Act fast, because life just isn't that long.
Got all the Office episodes downloaded from the iTunes Store, with nothing to play them on? How ’bout a shiny new 30GB video iPod?
And you don’t even have to work all that hard to win it, especially if you’re already a regular OfficeTally and Northern Attack poster.
In fact, it’s dinkin’ flicka easy.
Just click an image to jump to the wallpaper.
JAM — Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly
P.S. Want more? — see the complete listing of LJ Office wallpapers here.
The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly includes a humorous article about the upcoming Office webisodes, which are scheduled to start on July 13.
An excerpt:
If this Law & Order: Ledger Victim’s Unit story line sounds like a suspenseful whodunit, keep in mind that this is The Office, where no one has the energy to go out to lunch, let alone track down a thief. (The biggest action scene? The trio sneaks into Michael’s empty office to try out all his toys.)
View the full article and photo here, courtesy of Lauren and Matthew at the LiveJournal Office community!
Backstage.com spotlights a number of Emmy-deserving actors, including Ethan Suplee (My Name is Earl), Jennifer Morrison (House), Forest Whitaker (The Shield), and last but not least, Jenna Fischer.
An excerpt:
Whenever Pam does something sort of unlikeable, I get excited. I want her to be human. I find there’s more of a pressure in real life, because it’s really easy to be likeable and wonderful when a room of 12 very smart writers create you.
I like the insight Jenna gives on the writing behind the episode, Boys and Girls.
Read the full article here.
My contact over at the NBC Universal Store just sent me this email:
NBCUniversalStore.com will be coming out with a pretty nice assortment of Dunder Mifflin items in the Fall. Really great looking and quality stuff, some even made by Roots. T-Shirts, Zip Hoodie Sweatshirt, Baseball caps, etc. … Some great Office logo stuff too. Be on the lookout. I’d love to hear some more merchandise ideas from true Office fans …
So, true Office fans, what items would you like to see in the NBC Universal store?
Number one on my list is a poster print of Michael Scott’s Photoshopped team photo (from Conflict Resolution).
I would snap that up in a heartbeat!
Add your ideas in the comment section …
PopMatters’ Jesse Hicks has written a beautifully poignant review of The Office’s second season.
An excerpt:
With Season Two’s 22 episodes … the focus expanded to include the entire staff, whose tragicomic rhythms came to the fore. Michael morphed from clown to sad clown as viewers came to realize his insensitive hi-jinks were driven by his eternal loneliness.
Read the full review here.
Here are quotes from The Office Season 2 blooper reel.