Not to be truffled with.
Kate Flannery is auctioning off a hilarious holiday ornament she made herself on The Office set, and will include a personalized autograph! Auction proceeds will benefit Jenna Fischer’s charity, Kitten Rescue.
Link: Bid on Kate’s handmade holiday ornament (ended Dec 08, 12:28:30 PST)
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Here is The Office’s Mindy Kaling on ‘The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien’ last night:
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James Urbaniak, who played Dwight’s caustic friend Rolph in The Office Season 5 finale, Company Picnic, harasses Kate Flannery. It’s not pretty. (NSFW for profanity)
Tipster: Mandy
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Writers: Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky
Director: B.J. Novak
Summary (NBC): Michael is forced to face the music after he realizes he can’t keep a promise he made to a group of kids 10 years ago. Meanwhile, Jim starts an employee of the month program to increase employee morale.
Following up on his awesome free song download last month to all of you, here is The Office’s Creed Bratton with a video of “Rubber Tree,” backed up by Ed Helms on banjo!
Please leave Creed a comment below and let him know what you think! :)
(But seriously, how can you not tap your toes while watching this?)
Rubber Tree (right-click, then choose Save Link As or Save Target As)
‘Rubber Tree’ is a single from Creed’s upcoming CD, ‘Bounce Back,’ due for release on Creed’s birthday, February 8, 2010.
Learn more about Creed’s music at creedbrattonbounceback.com.
Content and comments may contain spoilers.
Today is Office Thursday! A promo of the next episode of The Office, ‘Scott’s Tots.’
Tipster: Erin from LiveJournal
From Tallyhead erinlee519:
Last week I was in class in a computer lab and was, as usual, on OfficeTally. The professor asked me a question, and since I had no idea what he was talking about, I didn’t know the answer.
Being in the front row, the professor flipped my monitor around to see what I was doing. I guess all he saw were a couple words, because then he yelled out, “Dunder Mifflin!” in front of the whole class. It was embarrassing … but today I got an assignment back.
Attached is the picture of what the professor wrote. It says:
“Grade raised to 20/20- so the bottom line — you can continue to look at web sites for “The Office” in class, as long as you deliver on the learned competencies I expect each and every student in Com 310 to master.”
So, two things here … while I’m thrilled to be off the hook with this professor, I think I’m more excited about the fact that he knows that “Dunder Mifflin” means “The Office”! He might just be my favorite professor now …
December 2009 — Meredith Palmer