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JustJared’s has posted some photos of The Office gang from yesterday’s Universal Media Studios Emmy Party in Malibu.
Photos include: Jenna Fischer, Angela Kinsey, Melora Hardin, Kate Flannery, David Denman, Oscar Nunez, and Ed Helms.
Link: Photos of The Office staff at NBC Emmy Party
Tipster: bearseatbeets
From People.com:
Jenna Fischer spent her summer nursing four fractured vertebrae – but the Office Emmy nominee insists she’s almost 100 percent as her hit NBC show returns for a fourth season.
Link: Injured Jenna Fischer Still ‘Sore,’ Gets New Chair
Tipster: Kelley
I am giving away the three Office audio cards from yesterday’s post (courtesy Hallmark) sometime today.
I will post a trivia question and open this post to comments at some undisclosed time — the first three people to answer correctly will win a card! SPELLING AND GRAMMAR COUNT.
Remember to include a valid email address. Sorry, U.S. residents only.
Hallmark was super nice to send me their latest batch of Office audio cards!
Audio:
“Would I rather be feared or loved? Um, easy, both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.”
More cards after the jump.
Update: Here is the transcript from yesterday’s Gold Derby Forums chat with Rainn Wilson.
Thanks, Tom!
Inc.com interviews The Office Executive Producer Greg Daniels:
Greg Daniels is to fun what Bono is to money: He has a lot of it and spends his days contemplating those who have none. Daniels created the American version of The Office, a sitcom about a paper company where the tin-eared boss mistakes insults for banter and tries employees’ patience with cringe-inducing entertainments. As executive producer and a writer for the NBC program, Daniels is essentially boss of a show about the Dante’s Inferno of workplaces.
Link: He Knows Where You Work
From the NBC press release:
Starting today, V CAST customers with select phones can view short video on demand from NBCU’s entire suite of video channels, including NBC News, entertainment news from “Access Hollywood,” NBC Sports, NBC Comedy with “The Office,” “30 Rock,” “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” BravoToGo, NBC Entertainment, Telemundo, mun2, and iVillage.
I’m not a Verizion subscriber, so I have no idea how this really works. Are any of you guys using this? What’s it’s like? Are The Office clips like short deleted scenes or whole episodes?
Link: NINE NBC UNIVERSAL CHANNELS COMING TO VERIZON WIRELESS V CAST PHONES