The Office (US TV series)

By nette “The Office” has been nominated for two Golden Globe Awards!! BEST TELEVISION SERIES – COMEDY OR MUSICAL THE OFFICE (NBC) BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A TELEVISION SERIES – COMEDY OR MUSICAL STEVE CARELL The award show will be hosted by Ricky Gervais and air on January 17, 2010. Good luck...

About Celebrity Worship blog) THE OFFICE (NBC) Universal Media Studios, Deedle Dee Productions, Reveille LLC 19. BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A TELEVISION SERIES - COMEDY OR MUSICAL ...

Reuters Series, Musical or Comedy: "30 Rock," NBC; "Entourage," HBO; "Glee," Fox; "Modern Family," ABC; "The Office," NBC. _Actor, Musical or Comedy: Alec Baldwin, ... Who will get a Golden Globes nomination?Los Angeles Times Up in the Air' leads Golden Globes with 6 nomsWashington Post

If you think the insolvency storyline on The Office is over and done for, think again.

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Daily Mail Ricky Gervais has claimed that he doesn't understand why he is so highly paid for his work on The Office. ... Gervais: Why am I so rich?The Sun BBC cost-cutters take note: 'I would have enjoyed The Office more if it HADN'T ...Daily Mail How Ricky Gervais Became a Comedy KingCBS News

Herald & Review (blog) Realism in 'The Office' Herald & Review (blog) Just like with Jim and Pam. On top of that, the newest character added to “The Office,” receptionist Erin (played by Ellie Kemper), reminds me so much of a ...

By mwilloughby I’m sure many of you enjoy the popular television comedy, The Office.  The show is a mockumentary, filmed in the style of a documentary with a single camera without a studio audience or laugh track.  The documentary style is intended to create a sense of reality even though the show clearly s...

By editor@buddytv.com If you think the insolvency storyline on The Office is over and done for, think again. Jenna Fischer tells TV Guide that the shakeup will not only affect David Wallace and the other big Dunder Mifflin executives, but the lower echelons of the corporate world as well, including our accounta...

By professor what if 1. Watched last week’s Xmas episode of The Office and LOVED Phyllis as Santa. Michael, being his regular (cis)sexist self, mocked her as “Tranny Claus,” insisting HE be Santa yet again. Phyllis rocked as Santa! Yeah for female Santa (and gender-queer Santa)! As for Mrs. Claus, I am damn sure s...

Ricky Gervais created the worldwide hit TV show "The Office." Lesley Stahl wondered what his own office looked like. Ricky Gervais pays a visit to the "60 ... and more »

By Allison Waldman The Office I found this entire episode a downer. The economy is in the toilet and we all know it. Heck, I don't know anyone who isn't worried about having a job in 2010. So we can feel for the fact that Dunder-Mifflin is hanging by a thread. But it's hardly hilarious fodder for a holiday half-hour.Co...

By blakemp I’m not sure when the next new episode of the show will be. In fact, even checking on TV.com, there doesn’t seem to be a schedule yet. I suspect we’re going to have one of those situations where, when we return from the hiatus, a lot of things will have changed. This episode certainly leaves one big...

By Alan Sepinwall(asepinwall@starledger.com) So we got to see everyone's delight at Phyllis finally being cast as Santa, and Phyllis threatening to invoke the wrath of Bob Vance (Vance Refrigeration) on Jim if he didn't get Michael out of the other Santa suit. We got to see Michael get an inspired Christmas present for Dwight, and Andy g...

By Joel Keller But Michael's petulance had a purpose. Dunder Mifflin is in trouble. Office morale is at an all-time low. So, while Michael was still acting like a baby, he was doing it because he wanted to be the one to lift everyone's spirits. Still, it's funny to watch childish Michael, especially when we ca...

