The Office's 5 Worst-Rated Episodes, According to IMDb

The Office is a cult comedy series that has long stood alongside genre legends like Friends, Community, and Seinfeld. It ended its run in 2012, but new fans continue to emerge – the show's relevance and success has only grown over the years. But even a show as successful as The Office had its flaws.

The Banker – 6.7

Since the top management has been fired, Michael is the highest ranking person in the company. He and his subordinates want to put their company in the best possible light in front of the bunker because Dunder Mifflin is about to be sold and everyone wants to keep their jobs.

This episode makes you cringe at Michael's ridiculous lies and Dwight's impersonation of Toby.

Here Comes Treble – 6.7

It doesn't focus much on humor, and with Jim and Pam's relationship problems reaching its peak, it's hard to enjoy the episode. Obviously, fans don't like Jim and Pam fighting for so long – there was too much drama.

The only nice thing about the episode was Dwight's Halloween costume.

Angry Andy – 6.7

Back in Scranton, Andy is unable to get Nellie to leave his office. The office staff learns of Bernard's intimate problem, and his cup of patience overflows. Andy's outburst of anger leads to his demotion, and his unwillingness to accept it leads to his dismissal.

The main storyline focused on Andy and his tantrums, which clearly did not appeal to fans, many admitting that Phyllis and Ryan's storylines were much more interesting to watch.

Gettysburg – 6.6

Andy organizes a trip to Gettysburg to impress his subordinates. And those, who didn't go on the trip, are visited by Robert in the office. He needs creative ideas, and Kevin's delusional thoughts seem unexpectedly successful.

The writers focused on another strange idea of Andy's to motivate the office staff, but didn't know how to implement it as they did in the Michael Scott era.

Get the Girl – 6.3

The episode mainly focuses on Andy and Erin's romance, which to be honest has never been well received by the fans.

And to top it all off, Nellie takes over in Andy's absence. Fans already find her super annoying, and there's nothing worse than seeing her sitting in the same chair where Michael Scott himself used to sit.