Rainn Wilson, Jen Celotta, and Charlie Grandy win WGA awards

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Rainn Wilson, Aaron Lee, Jennifer Celotta, Billy Kimball

The Writers Guild Awards were held tonight, and sadly, The Office writing team didn’t win in their nominated category — Comedy Series.

However, Rainn Wilson and Jennifer Celotta picked up trophies in the Comedy/Variety Specials category for their work on the Independent Spirit Awards, and Charlie Grandy picked one up for his writing on Saturday Night Live in the Comedy/Variety Series category.

Congratulations, Rainn, Jen, and Charlie!

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The Office’s Paul Feig wins Directors Guild Award

Paul Feig

The Office’s Paul Feig has won an award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series by the Directors Guild of America, for his work on ‘Dinner Party.’

“We’re in a real golden age of TV comedy, and I’m just happy to be part of it,” Feig said backstage.

Congratulations, Paul!

And kudos to his team Robert Rothbard, Kelly Cantley, Jennie O’Keefe, Jasmine Alhambra, and Alicia Cho! YAY OFFICE!

Link: `The Office,’ `Waltz With Bashir’ earn DGA honors

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Screen Actors Guild Awards 2009

One of the best moments of the evening:

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Golden Globe Awards 2009

Golden Globe AwardsA reminder to watch the Golden Globe Awards tonight on NBC! The Office is nominated for two awards:

Best TV Series, Comedy or Musical: The Office
Best TV Actor, Comedy or Musical: Steve Carell

Watch the show tonight, and then come back here for award results, photos, and a chance to win the official Golden Globes poster! (As always, if you have a tip, post a comment with a link!)

Links: Golden Globes on NBC


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‘The Office’ earns two SAG Award nominations

‘The Office’ has earned two nominations in the 15th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards:

  • Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series: The Office
  • Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series: Steve Carell

Congratulations, Office staff! Still the best comedy ensemble in TV today.

The awards ceremony takes place Sunday, Jan. 25, 2008, at the Los Angeles Shrine Exposition Center, airing on TNT and TBS.

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