Hey blogosphere. Pam here. It’s been a couple of months since we brought baby Philip home from the hospital. All is well – he’s healthy and very happy. I even heard him laugh the other day when I was making funny faces! Jim thinks it was just gas. But either way, he’s advancing so quickly. He’s like Einstein with less hair.
She will write, executive produce and star in the comedy about a Bridget Jones-type doctor trying to navigate her personal and professional lives. Should the project earn a series order, the actress would depart the NBC comedy.
Fox has ordered a half-hour comedy pilot produced by and starring The Office‘s Mindy Kaling.
The project, which was originally in contention at NBC, finds Kaling playing a Bridget-Jones type OB/GYN trying to navigate both her personal and professional lives.
In addition to writing the pilot, Kaling would serve as an exec producer alongside fellow Office producer Howard Klein.
You may have noticed it’s been many moons since I last posted. It’s not because I haven’t had any thoughts. Trust me – I’ve had tons. More than normal actually, thanks to that stint on peyote. And I’m 40-90% sure I posted them all. The only logical explanation: government censorship. It’s a real drag, man. But I refuse to let The Establishment keep me down. The people have a right to Creed Thoughts! Here’s a few that have been hanging around my cranium lately:
Buying a zoo in this economy is a pretty crappy idea, but it’s a lot better than buying the farm. (Cause that means you’re dead).
“The Daily Show” compared younger Newt Gingrich to Dwight Schrute from The Office! Newt and Schrute also believe in the right to bear arms and loud speeches. Separated at birth?
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Meet Philip Halpert on Pam’s baby blog at NBC.com!
It’s official! I’ve said goodbye to my lovely lady bump, and hello to baby Philip Halpert!!! Everything went really smoothly. He was delivered completely healthy, and so happy that he was giving a thumbs up on the way out. Afterward, I had to stay for the recommended 48-hours (which is a little long to be eating questionable hospital soup and rock hard rolls, but I made it through).
Patrice O’Neal who played Lonnis “Lonny” Collins, the warehouse worker on The Office, has passed away.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Patrice O’Neal has died at age 41.
The news of his death was was confirmed by his co-star on “The Opie & Anthony Show.” The comedian and radio personality suffered a stroke back in October.
O’Neal was best known for his work as a stand-up comedian but also appeared in several films like “25th Hour,” “Scary Movie 4″ and “Furry Vengeance.” In addition to being a regular guest on Opie and Anthony’s show, he also made multiple appearances on “Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn,” “Chappelle’s Show” and “The Office.”
Are you so obsessed with “The Office,” that you’d buy a ream of Dunder Mifflin brand copy paper? Yes, yes you are! Fans can purchase a ream (500 sheets) of Dunder Mifflin brand copy paper (bright white), which works well in copiers, inkjet or laser printers. Turn your business or home office into “The Office” this holiday season!
Staples-owned Quill.com will use the Dunder Mifflin brand name for copy paper under a licensing agreement with NBC Universal, the Wall Street Journalreported.
(Msnbc.com is a joint venture of Microsoft and NBC Universal.)
The Dunder Mifflin paper packages will feature slogans that fans of the series will recognize, including “Our motto is, Quabity First” and “Get Your Scrant on.”