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The Office – Dwight won’t deliver Pam’s baby

admin — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:28:15 +0000

But might the office staff get more involved than that? After all, Pam and Jim’s decision to delay the inevitable would seem to run the risk of having Baby Halpert enter the world right there alongside a box of Dunder Mifflin’s best bright white bond.

“I can’t imagine she’s going to have the baby without the entire office involved,” Jenna Fischer told Fancast. “I feel like that is her fate. She can’t get married or have a baby without all of these people looming.”

Even scarier a prospect is that should Pam not leave for the hospital in time, the farm-raised Dwight might fancy himself capable of birthing the baby.

“Oh god. The Pam inside of me is screaming at that thought,” Fischer said when asked about such a scenario. “I think she would rather drive through a hurricane [than let that happen].

“We are not letting Dwight deliver this baby,” she reiterated, “though it would be his dream come true, I am sure.”

Regardless, Pam and Jim’s firstborn will be arriving later than it should, seeing as the mom-to-be technically is due in February.

“[Pam and Jim] didn’t factor in NBC’s Olympics coverage when they got accidentally pregnant,” Fischer said. “How dare they!”

The Office – March 4th Episode Description

admin — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:27:09 +0000

NBC will broadcast the highly anticipated baby episode of “The Office” as a special one-hour show on Thursday, March 4 (9-10 p.m. ET) rather than as two separate half-hour episodes over two weeks as previously announced.

In the special hour-long episode of “The Office” titled “The Delivery Part 1 and 2,” Pam’s (Jenna Fischer) contractions begin but she and Jim (John Krasinski) are determined to wait it out as long as possible so they can have more time at the hospital. Meanwhile the rest of the office tries to distract Pam from the pain with food and entertainment.

In the second half hour, Michael (Golden Globe winner Steve Carell) anxiously waits for Pam and Jim’s baby to be born. Back at the office, Erin (Ellie Kemper) makes Andy (Ed Helms) jealous when she has lunch with Kevin (Brian Baumgartner).

The Office Season 6 Episode 15 ‘Sabre’ Recap

admin — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:59:46 +0000

Why has this season of ‘The Office’ been so off-kilter? There have been promising episodes but very few that hit the mark. In fact, the only episode that can hold its own with classic ‘Office’ episodes is the Pam-Jim wedding, and I’m starting to fear that the show really is trying to figure out where to go from that high point.

And Jam may be the big problem here. They’re not interesting anymore. But I’ll get to them later.

So Dunder Mifflin is now owned by a company called Sabre. We don’t quite know what they’re all about except that they sell printers and they have a feisty CEO played by Kathy Bates. And in exchange for saving the branch’s ass, they’ve asked for a few very reasonable changes. You’d think that even Michael Scott would embrace those changes. You’d be wrong.

Look, Michael can be petty, but sometimes it’s amazing how truly petty he can be. He can’t drink water out of tiny cups anymore? He was really willing to get fired over that? Oh, sure, Michael was bristling over the changes — however small — that Sabre was implementing on the office because he was used to it being his domain where he made the rules. But, jeez, you’d think even he’d see the wisdom of sacrificing Facebook access for, you know, having an actual job.

I’m wondering if Sabre (which Michael and the staff thought was pronounced “sab-ruh”) is going to show their true nature over the next few episodes. Everything seems hunky-dory, with corporate-babble spewing videos starring Christian Slater and environmentally-friendly policies. But that Jo Bennett seems like a hard-ass, and she made sure her message to Michael about his complaints cut right through her Southern charm. It’ll be interesting to explore, only if the company somehow either gets progressively more evil or Michael thinks they’re getting more evil.

Here’s the problem, though: it didn’t come off very funny. Maybe because Michael’s pettiness seemed idiotic in this case, mainly because he was just resistant to change. Even when he was scared straight by a visit to the depressed and pathetic David Wallace, that whole sequence looked more sad — and scarily realistic, given this economy — than funny. And it was wise of the writers to make even Michael see at that point what not having a job can do to even the seemingly most with-it corporate stooge.

So, on to Pam and Jim… what happened to them? They were the voices of reason in a nutty office. Now they’re just another couple having problems signing their unborn child up for the best day care site in town. They’re not making fun of the goings on at work, they’re not progressing as a couple.

They’re settled now, about to have a kid. Without their usual above-the-frayness, there’s nothing to latch onto anymore. And there’s especially no reason to care that Jim kiboshed his kid’s chances simply because he walked in on the center’s director going to the bathroom. That feels like a bad plot out of the last two years of ‘Frasier,’ not something you see on ‘The Office.’

