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The scripts that underlie {schrute} have certain words censored. For example:

Hey, send me that link to the monkey s*x video. I'm going to forward it like it's hot.

or

This is bull****!

We're all adults here, remove the censoring.

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Hi, I haven't gotten around to looking through all the episodes, but I went through the last episode and it seems jumbled up and/or incomplete. Not sure if it's just jumbled up or both. The last line in the data cuts off with Jim and Pam's conversation with Dwight about leaving Dunder Mifflin.

Hi Brad,

Thanks for assembling this really fun dataset! Something I was curious about after exploring the data in the schrute R package was how directors and writers contribute to the similarities or differences in word use per episode.

So, I went through IMDB and grabbed the credited directors and writers there for each episode in this Gist: office_writers.csv. Where there are multiple people credited, they're semicolon separated within the associated column.

I'll leave it up to you to determine if/how you'd like to incorporate these additional columns into your data structure.

Cheers,
-Lucas

Hi,

I noticed that some of the air_date and imdb_rating information from theoffice data set in this package is incorrect. Just downloaded version 0.2.0 from CRAN, and was digging in.

You can see this clearly from Season 4, but it occurs elsewhere. For example, S4 E03 says it was published on October 11:

theoffice %>% 
  filter(season == "04", episode == "03") %>%
  select(season, episode, episode_name, air_date, imdb_rating) %>%
  unique()

## # A tibble: 1 x 5
##   season episode episode_name                        air_date   imdb_rating
##   <chr>  <chr>   <chr>                               <fct>            <dbl>
## 1 04     03      Dunder Mifflin Infinity (Parts 1&2) 2007-10-11         8.5

But IMDB reports a publish date of October 4 (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0386676/episodes?season=4).

I think the issue is that multi-part episodes increment the episode count by 2 in this dataset, whereas pulling the IMDB data directly would only increment the episode count by 1. This creates a miss-match on the join and would also explain the many office episodes with NA at the end of the season.

I found a (fairly manual) way to correct this that I'm willing to share if needed. I also have a 'corrected' version of the data at https://github.com/skent259/tidy-tuesday/blob/master/2020/2020-03-17/theoffice-data.rds. Note this is my first GitHub issue, so I'm not sure the best way to help with this. Please let me know if you need more information.

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Hi! I just came across this package and have been using it in R. Thanks for curating this!

However, it seems like the dataset is missing data for some episodes?

For example: Season 3, Episode 11

subset(theoffice, theoffice$season == 3 & theoffice$episode == 11)

returns a tibble of 0x12

Same for these other episodes:

• S4 E2
• S4 E4
• S4 E6
• S4 E8
• S5 E2
• S5 E15
• S6 E5
• S6 E18
• S7 E12
• S9 E23

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