Introducing the official Dunder Mifflin website
Wednesday, August 15th, 2007 | 66 comments
I just received this memo from Dunder Mifflin PR:
“Dunder Mifflin has many new and exciting ventures coming up, and this new website is just the beginning. What will the new year bring? What will Ryan Howard bring to Dunder Mifflin?”
OfficeTally readers get a first look …
(Be sure to read the press release on the site …)
Link: Dunder Mifflin Official Website
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Mybestfriend: It’s not Nashuaite, it’s Nashuan. (grew up there)
Just got the first Dunder Mifflin newsletter! It’s great!
Dunder Mifflin: As green as we have to be.
So funny.
The site is so fun. I can’t wait fo find out about the innovations Ryan has in mind. I don’t know if I’d be thrilled if I were a Nashuaite (lived there for 10 years) to be grouped with Utica,Yonkers, et al… I think they were going for off the beaten path places like Scranton.
They have a branch in Akron? How cool!
I just noticed that the site URL ends in “.biz” Teehee :)
How weird. I live in Washington state, but I am currently in New Hampshire for my sister’s wedding and I was just in Nashua the other day. I wish Dunder Mifflin would spread out to the west coast! =]
WLHUNG (#48): I’m pretty confident that the scene was filmed at the 49th Street & Broadway station on the N/R/W line. If I remember the episode correctly, there was bright red glazed brick in the station, at the top of the stairway — that’s definitely the 49th Street station (pass through it on my way to work everyday). There are probably multiple entrances, so check them all out. I’m guessing it’s an entrance right on Broadway/closest to the center of Times Square (”the center of the universe!” where Steve Carell/Michael Scott pointed out all of the great restaurants — Red Lobster, etc. — in NYC). Good luck and have fun!
Love the Nashua branch!
Did anyone else read the Media section? “I want to shake things up around here,” said Howard. “This company is stuck in the past and I’m making it my personal mission to take it into the 21st Century, even though we’re already seven years in.” Howard went on to add: “The whole concept of a paper company in today’s paperless world is fundamentally flawed. I plan to take bold steps and initiate enormous reforms to bring this company back to financial viability.” I thought that was interesting…
does anyone know what happens if i give my info on the contact sheet? i don’t want any spam/junk mail.
Yay, the site is on the NBC page now!
Also, Tanster, has the Office page at NBC always had Pam’s “I feel God in this Chili’s” quote underneath the date for the season 4 premiere? Is that some kind of hint?
This is amazing. The graphic at the top of the page is hilarious.
This is AWESOME! I can’t wait to start The Office 360, Hello Arizona Branch!!! We are going to kick butt!
Woohoo!! Nashua, NH branch… not too far from me… Maybe they need an IT guy ;-)
This is probably the greatest idea to tie in a show with the real world. I can’t wait to see what the newsletter is like. I wonder if they’ll send things through both regular and e-mail.
the intranet link is probably going to be the ‘regional branch’ link for “The Office 360″. Very cool.
Can we have a UK branch please?! Maybe in Slough…?
Good call, Beardy. Speaking of nerd moments, I’m living in New York this summer and made it my mission to get pictures of myself reenacting scenes from the Office that took place in Manhattan. I have all the major ones except for the subway scene (”there’s a guy pooping in a box”), since I can’t find that station.
I’m def gonna get a “Dundie Award Winner” t-shirt and probably a hoodie, too.