As part of a "reverse product placement" deal (whatever that is) with NBC Universal, Quill.com will begin selling copy paper using the name of the fictional paper company from 'The Office.' Just in time to add to your gift list for the TV fanatic in your life.
Ever wonder what would happen if 'The Office's' sad-sack HR representative Toby Flenderson snapped? That's the premise of this trailer, which re-imagines the sitcom as a creepy 'American Psycho'-esque thriller. Check out 'The Office' as you've never seen it before below.
'The Office' premiered its eighth season last night, and for the second year in the a row, the employees of Dunder Mifflin are just catching onto something that's already old news on the internet. Last fall they treated us to an office-wide lip dub, and this year they've finally discovered planking.
In a spoof of 'The Office' that aired during the Emmy Awards, characters from other popular shows made their way to Dunder-Mifflin's confessional room and told the camera what it is about their TV workplace that gets them down.
James Spader isn't going to be the only high-profile name joining 'The Office' next season. Singer and sometime-actor Josh Groban has signed on to play the brother of Ed Helms' character, WASPy salesman Andy Bernard.
While this promo for season eight of 'The Office' doesn't offer any new footage, it does remind us why we love James Spader, whose cameo as the intensely confident Robert California drew raves last season.
On Tuesday night's 'Late Show with David Letterman,' comedic actor Steve Carell waxes poetic about his kids, summer vacations, and the end of his run on 'The Office' -- until Letterman tells him he was too good for that show anyway.
The 90s are often thought of as the golden age of cheesy sitcoms. Shows like 'Family Matters', 'Wings' and 'Mad About You' had a certain panache that was just so right for the time: the enthusiastic laugh track, the exaggerated physical comedy and the raspy sax rock theme song all came together in a comforting, consistent package.
Now, thanks to the power of editing, we've been given a glimpse at what 'The Office' might have looked like had it come out during that prime time (pun intended) for sitcoms. Check out the video below: