The Office (US TV series)

By LiRa Check out the scenes with Angela and Andy!!! Check out the scenes with Angela and Andy!!!

By LiRa Thanks to Lynd for the tip. Technorati Tags: Rainn Wilson,Macken Crook Rainn Wilson and Mackenzie Crook both played the same parts in The Office. Rainn does Dwight in the USA version, while MacKenzie does Gareth in the original BBC version. Last November 18th, the two met face to face when Ra...

By Ileana “VF Daily: First of all, I have to ask, what’s with all the first names? You’re one of four actors on The Office who has the same name as the character you play. YOU CAN READ THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE] Vanity Fair interviewed Angela in their Daily Culture and Celebrity Blog: “VF Daily: First of

By tanster Tidbits about ‘The Office’ show, cast, staff, and fans for the week ending November 30. Blog: Jenna Fischer’s got two good blogs this week — read what Jenna has to say about the clown scene from ‘Frame Toby’ (I love behind-the-scenes stuff), and Jenna answers some of your questions. Article...

By bestbookihavenotread Pam, Dana and I had plotted to have our own GMS “Finer Things” Club at lunch (a reference to the show The Office) and Th Adoration of Jenna Fox was to be our first topic. Their books are in UPS boxes on the way from Texas. My copy was in my possession and they didn’t want me to read it early and spoil...

By Joel Keller Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, OpEd, Saturday Night Live, The Daily Show, How I Met Your Mother, The Office, 30 Rock, Reality-Free, The Big Bang TheoryAs I think about the past year, in both my life and in the world of TV, there's plenty I have to be thankful for. The life stuff is obvious: he...

By zunguzungu As early as the “Office Olympics” episode, Ryan begins to show us who he is: he muses that he could have kept the fabricated medal, but for how long? Ultimately, it’s not something he wants. So he throws it away, in front of Pam. Jim would never do this, but part of who Ryan is learning to be is a per...

By Kyle Buchanan The Office is keeping me pretty busy," Rainn told us at the Tisch School of Performing Art's annual fundraiser in New York. "We just shot 13 episodes in 17 weeks," he said. Photo Credit: AP] The Office Stars Are Working Overtime [OK! via Vulture]

By LiRa MICHAEL: What are you doing? DWIGHT: I am the bait. MICHAEL: For what? DWIGHT: Men find me desirable. MICHAEL: Nooo. DWIGHT: It’s a good day too. I’m wearing my mustard shirt. MICHAEL: You’re the bait for Toby? For one thing he’s not gay. And if somebody were to be bait it would be Jim. Or Ryan. Or me.

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By Alex Carnevale Adults don't have Sesame Street, they just have Suze Orman and James Cramer and other financial wizards to turn to for life advice. We're forced to look in other places for common-sense tips during tough economic times, like magazines, prositutes, and of course sitcoms. The most recent ep...

 CA - There's still plenty of funny stuff (it is The Office after all). Watching Michael's disbelief and then cries of "Noooo!" when he sees Toby for the first ... The Office Rundown: Episode Nine, "Frame Toby" BuzzSugar.com The Office: Frame Toby TV Squad all 3 news articles

By State School Elitist This isn’t quite the “Tree Trippers” episode of Entourage that we detested so much, but it is damn close in what’s otherwise been a great season. Disappointing work from Mindy Kaling, who I don’t recall ever scripting a bad episode. Seems a little late in the series to consider it a learning c...

Directed by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky and written by Nate Federman & Jonathan Hughes, "The Outburst" feels like an eleven minute broadcast episode - albeit without the "big five" stars Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson, Jenna Fischer, John Krasinski, and B.J. Novak. For example,...

By Matt Haber Last week, Vanity Fair's Matt Pressman interviewed Lee Eisenberg, a writer for NBC's The Office for the magazine's Culture and Celebrity blog. Lee Eisenberg: Gene and I sold a pilot called Lonnie and Gordo, and [The Office executive producer] Greg Daniels got his hands on that.

By Brian Howard Re-watch the episode after the jump before I break it down in detail. Michael and Canada I doubt that’ll last long, though, since BJ Novak is not long for Scranton. Jim and Pam Dwight: OK, first thing in the morning, then. Now that’s how you end an episode on the right note.

By niceheart Business Trip episode of The Office Okay, I guess I have to write about the episode since I plugged it here last time. We saw Michael making out with Marie and coming out of her apartment. This is where I can get slow. Did they do it? Because Michael seems disappointed.

By Christine M Everyone is coming up to Jim, counting down the last few days before Pam returns (Creed's show of support is extra, super creepy. I loved it.) Jim notes that everyone in the office was so excited for him..."and involved, intrusive and weird." Even Stanley, who shoots a randy chuckle Jim's way. (He...

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By Brian Howard The Office isn’t what it once was. No show is after 70-something episodes. And to be fair, it’s still better than most of what’s on TV. That said, honest fans can see a finish line in the distance, even if the Scranton branch still has a few seasons left in its bag of tricks.

