Gasp! Richard was willing to give Nancy the benefit of the doubt (“Did he rape you?”), but he became far less understanding when she confirmed that it was consensual. * After what felt like a million years of waiting - and just as many full plates of food being thrown around the house - Nancy finally revealed that Picky’s father… the man with whom she cheated on Richard… was… Richard’s father. Read on for a breakdown of the other major developments from The Oval‘s midseason finale: “Not that I know of… or can share,” the nurse replied, which wasn’t sketchy at all. She went full Nancy Drew on the nurse, asking if Laura had any visitors on the night she died. Words cannot describe the awkwardness of Priscilla telling Laura’s husband, “She must be doing better,” only for him to dryly reply, “No, she died.” (Yikes.) But Priscilla wasn’t about to accept her bestie’s death so easily. We also said goodbye to sweet Miss Laura, who died since Priscilla last visited her in the hospital. (Correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t it take half a season for the Secret Service to toss out one mattress?) Kyle informed Donald that “someone” has been tasked with disposing of Diane’s body, so you know that job’s bound to get screwed up. The BET drama’s midseason finale featured the not-entirely-unexpected demise of mic-dropping badass Diane Wilmont, who was brutally murked by Kyle, even after forking over valuable intel about Bobby and Max. Tyler Perry’s The Oval has taken us on a hell of a ride in its second season, which came to a dead stop on Tuesday - emphasis on dead. The Oval's Kron Moore Reveals the Scene That Caused Her to Have a 'Complete and Total Breakdown'
Here is a look at all the Halloween episodes of The Office.The Oval Sets July Return to BET for Second Half of Season 2 It translates that child-like sense of wonder to an adult audience, and for that, it is invaluable. More importantly, it captures the real spirit of Halloween - the reason we cover ourselves in face paint and thrift store costumes once a year. The show offers a haunting portrait of the daily grind, sprinkled in with a few characters that would terrify us if we encountered them in real life, like Michael Scott, for one.
While it may not have jump scares or monsters, it would not be fair to say that The Office isn't scary at all. It is also available on digital stores for purchase or rental, either by the episode or by the season.
Fans nearly had a meltdown when the show left the Netflix catalog, and today it is one of the biggest draws for NBC's in-house streaming service Peacock. The series originally ran from 2005 to 2013, but it has arguably established an even stronger legacy on streaming services since then. The Office is still going strong as one of the most-binged shows in the age of streaming TV.
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