#the-office

#the-office

In the new AT&T Business commercial, cast members from The Office reunite to promote an AI-powered alarm clock, showcasing their chemistry and nostalgia from the show.

Lego Ideas: The Office is on sale for $95, down from $120, during Walmart Deals, running July 8-13, competing with Amazon Prime Day.

The 2005 MTV Video Music Awards was hosted by Diddy. Any event with Diddy is already in bad taste now, but to make matters worst, the promotion for the ceremony also featured celebrities like Nicole Ritchie and Derek Jeter providing testimonials over how legendary Diddy's parties were. It could be worse: A few years before, at the 2003 VMAs, Diddy invited a 13-year-old to his afterparty. With recent allegations, it's all incredibly uncomfortable to watch.

The thing about our show that is so special, I think for all of us, is that none of us were famous when we started.

My whole family is a fan of The Office, so when I was searching for a magnet we could use on our dishwasher, this was the hands-down winner. Does it go with my farmhouse decor? Nope, not at all. But it does get the attention of two teenage boys. Had I gone with something a bit more my decor style, I can guarantee you it would not be as useful. I mean, we all would much rather see Prison Mike staring back at us than suit and tie Michael Scott, right? And there is only one way for that to happen...clean out the dishwasher!

Mike Schur expressed his discontent with 'The Japanese Office' sketch, stating it didn’t capture the essence of 'The Office' as he had hoped, leaving him feeling somewhat offended.

"I will be watching as a fan only, but I'm not involved in any way now." Mike Schur clarified his stance on the new iteration of 'The Office,' confirming his absence from the project.

The key aspect of The Office World game—the chance to become an employee of Dunder Mifflin—offers engaging minigames but lacks the iconic character interactions that defined the original series.

"I made my living through college playing music professionally, from 17 years of age on... I struggled for a long time, but I kept writing the songs. I've never really thought about my career in a 'Where's my goal' way? Maybe I should have. All it was is, is that songs came to me and I enjoyed the process."

The upcoming Australian remake of The Office will feature a female lead character, making it the first in the franchise to do so, and it's set to release on Prime Video.

Angela Kinsey reveals she was excluded from the 'The Farm' spinoff about Dwight Schrute, as the creators wanted a 'clean break' from her character, Angela.