Michael Scott No God No Meme Generator

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What is the Michael Scott No God No meme?

Michael Scott No God No shows Steve Carell's Michael in his office, mouth stretched open and eyebrows raised in total horror as he screams. In the scene he sees Toby, the HR rep he despises, walking back into the office after leaving, and he unleashes a long, escalating wail of "no, God, no, God please no, nooooo!" It's the internet's go-to reaction for terrible news, especially when something you thought was gone forever returns.

Origin: The scene is from season 5 of The Office (US), the episode where Toby returns from Costa Rica and Michael reacts with this scream.

Also known as: No God Please No, Michael Scott Scream, The Office No.

How to use the Michael Scott No God No meme

The top box is the bad news or the unwelcome return, and the bottom box is Michael's scream, with as many o's as you like. You can also split the quote, putting "no, God! no, God please no!" on top and "noooooo!" below.

Great for: Monday arriving, an ex texting you, a coworker replying-all, a buggy update returning, a dreaded group project partner, or the villain coming back in a sequel. The joke needs the top line to be something that's genuinely awful in a small, everyday way.

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About the Michael Scott No God No meme template

The Michael Scott No God No template (michael-scott) supports 2 lines of text. A classic example reads “no, god! no god please no! / noooooooooooooooo!”. Read about its origin on youtube.com.

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