Have you ever tasted a rainbow? At OfficeTally, you will.
According to the good folks at Gold Derby, here are the Office episodes submitted to Emmy voters:
What, no Casino Night?
Find the full list (and video clips) here.
Thanks to OT reader Nick for pointing me to the screenshots of The Office Season 2 DVD menus over at DVDActive.com, which I have to say, are beautifully designed. (Scroll all the way down, past the box shots.)
But Nick asks, “Am I crazy or are there no Jenna Fischer Home Movies? I thought she said in her blog they’d be on there.”
Good question … perhaps these are just preliminary designs?
SPOILER WARNING! Includes titles to all ten webisodes.
(Screenshots shown here with permission from DVDActive.com. Thanks, Tom!)
Okay, just when you thought you couldn’t waste any more time here at OfficeTally, I’ve got more for ya …
As you were watching the webisodes over at NBC.com, did you happen to notice that The Office site itself has been updated? — fancy new banner images, updated bios (now of the whole cast!), an Adventures with Dwight bobblehead gallery and sweepstakes (coming soon) and photos.
Oh my, lots and lots of photos. Like, 175 photos. I don’t know when they were posted, but I had never seen them before this morning. Photos of deleted scenes from Boys and Girls, Drug Testing, Email Surveillance, The Fire, Michael’s Birthday, and around the office just goofing off.
Thanks to Jill C for the tip!
Head on over to NBC.com now, or check out a few of my favorites (click any photo to get to the full-sized version):
Brian Baumgartner (“Kevin”) has a brand new blog over at TV Guide! And yes, this time he is blogging as Brian, and not Kevin. (He blogs as Kevin on MySpace.)
An excerpt from his inaugural post:
True story: while filming [the pilot], Angela, Oscar and I, at various times, thought we were going to get fired. For real. Like us, the actors. We thought art was going to imitate life and we were going to be downsized. We didn’t have any real reason for thinking this (or at least any reason that I am willing to blog about here), but we figured we were on the chopping block.
Brian also talks about The Secret and relays some good Hooters stories, but I think that’s because that episode was originally scheduled to air tonight, but isn’t anymore.
Go read the full post here!
“Three average guys” from Frisco, Texas, talk to Angela Kinsey about a variety of Office-related topics, including:
Listen to it here or download it from iTunes here. Nice job, guys!
IGN has a fantastically meaty interview with webisode writers Michael Schur and Paul Lieberstein (“Toby”).
An excerpt:
Schur says that they shot the webisodes “in two days, and it was basically like we focused on the accountants and whoever else wasn’t shooting in the episode that was being shot at the same time. We would pull them in and we would schedule their scenes around the larger shooting schedule. Basically, the idea was, like Paul said, to do 10 little vignettes and basically [have] one focus on the accountants — and then give one side-character the kind of like starring role for each individual episode, as a way to just sort of involve as many people as we could.”
Besides talking about the webisodes, the article also details The Office’s writing process in general, something I have always found fascinating.
There’s even a little plot point revealed about Season 3!
Read the full article here.
Thanks to OT reader DS for pointing me to this article!