I'm sorry, Jim Halpert doesn't work here anymore.
The Office’s co-executive producer Mike Schur (aka Dwight’s cousin ‘Mose’) appeared on HBO’s ‘Costas Now’ this week to discuss Internet sports coverage and his blog Fire Joe Morgan. (WARNING: FJM is a little profane. But as Mike says, “FJM is extremely pro-swearing. We just feel you should be funny while doing it.”)
GO MIKE!
Mike appears starting at the 2:05 mark. (Sadly, this video has now been removed.)
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A reminder of a few events today:
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Since quite a few of ‘The Office’ cast have MySpace pages, I thought this was worth pointing out —
Did you know you can track whenever a MySpacer makes a change to their page?
Just create a MySpace page, add the person you want to follow to your friends list, and then subscribe to them from the Friend Subscriptions module on your home page.
For example, I subscribe to Jenna’s and Angela’s MySpace pages. They have both recently updated their pages, so my Friend Subscriptions section looks like this:
Just a cool little widget to follow our favorite Office MySpacers …
Third one posted!
Previously posted deleted scenes after the jump. Continue reading “‘Night Out’ deleted scenes”
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I am just so happy that Mindy Kaling agreed to answer Tallyhead questions about last week’s episode, Night Out. Thank you, Mindy!
This is one of the funniest Q&As so far. Enjoy, guys!
Continue reading “Mindy Kaling answers ‘Night Out’ questions”
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A promo is now out for next week’s episode, ‘Did I Stutter?’ Continue reading “‘Did I Stutter?’ video”
This episode was strange.
It was dark, but I don’t mind dark. “Money” was dark, and it is my favorite episode of Season 4. This was just a little strange.
“Night Out” begins with Ryan making a visit to the office to, once again, try and get the employees of Dunder Mifflin, Scranton, to embrace the website. The only people who have embraced it so far are not allowed to live near schools or playgrounds — or are named Creed.