The Dunder Mifflin gang sings “Seasons of Michael” in The Office episode, Michael’s Last Dundies.
It is a takeoff on the song “Seasons of Love” from the Broadway musical, Rent. Continue reading “Seasons of Michael”
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The Dunder Mifflin gang sings “Seasons of Michael” in The Office episode, Michael’s Last Dundies.
It is a takeoff on the song “Seasons of Love” from the Broadway musical, Rent. Continue reading “Seasons of Michael”
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Writer: Mindy Kaling, Director: Mindy Kaling
Summary (NBC): Michael trains Deangelo (guest star Will Ferrell) to take over the job of hosting the Dundie Awards. Erin struggles with her dislike of her boyfriend, Gabe.
Here are clips from The Office episode Michael’s Last Dundies, airing April 21, 2011.
Here are four deleted scenes from The Office episode Training Day.
Deleted scene #4: Even the world’s best boss can’t teach someone everything there is to know in one day.
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Deleted scene #3: Dwight puts his best foot forward with Deangelo.
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Deleted scene #2: Michael and Deangelo share another fondness: coffee. Continue reading “‘Training Day’ deleted scenes”
Playboy Magazine plays 20 questions with The Office’s Ed Helms. Here’s an excerpt (printed with permission by Playboy):
âSheâs so cool and such a seasoned pro. I was the anxious one,â says Ed Helms in Playboyâs May 20Q when asked about Sigourney Weaver taking his on-screen virginity in Cedar Rapids (issue on newsstands and at playboydigital.com Friday, April 15). [from tanster: NSFW] The funnyman goes on to say, âIn any situation like that, there is a fear thatâhow can I put this delicately?âbody parts might act on their own accord. But she just completely put me at ease. In the movie, my character is looking for a mother figure, and thatâs kind of how I felt about Sigourney. I really felt nurtured and taken care of by her.â
Helmsâbest known for his roles as Andy Bernard in The Office and Stu from The Hangoverâbegan his career in NYC comedy sketch shows before becoming a regular on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and starring in a hit TV show and numerous films. The comedic actor sat down with Playboy Contributor Eric Spitznagel to discuss sex on film, tattoos and The Hangover Part II. Following are selected quotes from the interview.
Everything we know about The Office Scranton Strangler.
This has to be my favorite part of last night’s episode, Training Day.
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Writer: Daniel Chun, Director: Paul Lieberstein
Summary (NBC): The new manager, Deangelo Vickers (guest star Will Ferrell), has everyone hoping to make good first impressions: Andy finds himself awkwardly typecast while Jim and Pam worry that they’ve come on too strong. Only Dwight is apathetic about the new leader.