By jasonpinto In a show that is filled with cringe-inducing awkward moments, The Office has one episode that tops the list for me. Photo Credit: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scranton_welcome_sign_from_The_Office_credits.jpg

BuddyTV The Office (8 pm, Ch. 5): Michael and Jim argue over the office Christmas party. 30 Rock (8:30 pm, Ch. 5): Liz struggles to find the right Christmas present ... AP-AM Prep-TVFOX11AZ.com all 21 news articles »

By DarkUFO(andypage69@gmail.com) Fans who tune in for a weekly dose of Steve Carell’s portrayal as Dunder Mifflin’s loveable boob of a boss Michael Scott have Paul Rudd to thank? Well, kind of. “I’m debating,” Carell said. If the scribes behind the show are reading, Carell already has a character in mind for his friend.

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By Jamelle Rather than rely on the fact that his intellect could capably get him a job at any other two dimensional office space Scranton, PA, has to offer, Jim is now terrified of losing his job—and his pressurized wall of status—at Dunder Mifflin.

By Alan Sepinwall(asepinwall@starledger.com) A review of last night's "The Office" coming up just as soon as I use baby talk... "I have made some empty promises in my life, but hands-down, that was the most generous." -MichaelBecause of the nature of Michael Scott's personality, "The Office" sometimes walks this fine line between comedy...

By Joel Keller S06E12) This episode had one of those "oh, this is not going to end well" vibes to it. And how could it not? Somehow Michael Scott got himself into a situation that transcended mere embarrassment. He made a promise that he couldn't keep, and it affected a lot of lives.

Michael can't deliver on a promise to pay college tuition for "Scott's Tots," and Jim somehow chooses himself for Employee of the Month.

By Joel Keller The interesting thing about this episode, though? The shareholders meeting plot was just OK. What I really wanted to see was more of Jim devising ways to assert his authority around the office. That was much funnier, and it was a small reminder of what attracted people to the show to begin wit...

By Alan Sepinwall(asepinwall@starledger.com) Pam's discovery of Michael's relationship with her mom in "The Lover" led to a hilarious episode where Pam got to be loud and irrational while Michael was resembling a voice of reason. Everyone had calmed down by the time of "The Lover," and even Michael's decision to dump Helen on her birth...

By nette Poor Pam. As if she didn’t have enough going on in her life, now Michael wants to be her father. Ah, that conference room scene. When Pam stood up and started chanting, “No more meetings,” I just about died. Because there was Stanley in the background, looking happier than that man has looked sin...

By nette Please call us by leaving a voice mail below! Tell us your thoughts about the episode! Your calls will be apart of our show. Bobblehead Gary has been an Office fan since season 1. He’s an artist, web designer and is an event planner. He’s chatted and hung out with almost every cast member of The Of...

Jim and Pam finally get married- you might have heard about it.

Bad news from corporate, Jim and Michael are in a power struggle, and Pam feels guilty about wedding gifts

By Myles When The Office premiered last year, it was with an hour-long episode which broke a number of rules in terms of pacing and everything else. That was an episode that was about establishing a relationship between Michael and Holly, and about emphasizing the impact of Michael and Pam’s time a...

By DarkUFO(noreply@blogger.com) The Office on NBC.com: http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/ The Office web series: http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/webisodes/ Best of The Office: http://www.nbc.com/The_Office/best-of/ Dunder Mifflin Infinity http://www.dundermifflininfinity.com/ Source: NBC

By staff@theofficealliance.com (The Office Alliance) Performance Review (1:53) - “Company Picnic” - Dwight suddenly develops a sense of humor–could it be because of his new BFF, Rolf? Michael is reunited with Holly, and for once, he acts like a mature adult and shows restraint–oh, except for that part where they announce that the Buffalo Br...

By Brian Howard The Office writers gave us a lot of ammunition to really unload a heap of criticism on them with that finale. By the way, I loved Angela correcting Kevin on the score after he muffed a return. “Is that too much accounting for you?” Oscar breaking up a lingering man-hug between Jim and Dwight was...

