Phyllis’ guided office tour

STLtoday has a sweet little descriptive tour of Dunder Mifflin, courtesy of Phyllis Lapin, bride-to-be:

Because she’s in on her day off, Phyllis sees what was supposed to be a surprise. The conference room is decorated for her bridal shower. Wedding bells hang from the ceiling, and letters spell out “Congratulations, Phyllis.”

“They used all my favorite colors,” she says of the pastel decorating scheme, including pink spoons. “You can see Angela’s touch here. Everything’s very straight.”

Link: Phyllis-as-the-bride guides us on a tour of her ‘Office’

‘Blades of Glory’ coming soon

Jenna Fischer’s new film, Blades of Glory, is scheduled to premiere at the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on Wednesday, March 28 at 6:30pm. It’s in theaters on March 30.

Blades of Glory also stars Will Ferrell, Jon Heder, Will Arnett, Amy Poehler, William Fichtner, and Craig T. Nelson.

Check out photos at the LiveJournal Office community (medium) and the morethanthat.net gallery (large).

Awhile back, Jenna wrote in her MySpace blog about working on the film:

Over the summer I worked on the comedy “Blades of Glory” with Will Ferrell, Jon Heder, Amy Poehler, Will Arnett and Romany Malco. On my first day of shooting I had to do a scene with Will Arnett and Amy Poehler (they are awesome). I don’t want to give away any jokes but basically I play their little sister and they are really mean to me throughout the movie. At the end of our first scene together the camera holds on my reaction and for the first 2 takes I looked into the camera.

Tipsters: Peggy, Office-holic

The Halftime Tally

When you want to take a break from football today, check these items out:

Tipsters: Melody, Nick, Jennifer, Amy, Megzy

TV Guide interviews Brian Baumgartner

From TV Guide:

TVGuide.com: Is there anything about [Kevin] that is like you?

Baumgartner: I do have a childlike enthusiasm at times. I certainly enjoy life and get pleasure sometimes in childish things. Other people have said that I am the [cast member] most unlike my character. I take that as a compliment, though I do really love the Kev. Not that we should study the series in a “dramaturgical” way, but if you look at it, nobody doesn’t like Kevin. He is the guy who is friendly with everyone. He has a casual, friendly fantasy football game with Jim, they certainly get along. He totally tolerates Dwight. He doesn’t dislike anyone — except Angela.

Link: Brian Baumgartner Accounts for The Office’s Success