How Real Was The Office Season 3's Bat Scene?
The bat scene from The Office season 3 is one of the show's all-time most memorable moments. It also was and wasn't more real than you might think.
Read MoreThe bat scene from The Office season 3 is one of the show's all-time most memorable moments. It also was and wasn't more real than you might think.
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