Talk:The Deposition (The Office episode)

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[edit] The rules of table tennis

For some reason, people keep trying to add a Note mentioning that returning the ball before it strikes their side of the table (formally known as obstruction) is not permitted (Rule 2.10.1.5). Each time it's added, somebody else deletes it as pointless trivia. (A decision with which I agree.) For the record, many rules of table tennis are violated in this episode. Nobody serves the ball legally (rules 2.6.1 through 2.6.3), "volleying for serve" violates rule 2.13.1, and a score of "19 serving 4" is not possible (rule 2.11.1). The characters are obviously playing "house rules" rather than the official rules. This is not noteworthy. -- Raymondc0 (talk) 14:52, 19 November 2007 (UTC)