Really are we suppose to think some stupid ass boom guy to appear in the last 5 episodes would ever split up the heart of the show, maybe Erin and Andy because Andy is in Hangover III, I mean barbados on a boat

I'm not sure with how they are handling Dwight, it seemed as if they were going to lead into the Dwight Spinoff, which apparently did well but they are no pursuing it, and he might end up getting the blunt end because of it. I'm a little more pissed that Andy isn't in this season because I thought his and Erin's relationship was one of the best parts of last season and to see his character just disappear and make him kind of a big dick hurts in the end.

You're Back, and you're disgusting!
The nail girls being all baby like with Angela was hilarious

Glad Andy wasn't treated with a warm reception for his return. Erin breaking up with Andy was a long time coming.

Best parts of the episode - all of Kevin's line and Dwight's impersonation of Andy.

Agreed, Andy who I found to be one of the saving aspects of last year has been a real letdown with the direction his character went, here's hoping they'll redeem him with 7 episodes left.

Great episode.

I wondered why the last episode was 2 but billed as 1. Looks like they edited down the back door pilot for Dwight's show. I liked a lot of it, but Kevin and Andy's cupcake trip was hilarious.

Screw you Texas poontappa!

This might be the best episode ever

Really awesome final scene. And Kevin was hilarious, again.

The finale is going to ruin me. I loved the final scene last night.

I'm reading so many mixed things about the season, but I've loved it so far. They're capturing a lot of the early magic of the series while still heading into an endgame.

Aww, I loved the moment between Dwight and Jim last night. It was really sweet.

I DON'T WANT THIS TO END

The Jim/Pam video last night made me tear up.

Great episode. They finally just found the right balance of Dwight andhis obnoxious-level, and now it's ending.

I don't know how they're doing it but they're hitting all the right notes. "A.A.R.M." was basically nine seasons in 42 minutes: Jim messing with Dwight, Jim and Pam (I would've labeled the video cheesy-but-awesome if not for tying it all together with that note, which was perfect), a fun scene with the whole office (Daryl's goodbye), Dwight and Angela, and a silly-and-inconsequential-yet-funny subplot (Andy).

Tonight's the end.

Even though I haven't watched many episodes from the last two seasons, I still enjoyed the finale.

Only two lines, but he still killed it!

I think they wasted a little too much time in the beginning and rushed a little too much (Erin's was like WTF hello actors) It was a very satisfying finale. I wish I knew a special would be before. I wished Andy got back with Erin, but I'm glad Andy found some real respect in the end and I actually thought his last words were the best.

The finale was great. Very moving and emotional.

The Michael return was perfect. From the minute Jim was saying "I can't be your best man" I was like AHHH I KNOW WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. And it was handled brilliantly. So great to see him again, and I like that his return didn't overshadow the rest of the cast members.

Loved the scene with Erin and her parents. It was really sweet.

And the final sequence was incredibly touching, especially Dwight talking about everyone and calling Pam his 'best friend' (harkening back to that episode where he had the concussion and they bonded). I also loved Jenna Fischer's performance in the final few scenes and her last Pam monologue. She was really the heart of this series and the character that arguably went through the most growth in the past nine seasons, so it made logical sense to end with her.

I'll miss you show. R.I.P my awesome NBC Thursday night lineup. I guess "Parks" and "Community" (whenever it returns) are the last remainders.

Losing "30 Rock," "The Office" and "Happy Endings" in one fell swoop this year is really making this fall look a whole lot less funny.

Exactly my thoughts.

An absolutely perfect last episode. A ton of great little touches to past episodes (getting married in their grave, Michael wanting to have 100 kids so he could have 100 friends), nicely closed story lines, and a genuinely funny ending for most.