I’d usually give a “more fun stuff” list here, but there really there wasn’t any, outside of Creed asking if the officemates can solve their re-packing-the-box problem by making everything smaller. Even Andy’s fumbling attempts at trying to ask Erin out are getting old.

So, yes, it was a very dissatisfying episode, which is disappointing given the fact that we’ve gotten nothing but a clip show since early December. Episodes like this are happening more often, and it’s making a lot of ‘Office’ fans wonder if the show’s starting to make its fade to the finish.

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The Office – March Episode Schedule

admin — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 08:24:22 +0000

Episode on March 4th will be hour longFour new episodes in MarchNo episode schedule for April 1st! Related posts:The Office – March 4th Episode Description‘The Office’ 5.20: Kevin Learning How to Be a ReceptionistThe Office – New Romance Related posts:

The Office Season 6 Episode 16 Manager and Salesman – Promotional Photos

admin — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 11:33:55 +0000

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The Office – New Romance

admin — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 14:17:46 +0000

You didn’t expect him to wait around for Holly forever, did you?

Later this season, The Office will introduce a significant new love interest for Steve Carell’s romantically-challenged alter ego.

“Michael is going to meet someone,” reveals Office showrunner-slash-star Paul Lieberstein. “It’s one of these set-ups where a bunch of people go out and you don’t know you’re being set up.”

When Michael discovers what’s going on, “he kind of flips out and goes into ‘date mode,’” says Lieberstein. “And it goes in a weird direction from there.”

Casting for the key role will begin in a few weeks and the character will likely debut in March or April.

Getting back to the Holly question, might we see Amy Ryan return as Michael’s soul mate in the near future? “Not this season,” says Lieberstein, “but I’d love to see her back.”

Ricky Gervais Hopes to Resurrect His Hellish Boss Role for ‘The Office’

admin — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 10:15:24 +0000

Ricky Gervais has confirmed he’s considering resurrecting his role as boss from hell David Brent in a one-off special for the U.S. version of “The Office“. The British funnyman became an overnight sensation after his hit show was aired in the U.K., and made annoying office leader Brent an iconic TV character.

Although his series finished after two seasons, the storyline lived on in the American adaptation, which sees Steve Carell play hated boss Michael Scott. There have been a spate of rumors Gervais would appear in the show, all of which have been refuted by the comic in the past – but now he admits the time is potentially perfect to make a cameo.

He tells U.K. TV show “This Morning”, “Well, all I said was that now they’ve found their own feet, they’re are out of the shadow of the original, they are on 110 episodes, and me and (co-creator) Stephen (Merchant) thought we could write and direct one and thought it’d be nice if we could pop up. That’s all that’s happened. It might happen, and I’m going to put it to them. But it’s not definite.”

“I quite like the idea that Michael Scott bumps into this guy and takes him back to the office as the best bloke ever and the office goes, ‘Oh my God, there’s two of them.’ It would be devastating for the people in the office. But that’s a real success story, the American office, and I love it. I think they’ve done an amazing job.”

The Office Season 6 Episode 15 Sabre – Promotional Photos

admin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 08:18:09 +0000

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Will Dwangela Be Back on ‘The Office’?

admin — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 09:04:28 +0000

Before Jim (John Krasinski) and Pam (Jenna Fischer) said their I do’s on The Office, there was another couple that was headed in the same direction – Andy (Ed Helms) and Angela (Angela Kinsey) – that is, until a big man came between them and ruined everything. Now that that’s over, some Office fans are asking if there can be hope for the then illicit love affair between Angela and Dwight (Rainn Wilson)! After all, Andy has a new love interest (but not before going on all the honeymoon trips all by himself).

The short answer would be: yes! Says Kinsey herself at the NBC Golden Globes party.

“I hear rumblings that they’re gonna find their way back, but it might take a little while,” said Kinsey. “I’m all along for the ride. I wanna find Dwight, that tall geeky man. I want it. I want it!”

Not only that, Kinsey adds to E! Online that she thinks the disproportionate couple (Angela is diminutive and Dwight is very big) are even soul mates!

“Rainn came up to me, day one of filming and said, ‘When are we gonna get it on again?’ I said, ‘I dunno, Rainn, but let’s make it happen!’ So Rainn and I really believe that Dwight and Angela are the soul mates.”

Early last season, the two were sneaking out all the time while Andy was all-too-busy preparing for his and Angela’s wedding (she was even able to manipulate him into booking it at Schrute Farms B&B). At one point, Phyllis revealed the affair to everyone except Andy, later culminating into a duel and both dumping her.