The Office

After a long workweek dealing with the same people, things can get tense around the office. So once Friday rolls around, a lot of us need to let loose and get a little weird, AKA prank our coworkers.

Here’s a look at a handful of the best rivalries that have come down the pike on the small screen:

As a special treat in honor of the DVD release of the final season of 'The Office,' this little gem has been made available to us. It's a highlight reel of auditions for the show, with some pretty notable faces. Bob Odenkirk, Adam Scott and Seth Rogen all tried out for the show and didn't make it.

Talk about a fast turnaround! It took Rainn Wilson, aka Dwight on 'The Office,' approximately one day to make a video spoofing a recent interview with Angus T. Jones.

Rainn Wilson brings the Schrute Facts meme to life for charity in this video from College Humor. This time, he's taking on all those annoyingly optimistic quotes people put on Facebook that are supposed to be inspirational but really just make you want to barf on a kitten...

'The Office' might be undergoing some big changes as they move into their ninth season. Assuming they even get a chance to have a ninth season, which isn't a done deal. The changes, however, could be much deeper than just a change of scenery. They could come from some of the more famous faces in the show's cast.

'Parks and Recreation' man's man Ron Swanson is turning into a cult figure these days, thanks to actor Nick Offerman's deadpan demeanor. In this video from Funny or Die, Swanson is joined by another deadpan character from another one of NBC's hit comedies, Darryl Philbin (aka Craig Robinson) from 'The Office'. The pair sit in a bar watching a baseball game, and begin slamming each other over a cla

Ever since Newt Gingrich returned to prominence a few months ago, people have been mentioning how much Dwight Schrute, the character Rainn Wilson plays on 'The Office,' resembles a young Newt Gingrich.

An eagle-eyed tipster has sent the New York Post a screenshot from last week's episode of 'The Office" which seems to show Steve Carell, the show's former star, making an unannounced cameo.

At its core, 'Punk'd,' which MTV will reboot with celebrity hosts on March 19th, may have simply been a hidden camera show that delighted in torturing celebrities. But the Ashton Kutcher-created series also jump-started the careers of a few actors who are well-known today. They might have been anonymous "field agents" on the show, but you'll definitely recognize them now. Check out five

Sometimes a TV character will fire off a line of dialogue that is so good you find yourself quoting it the next day. The Huffington Post's TV critic Maureen Ryan has compiled a list of her 11 most memorable TV lines of 2011, which includes remarks from the likes of 'Parks and Recreation's' Ron Swanson, 'The Office' cut-up Jim Halpert, and 'Breaking Bad's' meth-dealing teacher Walter White. Read Mo

'Taylor Swift' and 'The Office' are probably two phrases you didn't think would ever be in the same sentence, but the country singer has released a funny video parody of the NBC sitcom as part of the behind-the-scenes webisodes for her 'Ours' music video.

Leslie David Baker's perpetually sleepy Stanley character on 'The Office' has always been somewhat of an undercover stud, and Baker takes that trait to its extreme in the video for his debut single "2 Be Simple," which appears to be a completely earnest bid for pop stardom from the 53-year old.

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.