A place that gets like eight emails a day.
Just a reminder that Rainn Wilson appears on the pre-game segment of Monday Night Football tonight, San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks.
The San Jose Mercury News writes, “In the pregame, Rainn Wilson of “The Office” will lead us around his native city. The tour will cost 20 Schrutebucks.”
Link: Rainn Wilson welcomes you to Seattle
Tipster: Artha
Tipsters: pc, Nathan, LB, jon, Carly, Erynn, Zaida, Nick, Lance, Brooke, sorano916
No, they don’t have the same birthday.
Jennifer Celotta’s birthday is today; Mike’s birthday is actually October 29, but given the craziness of The Office Convention followed by the WGA strike, it completely slipped my mind. Mike, please publicly berate me at your earliest convenience.
Anyway, Happy Birthday to Jen and Happy Belated Birthday to Mike!
Thanks for staying in touch with the fans during this difficult time. You guys rock!
P.S. Wow. I didn’t even give you guys your own separate birthday posts. I’ve turned into Jim.
SPOILER WARNING! Video and subsequent comments will contain spoilers.
Link: Promo of ‘The Deposition’
Tipster: Tina
Do you think it’s possible 10 years ago Michael wasn’t crazy?
What if he had lots of friends at Dunder Mifflin, was charming, and even flirted with the pretty girl who worked at reception?
Nahhh …
Right?
Jim Halpert certainly hopes not.
Hey Chicago Office fans, just a quickie post that Leslie David Baker (“Stanley”) appears at NBC5’s Travel Expo on Saturday, November 10th. (That’s tomorrow.)
Link: NBC5 Travel Expo
Tipster: Jodi
Tori said it in her review. The Office’s Michael Schur and Jen Celotta said it in the chat room. And now I am officially appealing to Tallyheads and Office fans everywhere —
The best thing you can do to support the writers during the WGA strike is to write a letter. Specifically, write a letter to Jeff Zucker, President and CEO of NBC/Universal.
Be articulate. Be polite. Tell Mr. Zucker that you’re an Office fan and you want your show back. That you won’t watch any replacement programming until The Office returns.
Check out various Tallyhead letters in the comments below.
Let’s get the entire Office staff back where they belong, doing what they do best: making our favorite show.
Mail letters to:
Jeff Zucker
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10112
P.S. The Office staff has heard every other idea that you guys have had — from boycotting DunderMifflinInfinity.com, to not watching The Office online, to turning off your TV altogether. Again, Michael Schur says “we can’t quite figure out what the right move is with digital media stuff for right now, but we do know that writing letters is good.” As for a DMI boycott, I spoke to another Office writer who says, “DMI has nothing to do with the Writers’ Guild strike. The strike is only about scripted content, so keep on participating in DMI and reading the character blogs. It’s all we’ve got right now!”
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Writer: Steve Carell, Director: Paul Feig
Summary (NBC): After Ryan excludes Michael from a corporate wilderness retreat, Michael heads into the woods for his own survival adventure. Back at work, Jim tries to revolutionize the office birthday party.