Michael Scott Paper Company makes no sense
We have a documentary crew, filming a documentary - supposedly.
When you look at things from this viewpoint, not many things make sense.
For example, why would the camera crew and all follow Michael Scott?
The documentary is about what? The Dunder Mifflin offices, right? Michael Scott is no longer working for them, so he and his company should be out of bounds of this documentary, right? I mean, if you are making a documentary that focuses on a very specific office of a very specific corporation, WHY would the camera crew of that very documentary follow someone else around?
Why would they go to Michael's house, when there isn't even any paperwork done for the Michael Scott Paper Company? Even after the MSPC has been founded, why would the camera crew of this documentary group be diverted to that? It has nothing to do with the Dunder Mifflin documentary anymore.
Are they making a documentary of the people, regardless of where they work (so it could be just random people, why THESE exact people?), or are they making a documentary about Dunder Mifflin (so they should show all kinds of branches and offices, not just this one - the only time they DID show another one, was when, again, the PEOPLE from this office were transferred there!)
Why does the crew not follow anyone else that has been fired, has quit, or whatnot - for example, the good people that transferred from Scranton (if memory serves)? Why aren't we seeing what happened in his life after he quiwasfired? (He did say he quit before Michael fired him, so who knows what happened)
The whole thing makes absolutely no sense. Either they are making a documentary of the office, which means, it doesn't matter who gets fired or quits, they are not going to follow the people, only whatever happens in the office. Michael should have just disappeared from the cameras until he joins back, not been followed by the crew all the way and back.
Alternatively, the fat guy that quiwasfired, should also have been followed by the camera crew for an extended period of time.
In any case, the whole thing makes absolutely no sense.