Archive: November 2006

The Office: The Convict, 3.09

Thursday, November 30th, 2006 | 354 comments

W: Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, D: Jeffrey Blitz

Summary (NBC): Michael tries to be supportive after learning that one of the new employees is an ex-convict, but gets upset when the staff starts to compare the office to prison. Meanwhile, Jim “coaches” Andy when he decides to make a play for Pam.

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KMOX chats with Jenna Fischer

Thursday, November 30th, 2006 | 10 comments

Charlie Brennan of KMOX 1120 in St. Louis spoke to Jenna Fischer yesterday about The Office and her National Woman in the Arts award, which she received last night.

And two special guests call in!

Listen to the interview here.

Tipsters: Beth via Tom

An eighth deleted scene for ‘The Merger’

Wednesday, November 29th, 2006 | Comments Off

A link to deleted scene 8 has been added to The Merger’s Tidbits section.

Thanks, bubblewrap!

Yahoo preview clips of ‘The Convict’

Wednesday, November 29th, 2006 | 62 comments

Update: Yahoo TV has posted two new preview clips from The Convict.

Click here to view the videos.

SPOILER WARNING! Videos and subsequent comments will contain spoilers.

Note: Here are transcripts, thanks to volunteerduty. More »

Brian Baumgartner on Megan Mullally

Wednesday, November 29th, 2006 | 10 comments

Update: Here is the video. (Video no longer available)

From meganshow.tv:

Guests: Matthew Broderick, Donald Faison, Brian Baumgartner

Acclaimed actor and Broadway star Matthew Broderick is on the show! He tells Megan about his latest comedy, Deck the Halls. The Bucket Boys, a group of musicians who got their start playing outside of Chicago’s Wrigley Field, perform on the Megan Stage! Then, its actor Donald Faison from the hit comedy, Scrubs. Actress turned author Catherine Lloyd Burns talks about her memoir, “It Hit Me Like a Ton of Bricks.” Plus, the laughs continue with Brian Baumgartner from NBC’s Emmy Award-winning comedy, The Office.

Thanks to John for the tip!

How to succeed in ‘The Office’

Tuesday, November 28th, 2006 | 15 comments

I already mentioned this in the Post-Turkey Tally, but I’m promoting it to its own post because there is now an accompanying video!

Magazine article

Business 2.0 magazine features Michael Scott and his thoughts on employee motivation. See full scans of the magazine article and cover here.

Video

Check out the accompanying video here. Highlights:

• Hear Paul Lieberstein talk in his normal voice!
• See all the Dunder Mifflin furniture shrinkwrapped for the holiday break!
• Get a peek at the writers room!

Thanks to Laura for the tip on the video …

Warning: I had a really difficult time getting this video to play — on a PC or on a Mac. Had to replay it numerous times. If you have a tip, please post a comment!

Out of ‘The Office’ with Kate Flannery

Tuesday, November 28th, 2006 | 2 comments

As Kate Flannery (“Meredith”) mentions in her latest MySpace blog, Whitney Matheson interviews her in the latest USA Today’s Pop Candy podcast.

Jump to Out of ‘The Office’ with Kate Flannery. The interview is the first ten minutes or so of the podcast.

Thanks to Sarah at The Elf Office Alliance for the tip!

Acting and writing for The Office

Monday, November 27th, 2006 | 4 comments

The Los Angeles Times has an interesting article about The Office cast members who both write for and act on the show, notably Paul Lieberstein (“Toby”) and Mindy Kaling (“Kelly”).

An excerpt:

… [Paul] Lieberstein has discovered a near-existential loneliness when it comes to acting. “The parts of it that have been hard are finding out what an incredible black hole acting can be. You’re out there and nobody talks to you, and you have no idea how you’re doing.” When he watches himself in dailies, “everything I see, I want to cut in the editing room.”

[Mindy's] personality and background have helped develop Kelly into a popular supporting character and the sometime love interest of a reluctant Ryan. Her quirks have quickly been injected into Kelly’s persona. That includes “the online shopping, the talking really fast and the elements of boy craziness too, unfortunately,” she said.

Read They gave at ‘The Office’ — twice. (You may need to register with latimes.com to access the article.)

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