By staff@theofficealliance.com (The Office Alliance) Mindy Kaling to develop her own TV series [via Office Tally]Charity Auction - “Office” visit set to meet Steve Carell Fandomnicity (59:00) Schrute Farms Bed & Breakfast LogoJim & Pam Cafe Disco Picspam Subscribe to us through iTunes! | Leave us a voicemail at 646-462-4073 x 765...

By tanster UPDATE: there’s a new Dwight idiot ringtone from the Season 5 episode, ‘Broke,’ and I’ve updated the iPhone instructions! The Office theme song ringtone iPhone | WAV | MP3 | MID The theme song was written by Jay Ferguson and performed by The Scrantones. Dwight idiot ringtone iPhone | WAV In...

By Myles As soon as Michael comes back to the Office flanked by his Michael Scott Paper Company cohorts and jumping from a giant paper circle with a question mark on it, it is clear that this “New” Michael Scott is in many ways the old Michael Scott, desperate for attention and in this instance desper...

By staff@theofficealliance.com (The Office Alliance) Performance Review (22:22) - “Michael Scott Paper Company” - The Michael Scott Paper Company is off and running in the storage closet, and P and R are at each other’s throats. Dwight and Andy start the show’s new epic bromance. Oh, and Ryan still hasn’t made a sale. Scranton Scoop (40:41)

Episode # 49 of THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID finds both Matt and Kevin reevaluating their daily caloric intake. I say I say I say, I'll SIT on you... for the first time ever, The Office breaks new ground and shows us life in Scranton during the hot and sticky months of Summer. A weight loss challenge brings M...

By Ariel Fandom: The Office (US) Characters: Pam, Michael Word Count: 387 Rating: G Disclaimer: This has nothing to do with any job or boss that the author has ever had, except that it totally does. Pam was browsing the Staples catalog, ...

By Brian Howard Remember last year when Steve Carell claimed Ricky Gervais's Emmy Award? (more…) Here's some Office-y stuff to take you in to the weekend. Office Scribe Mike Schur cashes in Seven figures makes you a millionaire, right? That sounds about right, considering the mammoth contributions of...

By Frances I haven't been posting very much recently, which I should probably fix. :D Fic rec: Dunder Mifflin, This is Rose by treblebeth. Doctor Who/The Office crossover. Summary: In her attempts to cross universes and get back to the Doctor, Rose Tyler ends up stuck in the parking lot of Dunder Miffli...

By Brian Howard Baumgartner will be there a week later, on the 25th, but just for a concert and local tour. It's basically your one day to simply celebrity spot in Scranton. I posted it earlier, but here's the audio again, as Baumgartner speculates on old Kev's future lovelife. On returning to Scranton

Episode # 45 of THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID finds both Matt and Kevin dusting off their Supertramp records. It seems like only yesterday, season four began its dawn... and we really have enjoyed ourselves, but THE OFFICE must move on. With Flenderson gone, Flax is in... and Michael couldn't be happier wit...

By Meng Title: Red Letter Day Fandom: How I Met Your Mother/The Office Crossover Pairing: Pam/Ted Rating: PG-13 Summary: In which Pam does what she wants, moves into New York, and ends up living in Robin Scherbatsky's spare bedroom. Word Count: 4645 Author Notes: Written for festschrift. Also, q...

By Brian Howard The return of 30 Rock and The Office from the writers strike tonighthas me almost giddy, but it's also a little overwhelming. Tune in here at 8:30 p.m. ET while tuning in to NBC and chat along with me as I break down "MILF Island" (the episode, not the fictional reality show).

By Brian Howard Well, not really all. They’re not crazy. But they are exceedingly generous with their time, giving over an hour of it to over 50 media outlets from here to New Zealand this afternoon. They were charming, insightful and funny throughout.

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

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 Annie Barrett What do you think will happen on tonight's hour-long wrap-up? The most obvious solution is to somehow get rid of Karen. There's no K in Jam (but if you look in the middle of that word, there's an A); plus, Rashida Jones is in Fox's new cop show The Rules for Starting Over this fall. I'm just trying...

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...