krasinski is visibly struggling not to break character, and we would be, too.

He's back.

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Number one, The kiss.

I'm going to raise the stakes.

You know, I want you to watch this.

One of the series.

Most legendary moments was entirely off the cuff.

Or should it be off the lips?

After Michael accidentally outs?

Oscar is being gay.

He tries to perform damage control with all the lack of subtlety Michael is known for during a conference.

Harsh words are exchanged and in a baffling attempt to make up, Michael decides to kiss Oscar on the lips.

Oh.

Huh?

Oh, like the kiss was entirely improvised by Steve Carell.

And the reaction of everyone else in the room was unscripted as well.

The sheer degree of awkward absurdity here is a credit to Corrales.

Comedic genius.

Come on, Dwight.

Come on, man.

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