A very odd episode for a number of reasons. First, Nellie, who has been really annoying up till now, decides to claim the manager's job in Scranton as her own and seize's the moment to steal the job from Andy who is off in Florida trying to woo Erin back. Although I'm not particularly fond of Nellie, I do like that the writer's have gone back to using the Ricky Gervais mold of making the character extremely uncomfortable to watch. I was literally squirming in my seat watching this episode because she made me feel very uncomfortable, which is what her role in the show is suppose to do.

As for Andy and Erin, I didn't think they were able to quite pull off what they were aiming for, so when it came to Erin finally accepting Andy and agreeing to return with him, it was lackluster. The old lady and the son just ruined any kind of moment Andy and Erin could have had. Just an average episode. Not sure if I should blame Rainn Wilson since he directed the episode. But he should be accountable for sure. And since I'm pointing out technical things regarding the episodes production work....

....what's the deal with Erin being filmed in Green Screen? It's clear that she was superimposed as seen in the third ScreenCap image above.