Take this very fun mid-season quiz created by Buzzsugar.com!

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The Office has seen its highs and lows (and lower lows) this season. Jim and Pam’s wedding was one of my favorite TV moments of the year, but since then the episodes have disappointed (many of you even questioned if the show has jumped the shark entirely). Still, I’m holding out hope that I get my Christmas wish, and we see a resurrection of the old Jim in the coming year — along with a return to form for the series. Till then see if you can recall all of the antics that went down in the first half with my quiz.

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It’s Office marathon night! Watch four back-to-back episodes including an encore presentation of “Secret Santa,” tonight at 8/7c on NBC!

NBC:
8:00 pm: Gossip
8:30 pm: The Lover
9:00 pm: Double Date
9:30 pm: Secret Santa

If you’re a fan of the older ‘Office’ episodes then you may want to watch TBS tonight for their ‘Office’ marathon!

TBS:
8:30 pm: Email Surveillance
9:00 pm: The Injury
9:30 pm: The Secret
10:00 pm: The Carpet
10:30 pm: Conflict Resolution

Check out a list that Buddytv.com created of things to expect in 2010 from ‘The Office’:

So far, this season of The Office had been marked with extreme happiness (Jim and Pam’s wedding) and extreme uncertainty (DM bankruptcy). In between there were funny stuff (the murder game episode) and not-so-funny things (Scott’s tots).

With some weeks to go before the NBC comedy returns next year, let’s list down the five things The Office fans can expect next year.

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SCRANTON, PA—After nearly six years on the air, NBC’s hit show The Office ended abruptly Thursday when documentary filmmaker Ian Sheffield announced that he and his crew had all the footage of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company’s Scranton branch required for their project.

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Take a look at Ryan’s new photo blog called Thousand and One Words.

Yahoo.com:

Some suicide prevention groups aren’t laughing over a scene in “The Office” where Steve Carell’s character tries to scare young children by struggling in a hangman’s noose.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and other mental health organizations say NBC and other entertainers should stop using suicide as a punchline. They worry that depiction of a method of suicide might encourage mentally ill people to take their own lives.

“We try not to be zealots about this,” said Robert Gebbia, the foundation’s executive director. “But this one … kind of crossed the line.”

A spokeswoman for NBC’s entertainment division did not have an immediate comment.

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What do you think Office fans? Were you offended?

News tip: Daniel

Entertainment Weekly counts down Jim’s best pranks. Revel in 17 of Jim Halpert’s funniest schemes — mostly at the expense of poor Dwight Schrute.

Don’t Open ‘Til X-MAS
(“Moroccan Christmas,” Season 4, Episode 12)
Jim Halpert, always thinking of what to get his bullpen-mate for the holidays, decided to wrap Dwight’s desk, chair, lamp, computer — basically everything in Christmas wrapping paper. Or, that’s what it looked like. It was the gift that keeps on giving…provided you watch it over and over again. Keep on going through the gallery to see Jim’s best.

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