Yesterday, a video was unearthed showing Angus T. Jones bashing Two and A Half Men, the show which pays the 19-year-old actor $350K a week. Calling the show ‘filth,’ Angus urged his fans to stop watching it because he does not want “to be contributing to the enemy’s plan.”
Not to be left out in the cold, Rainn Wilson, accompanied by Craig Robinson, did his own tongue-in-cheek video poking fun of Angus, and calling his show The Office ‘filth.’ Continue reading
After nine seasons, NBC is finally turning the lights off, permanently, on The Office.
Daniels said, “This year feels like the last chance to … make an artistic ending for the show.”
Jenna Fischer of The Office is a proud mother!
“Mom and baby are doing great,” Fischer’s rep tells People.
Fischer and Kirk were engaged in 2009 while both were vacationing in Europe and got married in July 2010. Survivor’s Jeff Probst officiated the ceremony.
Rumor has it that singer Josh Groban will be making an appearance at Dunder-Mifflin as Andy Bernard’s brother!
Great minds want to know: What will happen on The Office now that Michael Scott is no longer in charge?
It’s official: James Spader will be on the cast of NBC’s The Office come next season.
Paul Lieberstein, who is executive producer of the sitcom and who plays Toby on the show, said in a statement: “James will reprise his role as Robert California, this uber-salesman that has a power to convince and manipulate, like a high-class weirdo Jedi warrior.”
“He’ll have been hired over the summer as the new manager, but within hours, got himself promoted. Within days, he took over the company. James has an energy that is completely his own, and ‘The Office’ has no tools for dealing with this guy. We’re thrilled he’s joining our cast.”
Would Will Ferrell change his temp status as an incompetent Dunder-Mifflin branch manager on The Office to a full-time employee? If you ask Ferrell, his answer might be a “definite maybe!”
Ferrell is set to make a four-episode stint on the NBC hit comedy starting April 14 but there is a good chance he may stay longer!
Ferrell then told US magazine, “It’s looking good!”
Who knows if Ferrell is serious or joking, but if anyone can save the show after Carell leaves, I have no doubt it would be him. What do you think of this actor switcharoo? Will you tune in?
And, in case you missed the NBC promo spot, below is a video of Ferrell’s first look as the new big cheese in Scranton:
Photo and video credit: NBC
Will Ferrell is a fan of The Office. So much so that he called the show’s producers and offered his acting services in sending Steve Carell off of the show in appropriate comedic style.
Details are sketchy here folks and I usually don’t print rumors, but this was promoted by The Office‘s Facebook page, so, it’s a bit more official than tabloid fodder.
This is simply, unacceptable. When we first heard the tragic news that Steve Carell will be exiting The Office this season, we assumed we had until May to say goodbye to our lovable enigma boss, Michael Scott.
But we have just been dealt another blow of apocalyptic proportions: Michael will actually leave Scranton (or at least Dunder-Mifflin) about a month before this season ends.
Wait. Are you telling me we just got shortchanged by another month?
How can this be? Producer Paul Lieberstein (who also plays Toby Flenderson) told NY Mag: “Steve will have a number of episodes that dramatize and lead up to Steve leaving. Then we’ll continue on for about four more episodes, and the spring will prove to be not about an actor leaving, but what happens in an office when a manager leaves and the chaos ensues and people vie for the job and are uncertain about their future.”
Despite the impending gloomy loss of Carell, Lieberstein is pretty chipper about life after Michael Scott this season and thereafter. He tells NY Mag: “This time last year there was probably a lot of dread. But right now there’s a lot of excitement. We’re having the kinds of conversations we had in seasons one and two about, ‘What is the show?’ It feels like we … can really influence the show in a way we couldn’t last year. It feels really cool.”