Read the latest ‘Office’ news from the Summer 2010 Television Critics Association (TCA).
-THE OFFICE CAST PHOTOS: NBC Universal’s 2010 TCA Summer Party held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Friday
-Ausiello from EW interviews ‘The Office’ cast about Steve Carell’s successor.
-NBC news about season 7 of ‘The Office’. (spoilerish)
Steve Carell stopped by “The Late Show with David Letterman” last night.
Ausiello Files:
Sources confirm to me exclusively that the NBC hitcom has just promoted Zach Woods — a.k.a. Sabre VIP (Very Insecure Person) Gabe — to series regular for season 7.
SPOILER WARNING!
I posted NEW articles with spoilers in them about season 6, read at your own risk!
www.inyork.com:
Fictional TV character Michael Scott was tasked with choosing a new health care plan for his Dunder-Mifflin employees.
As with most of Scott’s tasks on the NBC workplace sitcom “The Office,” that request ends in calamity, as Scott misinterprets what he’s been asked to do.
“Does that make me a doctor? Yes, in a way. Like a specialist,” the clueless Scott, played by Steve Carell, says in Season 1′s “Healthcare” episode.
SPOILER WARNING!
Kristin Dos Santos from E! Online, chats with some of ‘The Office’ cast at the TCA press tour from this past weekend. Check it out:
Dwight posted a new Diabolical blog post!
It’s the New Year and you know what that means: time to do my taxes! Tax season isn’t quite as enjoyable as harvest season or slaughter season, but it’s about as much fun as one can have without using a scythe or hatchet. This year, I’m looking forward to a very healthy return. Planning and implementing a diabolical plan has been an expensive ordeal, but since my revenge plot is job-related, it’s given me the opportunity to write off all manner of “business expenses,” such as:
* A 40″ Daito & 28″ Shoto Samurai Sword Set – early on in the planning, I considered some more direct ways to seek retribution, now I use them as letter openers at work. And if pressed, I will claim that the sword is for committing seppuku if I dishonor my company. What could be more business related than that? And what IRS auditor won’t understand Shinto code of honor?
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