"Sorry Mike, I got my big 'one month since we said I love you' celebration. Sammy's getting some hammy tonight." - Sam, Burn Notice
Never fear, if you toss an event at the people from The Office and ask them to make a few commercials, they wont let you down.
First there was Slap Face, the Office Olympic game, and now comes Michael Scott’s views on the sport of Volleyball.
No matter what these guys do, it’s gold Jerry…gold!
This video is old, it’s from the season finale last year when Ryan gets arrested, but the Hobbit references from Dwight are hilarious and it’s always a good thing to post something about The Office whenever you can.
I believe it’s a deleted scene that will on the season four DVD that is out on September 2nd.
Variety has reported that Steve Carell and Tina Fey are set to play a married couple in Date Night, a 20th Century Fox comedy to be directed by Shawn Levy.
A few days ago we all discovered the wonderful new Olympic game from Jim Halpert and the crew from The Office. It was called Slap Face, and while I thought it was pretty fun, a few guys at my work today didn’t agree with me.
They didn’t get the “make it, take it” rule and I ended up losing every match. Ah well…
As I write this short little article on Sunday night, I’m just hoping that the copyright police don’t get to YouTube’s powers-that-be and take it down before you guys have a chance to see it.
After we got The Office Olympics and Flonkerton, now comes Slapface, directly from the genius mind of Jim Halpert.
My bad for not posting these the last few weeks, but sometimes life just gets in the way.
Or…you just completely forget.
Either way, here are the next three editions of The Office webisodes. You can watch the first one by clicking here, and then come back to check these out.
NBC is rocking and has posted a lot of video from Comic-Con, including three of their most popular panels: The Office, Chuck and Heroes.
Out of the three, I only missed The Office panel, so I’ll be watching it along with you all. Rainn Wilson hosted it and from the bits I’ve seen so far, it looked pretty hilarious.
The 60th Annual Primetime Emmy Award nominations are in and we’ve got the entire list for you below.
Once again, I’ll exclaim my disappointment that Battlestar Galactica never makes it to Drama Series, but whatever. It’s nice to see Damages, Lost and Dexter in there. I just recently started watching Dexter and it deserves to be here as much as anyone else.
I made my predictions for Comedy and Drama Series not too long ago and only got two wrong. But are you kidding me that Boston Legal is in AGAIN and somehow The Wire isn’t? Is there no justice?
I loved Tina Fey, and suddenly she got her very own comedy on NBC.
I love Amy Poehler, and now she’s going to be the mysterious person starring in The Office spin-off.
I must have some sort of power I just don’t know about. Someone toss me a name and I’ll get that person on TV within the year!
You honestly have no clue how much you miss The Office until it’s been off the air for a few months and then you get a nice dose of Kevin and Oscar.
Below is the first of four summer webisodes, and so far the plot seems to be Kevin’s unpaid gambling debts
The comic book movie Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, arrives in theaters on this Friday, July 11th. But the promotions seem to be just now heating up.
The character Hellboy is involved in all kind of web videos interacting with people like Chuck from the NBC series, the guys from American Gladitor, James Lipton from Inside the Actor’s Studio and an NBC “The more you know” commercial.
You wont have to wait until this Fall to see some of your favorite cast members from The Office. The second series of online webisdoes will begin this Thursday, July 10th on NBC.com.
This go-round will revolve around Kevin trying to find some “unique” ways to pay off some big gambling debt. We’ll also get to see Oscar, Daryl and Stanley.
Some of you may have seen the products that NBC Universal is offering up at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con later this month, but in case you haven’t, that’s what I’m around for!
I’m so far out of the loop on some things, that I had no idea there was even a board game in development for The Office, not to mention TWO OF THEM!
One is a regular ol’ board game, the other a trivia game.
I don’t think it will take any of you more than a few seconds to realize these are now at the top of my Christmas list.
It may seem like a long time ago that we watched the season finale of The Office, but you might remember the new HR representative played by Amy Ryan and how great an addition she was to the show.
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