Oh noooes, they has been fired?! What will happen next?!
Seriously, that one had me LOLing. Mr. Yee, Bob, and Gary are hilarious. I liked that everyone was brought together in the break room/games division.
It is too bad they didn't actually play the game at all...but at least there was a point to the episode besides the humorous dialogue (the surprise ending.) If not for that, despite the humor, I might have had to agree with others that it sort of floundered and failed to really go anywhere. That is not to say that I can understand all the hating on this show. That I still find ridiculous.
And LOL as well at magicmonkeybars' "I can't phantom a world where people write this then read it back and find it funny or good." XD
I can also agree that the animation could be greatly improved upon, with more varied and appropriate expressions and motions (however, again, I'm currently in an animation class myself and totally get how difficult and time-consuming it is, so I'm not condemning it, just suggesting that if improvement is a possibility, it should probably be looked into.)
The "vocalized sound effects" (for lack of a better term) that the token female group character has is still there and aggravating more people than ever, except now it's spreading to more sounds than a talentless woman saying "sigh" because she's not intelligent enough to know that sighing is a sound, not the noise itself, and the growling, you don't say "grrrr" like you're trying to push out a turd but you ate too much damn cheese, it's a sound effect, not the pronunciation. If you must continue this garbage do yourselves a favor and drop this dead-weight voice actor and pick up someone else, it's been done countless times before, with major shows no less. I doubt I need to go into the personality of the *****, since everyone else has complained about it in EVERY previous episode and been ignored.
Okay, whoever said that Beth was hard to hear in this one was right--but talent and intelligence have nothing to do with the "vocalized sound effects." Clearly, saying "sigh" and "grr" rather than actually sighing or growling is intentional. And it's just as effective at conveying the character's feelings at the moment, so I'm still baffled as to why anyone finds that annoying. Saying "grrr" sounds enough like growling that you get the point, n'est-ce pas?