Um NO. I think it's sacrilege to say there's "way too much Michael Scott" in the Office. The show revolves around him and everyone else second. People love the other characters, as much as I do (Dwight!). However, I'm not ignorant and realize that Michael, much like Jerry from Seinfeld, is the catalyst for everything else to take place.

For instance, without Michael there would have been no Dwight "bouncer" scene (funniest scene in the episode), Michael hopping after Jan stormed out, funny, and plenty of awkward Michael. I can agree the awkward can get to be much but I still prefer it to an overdose of "Jam". The office started with Michael and should end with Michael.

Micheal Scott is the whole show for one reason HE IS BANGING JAN LEVINGSTON GOULD!!! mmmmmm forehead mmmmmmmm.

no gould.

Yeah, michael is uncomfortably funny.
But do you really NOT know someone like him in real life? Thats what makes it painful AND funny at the same time.

i will agree that there are times that you just want to smack the crap out of michael. but then he has his awesome moments, too. like last night in the business episode, he totally made pam feel better. that was the sweetest michael moment, ever.

heck yes michael is obnoxious and uncomfortably annoying, but have you all lost your minds? thats the point. it's always been like that. always. that's the beauty of the show.

I agree with alissa, last night was one of those awesome michael scott moments where he just charms and wows the ladies (he did the same thing when he and jan teamed up in 'the client'). Sometimes he just knows the right things to say and stops (ever so briefly) from being a complete ass.

His exchange with Pam in the B-School episode was one of the most touching moments of the entire series (imho).

I agree with alissa, last night was one of those awesome michael scott moments where he just charms and wows the ladies (he did the same thing when he and jan teamed up in 'the client'). Sometimes he just knows the right things to say and stops (ever so briefly) from being a complete ass.

His exchange with Pam in the B-School episode was one of the most touching moments of the entire series (imho).