By Brian Howard There’s a new episode of The Office on tonight. But before you dig in to that, Ed Helms and Angela Kinsey spent the better part of an  hour today chatting with reporters and bloggers about their on-screen relationship, inflatable gremlin dolls, Angela’s troubled youth and nostalgia f...

By Vance(noreply@blogger.com) The Office - Employee Transfer - Ep. 505 Every storyline was funny. It was awkward. There was heartbreak. Weirdness. And a lot more hilarity. Exactly what a great The Office episode should be! Dwight was funny by being an annoyance to Andy but wasn't himself actually annoying for once.

By RikerDonegal(podcast@mail2tv.com) 05.30 Valentine 06.30 The Middleman 07.30 Pushing Daisies 08.30 Supernatural 03.00 The Office 03.30 Corner Gas Valentine. Episode 2. "Daddy's Home" Better than the pilot. The case-of-the-week is still corny, but most of the episode is devoted to the regulars and their backstory. And a good one it is. The blood-drenched cliff-hanger (flash-forward) really shocked me, and I'll be back for more episodes. The Office. Season 5, Episode 3. "Baby Shower" Some of television's greatest-ever moments occurred towards the end of this week's episode of The Office. I honestly think that many decades from now people will still remember how they felt when Michael hugged Holly, and when Jim and Pam left messages for each other.   [read the full post]

By dylancaseyjohnson After the final commercial Michael starts explaining the Springsteen tickets lie, Holly says "a lot of Michael seems too good to be true," then they make out under the watchful eye of David Wallace who says, "No, I did not know that Michael was dating Holly." End episode. Sounds to me like the...

By dylancaseyjohnson Why did you do this to me you bastard?!" ("The Office," NBC Universal; my quote.) This is the three minutes where she liked him. ("The Office," NBC Universal.) Dwight’s Weekly Vendetta Angela thinks Andy’s the pervert (”The Office,” NBC)

By dylancaseyjohnson The episode opened with an absolutely hilarious sequence of Dwight (Rainn Wilson) staging a birth (complete with contraction monitoring) so that Michael (Steve Carell) can prepare himself for the arrival of Jan's (Melora Hardin) sperm bank baby. The watermelon that Dwight has placed...

Fancast talks to Mindy Kaling & Paul Lieberstein, of The Office. By: Jen Smith Fancast.com Any time you can get the entire writing staff of a hit nonsensical comedy like The Office together in a room to answer questions, chances are you’ll get injured. This was what happened to me, a fan/e...

By Britt Gillette(noreply@blogger.com) Episode 9 (Office Olympics) Air Date: 10-04-2005 Episode 10 (The Fire) Air Date: 10-11-2005 Episode 22 (Valentine’s Day) Air Date: 02-09-2006 Episode 23 (Dwight’s Speech) Air Date: 03-02-2006 Episode 25 (Michael’s Birthday) Air Date: 03-30-2006

By Jason the TVaholic The Office (NBC): New. A seminar on ethics in business goes off the deep end when Michael gets everyone talking about the unethical things they have done at work. Runs 31 minutes. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday (NBC): Premiere Special. The not ready for primetime players are hop...

By Tim Anderson We all know there’s speculation out there that maybe the popular TV show The Office, which satires American office life, is modeled after one of the office giants. We are huge fans, so in anticipation of the fifth season premier we thought we’d share with you just how close fact can mirror fi...

By Emily Hochberg Fancast.com We’re only a day away from the season premiere of The Office – tomorrow - and Oscar Nominee Amy Ryan is back to reprise her role as new HR Director, Holly Flax. She recently sat down... By Emily Hochberg Fancast.com We’re only a day away from the season premiere of The O...

The Office" spinoff ain't dead yet. In an exclusive interview with TelevisionWeek, NBC Entertainment co-chair Ben Silverman confirmed that, contrary to recent press reports, NBC hasn't abandoned plans to expand the fictitious Dunder-Mifflin empire to another series. While "The Off...

By Myles It was perfect because later Michael actually did say "Pam Pam Pam Pam," a great intra-episode callback that helped tie it all together. Combine with Michael's great episode-ending speech wherein he tears apart H&R Block, but stops short at the Air Force, and you have an episode that...

By Brian Howard Jim hits the links with Andy and Kevin to try and land his biggest client ever. Meanwhile, Michael sets up a booth at a local job fair, which happens to be at Pam's alma mater, to find "the best and the brightest" for Dunder-Mifflin's summer internship.

By Myles A lot of this is dependent on the version of Michael Scott that we see, and here he is at his most naive, desperate and yet also honest - this is a Michael Scott who of course doesn't know how to handle an employee being insubordinate, but when tasked with addressing the problem searches for ad...

