A video mashup of The Office’s John Krasinski battling himself.
(Warning: NSFW for profanity)
Clips are from The Office, License to Wed, Away We Go, and Leatherheads.
Making me neglect my family since ... ooh spoilers!
A video mashup of The Office’s John Krasinski battling himself.
(Warning: NSFW for profanity)
Clips are from The Office, License to Wed, Away We Go, and Leatherheads.
Ed Helms visited ‘Today’ to talk about ‘The Office’ and his new movie Cedar Rapids.
Includes new scenes from The Office (no audio, though).
One of the coolest TV commercials during yesterday’s Super Bowl was one for the NFL itself called “Best Fans Ever” — showcasing football fever in 20 of America’s favorite shows, along with all 32 NFL teams:
The Office makes its appearance at :14, with a scene from Season 4’s ‘Launch Party.’
Andy’s whiteboard says “Super Bowl Party Planning Committee.” Niiiice.
The Office’s Brian Baumgartner tweeted this photo with the caption “Wondering who Kevin and Dwight are rooting for on Sunday?”
The Office’s Jenna Fischer appears in Redbook magazine (available on newsstands February 15). Jenna blogs about the photo shoot at MySpace.
An excerpt: “I honestly don’t know how professional models do it. In order to give yourself curves in the right places while simultaneously hiding your gut, you have to stand in very unnatural ways.”
Links: Jenna’s blog | Redbook sneak peek NEW
Tipster: Spencer
Here are photos from The Office episode PDA, airing February 10.
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Writer: Brent Forrester, Director: Michael Spiller
Summary (NBC): When Jim gets an emergency phone call from Helene, he is forced to leave Michael in the bathroom of a gas station. Meanwhile, Holly, Erin, and Dwight set out on a journey to find Michael. Back at the office, Pam’s artwork starts a captioning contest that seems to offend Gabe. Guest stars: Amy Ryan, Linda Purl.
Pam: Oh good. I’m just in time for Ping.