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I am posting this from my local public library, so I watched Jenna’s video without hearing what she said. I tagged this as a spoiler without knowing for sure … was I right? :)
Here are a couple of IESB.net interviews with Rainn Wilson and Jenna Fischer (with her husband, James Gunn) at Thursday night’s Saturn awards.
Links: Rainn Wilson | Jenna Fischer and James Gunn
NBC.com talks to Brian Baumgartner and Angela Kinsey about iTunes, MySpace, their favorite Office episodes, and the challenge of not breaking during a scene.
They’re so cute together …
Paaaaameeeeeela Beeeeeesly!
It didn’t take calling off her wedding.
It didn’t take seeing the guy she loves with a new girl.
It didn’t take her ex-fiancé trying to punch the guy she loves while he made plans with the new girl.
No.
It took burns that will need butter and bubble-wrap, but you know what? I’ll take it, because Pam finally had her Oprah moment!
Many of you mentioned in last night’s comments that your DVR didn’t record the tag (final scene) from ‘Beach Games.’ Mine didn’t either!
Luckily, I was able to find it on YouTube. Whew.
I guess the supersized episode end time befuddled our poor recording machines … thank goodness for good ol’ human intervention. :)
In The Office Season 3 episode Beach Games, The Office gang sings The Flintstones theme song on the bus ride back to Dunder Mifflin.
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Writers: Jennifer Celotta and Greg Daniels
Director: Harold Ramis
Summary (NBC): Michael is being considered for a position in corporate and has to recommend his replacement. While the group expects a fun outing at Lake Scranton, Michael plans “Survivor”-like competitions to find his successor. Supersized.
Here are a couple of photos of Jenna Fischer with her husband, James Gunn, at Thursday night’s Saturn Awards — “presented annually by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films to honor the top works in science fiction, fantasy, and horror in film, television, and home video.”
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IGN talks to Brian Baumgartner about JAM, Scrantonicity, and the famous directors that have worked on The Office this season:
IGN TV: You’ve had some pretty big directors come on the show to take over the reigns for an episode. JJ Abrams, Harold Ramis, and Joss Whedon have all come on to direct. Did you find things pretty much stayed the same or did they came in saying “I’m going to do this the Harold Ramis way …”
I think it’s a bit of both. We’re pretty wired now, but some of the directors like you mentioned bring their own unique vision to it and they help to make the show that much better. But our structure and how the show is written is all there and pretty much doesn’t change. Harold might have ideas or specific changes that would change a moment.
Link: IGN Interview: The Office’s Brian Baumgartner
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