By Jay Black Now, while I might cheat on my taxes or steal from the elderly, I would never sell out my integrity when it comes to television blogging. If an episode is bad, I promise you I'll write a negative review. Unfortunately for my integrity, however, it doesn't seem like the producers of The Office p...

By Russ T.C. Series Include “The Office,” “30 Rock,” “My Name Is Earl,” “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Scrubs,” “ER” and “Medium” “My Name Is Earl” (Thursdays, 8-8:30 p.m. ET) Resumes April 3 with one-hour episode “The Office” (Thursdays, 9-9:30 p.m. ET) Resumes April 10

First and foremost, an Office fan should be able to classify episodes into the appropriate Season. For example, Diversity Day is a Season 1 episode, while The Convict is a Season 3 episode. Failure to identify an episode with correct season is unacceptable. Secondly, Office fans must know t...

By KP Our favorite TV shows of the Fall Season 2007: 1. The Office Sure, 2007 found Pam and Jim in a solid relationship but Season 4 of "The Office" was a little off its game. The fans thought it wasn't up to the level that Season 3 had. All that being said, the strike shortened season of The Office was still much better than most other programs on television. 2. Pushing Daisies 3. Chuck 4. House 5. How I Met Your Mother Honorable Mentions: Heroes, Reaper 2. Big Shots 3. Cavemen 4. K-Ville 5. Bionic Woman Dis-Honorable Mention: Big Bang Theory, Moonlight, Most Reality Shows) So, what do you all think? What were your favorite/least favorite shows of 2007's Fall TV Season? Share your TwoCents with us about it in our comments section.   [read the full post]

Shows affected (from AICN): The Office "The Office" showrunner Greg Daniels has joined the picket line at his production company's Van Nuys location in an attempt to shut down production of his show. We're trying to shut down 'The Office,'" Mr. Daniels said. "We have the star of our show and t...

THE first few episodes of the new season, though, have focused less on the reality of the show's premise and more on turning the characters into caricatures. Take, for instance, Jan's (Melora Hardin) teaching Michael (Steve Carell) the concept of "ageism" in the season's second episode....

This week's episode was *spoilers* Michael Scott's....fun run! [NBC] NBC's widget of Office videos Fun Run (S4E1) This week's episode was *spoilers* Michael Scott's....fun run! [NBC] *spoilers* If you missed it, you can now watch the episode online at NBC. NBC's widget of Office videos

By Dave Caolo A few hours later, NBC stated that their new shows will be available in the US iTunes Store. Today, I found Journeyman [iTunes link] and Chuck [iTunes link], two brand new shows, ready to go. I bet other hits like My Name is Earl and The Office, which premiere on Thursday night, will also be post...

We got there around 7:30 PM and bought our tickets. Then we sat down outside while there was a pre-show about Julius Caesar. A little while later I look towards the will-call and see a really good looking man that I thought looked really familiar. Then I look next to him, and who could it be but Jen...

By Anna Johns Jenna has slowly been on the mend since the May 14th accident. She has been in a lot of pain and has not been able to travel back home to Los Angeles (she's in NYC). She's been taking slow walks in Central Park to try and heal her back. Jenna says she has received warm wishes from cast members of The Of...

Are Karen’s days at Dunder-Mifflin numbered? Is Jim going to break her heart?? Will she flee Scranton for Stamford??? “Don’t worry — she’ll be fine,” laughed Rashida Jones, the adorable Harvard grad who plays the third wheel in the Jim-Pam-Karen relationship that has fans of NBC’s “The...

PR-inside.com) THE OFFICE star JENNA FISCHER has fractured her back in four places after falling down a set of stairs in a New York bar on Tuesday (15May07). The actress, who plays Pam Beesly in the U.S. comedy, was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan after the fall at Buddakan. Her repre...

By Anna So, we all know that Rashida Jones, who plays Karen on The Office, is shooting a pilot for Fox called “The Rules for Starting Over.” We all thought that this would definitely mean that Karen would somehow leave The Office, but according ...

By Anna Johns Soapbox time: I'd like to see Karen go. I like Rashida Jones, but it feels like her character is doing nothing but treading water these days. With Karen gone, there's even more of a reason for tension between Jim and Pam because they will have to decide whether to act on the opportunity to hook u...

The Office: Women's Appreciation  CT - Michael found it to be hilarious. No one else in the office did. Dwight responded by shoving a pointy stick into the bushes. Then he did what he does best ...

By Tempo The lead cast of “The Office” - especially Jenna Fischer as Pam, John Krasinski as Jim, Rainn Wilson as Dwight and Steve Carell as the blundering manager Michael - have been justly praised for their nuanced and subtly hilarious portrayals of workers at the Dunder Mifflin paper company. Bu...

By Bob Sassone This time Davidson sits near Jenna Fischer of The Office and pretty much overhears the entire interview she did with a health and fitness magazine. Fischer hasn't been a star long enough to start using the "I'm a star in public voice," that low voice a celeb uses when they're in public so no on...