Not to be truffled with.
I visited The Office set the week of March 11, 2013, while they filmed the series finale episode, Finale.
Here are links to all my reports:
Who played the adorable baby Phillip?
Is it “Beesly” or “Beesley”?
And what’s the heartfelt real story behind Jim’s card to Pam?
These questions answered and much, much more, in OfficeTally’s final Q&A (*sniff*) with the awesome director and editor of A.A.R.M., David Rogers.
David not only answers your questions but he goes super in-depth with lots of behind-the-scenes details!
Best. Q&A. Ever. Thank you, Dave!
I don’t usually make a big deal out of OfficeTally’s birthday, but with this being the farewell season of The Office, I’m feeling super sentimental.
On this occasion, I want to share with y’all the very first fan letter I wrote to The Office. Back in October 2005!
This was to B.J. Novak, about one of my all-time favorite episodes, The Fire, which B.J. wrote.
Here are photos of The Office set I took on January 19, 2012 (I was able to roam freely around the bullpen — they were filming Last Day In Florida in a different building that day) and March 6, 2012 (filming the Season 8 finale, Free Family Portrait Studio).
As I requested in an earlier post, I asked you guys if you had any photo requests, so I tried to snap as many of those as I could; thanks for all the great ideas!
(From tanster: thank you to Kim for sending this report from this year’s Halloween costume contest on The Office!)
The Time has come…the souls have risen!
“The Fourth Annual “Ghost of” Michael Scott Dunder Mifflin Scranton Office Fun for the Zombies Burial of the Cast and Crew Halloween Costume Contest for the Doldrums cure!”
Continue reading “Kim’s Halloween report from The Office set”
The Office’s writer/producer B.J. Novak provides a Q&A as epic as the episode ‘Threat Level Midnight’ itself.
What happened to David Wallace? Who sang the rap at the end? Which character did they want to bring back but couldn’t?
History. Regret. Exploding heads. It’s all in there.
Continue reading “‘Threat Level Midnight’ Q&A with B.J. Novak”
Here (finally!) are photos from my March 24-26 visit to the set of The Office. At that time, they were filming Season 6’s “The Chump” and the season finale episode “Whistleblower.”
They needed to shoot two episodes simultaneously because that was Steve Carell’s last week of shooting for the season. This means that for the three days I was there, Steve appeared in EVERY scene that was shot. That totaled to over 30 scenes and more than 30 hours on set!
60 photos of my visit start on page 2. Enjoy!