What episode of The Office do they read Threat Level Midnight?

“Threat Level Midnight” is the seventeenth episode of the seventh season of the American comedy television series The Office, and the show’s 143rd episode overall.

What was Dwight’s name in Threat Level Midnight?

Samuel L Chang (Dwight) when talking to Michael Scarn (Michael) about the NHL All Star game makes two factual errors. He states that the game will have a halftime, which hockey games do not. He also calls the venue of the hockey game, a stadium when in fact it is an arena.

Did Morgan Freeman narrate Threat Level Midnight?

The bottom line is that “Threat Level Midnight” just did not work. All that said, there were some things I liked about Michael’s personal spy film. Stanley’s Morgan Freeman-style narration provided the first and biggest laugh of the evening, though I thought the reveal at the end wasn’t particularly funny.

Who is the guy at the beginning of Threat Level Midnight?

Michael Scarn (Michael) is sitting at his desk typing, then an assassin (disguised as a mailman) tries to shoot him, but he fires back, killing the assassin. After the intro, the camera pans through newspaper clippings of Scarn’s rise to the loss of his career. Scarn is then shown lying on his bed hungover.

Is Threat Level Midnight a real movie?

Threat Level Midnight: The Movie is an action movie written and directed (and presumably edited) by Michael Scott. It took 10 years in total to make (3 years of writing, 1 year of shooting, 4 years of re-shooting and 2 years of editing) according to Michael in the beginning of the episode, “Threat Level Midnight.”

Is there a full version of Threat Level Midnight?

A full version of Michael Scott’s Threat Level Midnight film has been released online. The action film from The Office, which Steve Carell’s famous character on the show had envisioned and created, had previously only been available as a bonus feature on the show’s Season 7 DVD.

What is Michael Scott’s fake name?

Michael adopts the fake name Michael Scarn when posing as a local businessman while investigating the Prince Paper company (“Prince Family Paper”).