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The Office’s Jenna Fischer talks about her shortlived stint as a phone psychic:
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See all five videos of THR’s Emmy roundtable with comedy actresses, which include Amy Poehler (Parks & Recreation), Julie Bowen (Modern Family), Kaley Cuoco (The Big Bang Theory), Teri Hatcher (Desperate Housewives), Jenna Fischer (The Office), and Lea Michele (Glee). [Videos no longer available]
The Office’s Rainn Wilson talks to Big Think about nurturing creativity, his journey as an actor, and of course, playing Dwight Schrute:
It’s honest, funny, and thought-provoking.
Here’s The Office opening edited as a 1990s sitcom, to the theme song of ‘Family Matters’:
Here’s what The Office submitted for the 2011 Emmy nominating ballot. Continue reading “The Office Emmy nominating ballot submissions”
According to Deadline.com, Paul Lieberstein signed a 3-year deal with NBC Universal Studios, which includes continuing to serve as showrunner/executive producer for The Office.
The article includes some interesting tidbits about the origin of his role as hapless HR rep Toby Flenderson, as well as The Office Season 7 finale.
Congratulations, Paul!
Link: ‘The Office’ Showrunner Paul Lieberstein Signs 3-Year Overall Deal With UMS
P.S. The Office Season 8 has been confirmed, no other seasons beyond that. (Yet.)
The Office’s Angela Kinsey and Kate Flannery appear in iO West’s ‘The Armando Show’ tomorrow, June 8!
“The Armando Show begins with one suggestion from the audience, which is then interpreted by that night’s Armando through a personal and truthful improvised monologue. Inspired by that monologue, a cast composed of veteran alumni perform scenes which, in turn, inspire a response from Armando. This propels hilarious interchanges between Armando’s monologues and the company’s scenes.”
Cast: Angela Kinsey, Kate Flannery, Josh Dubose, Seamus McCarthy, James Grace, Megan Grano, Mike Bunin, Shulie Cowen
Here’s an excerpt from Mindy Kaling’s book, Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?, available November 1.
Not only is it funny and charming and true, Mindy weaves tidbits of The Office throughout.
Continue reading “Mindy Kaling: Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?”
The Office has been nominated for two inaugural Critics’ Choice Television Awards, sponsored by the Broadcast Television Critics Association (BTJA):
Congratulations!
The CCTAs will be presented June 20 in Beverly Hills. The event will be streamed live on VH1.com and rebroadcast on the ReelzChannel.