Making me neglect my family since ... ooh spoilers!
How did they record the delivery scene? Who played baby Cecelia? What was Pam’s birth song?
These questions and many more about The Office baby episode The Delivery are answered here by the writing tag team of Danny Chun and Charlie Grandy!
Thank you, Danny and Charlie! (And thanks also to Jenna Fischer for popping in to answer a few questions!)
I love doing these Q&As so much. I’m a complete geek for behind-the-scenes details.
‘The Delivery’ writers Danny Chun and Charlie Grandy have graciously agreed to feed the addiction this time around.
Because for such a big milestone episode like this one, I figured y’all might have a few things you want to ask about. :)
Post your questions here about ‘The Delivery’ by 11pm PT today, March 5th. Thanks!
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The Office’s Angela Kinsey and Ellie Kemper held a press conference call last Friday to discuss their upcoming webisode series, The Mentor, as well as the baby episode, Ellie’s experience as the newest cast member, who makes them laugh on set, and much more!
NBC very kindly sent along the full transcript — here is a streamlined version.
Happy reading!
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Who was the real inspiration behind the Suck It? Was there an unaired Jim/Pam scene? How did cast members react to John as a director? Did NBC censor Michael when he said “Suck b—–“? Which cast member plans to direct an episode of The Office?
But most importantly, will Jen ever fulfill her dream of playing a Schrute?!
These questions and many, many more are answered by The Office’s Jen Celotta, Sabre writer, with a special appearance by John Krasinski, in his Office directorial debut. We also have some surprise visits by other show members!
From The Hollywood Reporter:
John Krasinski as Captain America? It could happen as Marvel conducts screen tests this week in its search for the actor to play Steve Rogers, the alter ego of the title character in its “Captain America” movie.
Other names reportedly in the mix: Michael Cassidy, Patrick Flueger, Scott Porter, Wilson Bethel, and Mike Vogel.
Link: The Hollywood Reporter
From today’s NBC press release:
NBC’s Emmy-nominated competition series “Last Comic Standing” will return this summer for its seventh season with new host Craig Robinson (NBC’s “The Office”) it was announced today by Paul Telegdy, Executive Vice President, Alternative Programming, NBC and Universal Media Studios.
Robinson, star of NBC’s hit comedy series “The Office” and the upcoming feature film “Hot Tub Time Machine,” will host the nationwide search for the funniest comedian in America, and reward him or her with a $250,000 prize, plus an exclusive talent deal with the network. The most recent edition of “Last Comic Standing” ran on Thursday nights in Summer 2008 and built an audience through its run.
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Two pieces of news: