The Office (US TV series)

Bob Dylan and Christmas

source: samanthaabernethy (WordPress)

5. Dylan looks badass in this photo, right? The lyrics that accompany this badass-ness? “Who laughs this way, ho ho ho.” That does not sound badass to me. 6. The jacket he is wearing reminds me of that episode of The Office when Michael Scott is wearing a women’s pants suit and doesn’t realize.

Published Tue, Dec 1

Latest From Kristin - Various Shows - 1st Dec

source: Spoiler TV

There are just two more eps of The Office before the holiday break, and the one closer to Christmas (airing Dec. 10) sees everyone in the dumps because of Dunder Mifflin's possible bankruptcy. Apparently, Jim and Dwight actually join forces to try to give the branch a happy holiday after all....

Published Mon, Nov 30

“Michael Scott for President” icons

source: OfficeTally

As I was watching fan comments come in on last night’s episode of The Office, Shareholder Meeting, I saw quite a few that exclaimed “Michael Scott for President!” So it seems that Michael Scott needed to be iconized. :) “It’s a 45-day, 45-point, one point per day, we get to 45 points, we’re ba...

Published Sun, Nov 22

The Office: Shareholder Meeting

source: TV Fodder

The boys take a limo, Jim wants your respect, Dwight has a shirt guy, and Ryan changes looks again.

Published Fri, Nov 20

The Office: Shareholder Meeting

source: Office Fodder

The boys take a limo, Jim wants your respect, Dwight has a shirt guy, and Ryan changes looks again.

Published Fri, Nov 20

TV: This Week's Quotable Quips

source: bigdamnheroes (WordPress)

“If onlys and buts were candy and nuts, every day would be Ertendankfest.” – Dwight will not save your place in line (The Office) “Drama is gay man Gatorade. It replenishes their electrolytes.” – Jenna (30 Rock) What were your favorite TV moments this week?

Published Fri, Nov 20

The Office, "Shareholders Meeting": Now we're up in the big leagues

source: sepinwall (Blogspot)

Once again, I blame David Wallace, who is clearly not remotely as smart as he and the other characters want to think he is. Not only has he (as chief financial officer) allowed the company to get into this mess, but time and again, the man places Michael Scott in situations where Michael Scott...

Published Fri, Nov 20

Parks and Recreation, "Hunting Trip": The good wound

source: sepinwall (Blogspot)

Now, obviously, Michael Scott is a brilliant salesman, and can occasionally back his way into some clever managerial strategy, but for the most part, he's all hat and no cattle. He talks about being great at things that he's absolutely awful at (comedy, most notably), and the difference b...

Published Thu, Nov 19