Sweet Diss and the Comebacks are back!!!
I received an email from them and they included their dawesome new song about ‘The Office’! It’s a super catchy tune!
Check it out!
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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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Dunderheads! Here are links associated with The Office and Christmas!!
LAYOUTS AND GREETINGS
-The Office Christmas comments and graphics. Share these with your friends on Facebook/MySpace/email.
-Put an Office-themed Christmas myspace layout on your space!
MUSIC
-Melora Hardin’s Christmas song on iTunes: Come Home with Me For Christmas
VIDEOS
-Video of The Office Christmas tree.
PHOTOS
-The Office season 2: “Christmas Party” photos. These are the photos that Michael Scott took during the party!
-The Office season 3: “A Benihana Christmas” photos
-The Office season 5: “Moroccan Christmas” Photos
-The Office season 6: “Secret Santa” photos
-John Krasinki’s Gap ad photos.
E-CARDS
-The Office season 6 NBC E-Cards New!
-The Office season 5 NBC E-Cards
-The Office season 3 NBC E-Cards
JUST FOR FUN
-The Office Advent Calendar
SPOILER WARNING!
Check out these cute photos for The Office’s Christmas episode called, “Secret Santa” airing on December 10, 2009.
-Send your friends on Facebook and Myspace, Office-themed Thanksgiving comments, go here.
-Put a Thanksgiving MySpace layout on your space, 1.0 and 2.0.
-Watch a special Happy Thanksgiving video from Paul Faust (Cool Guy Paul), who was part of The Five Families from the episode, “The Chair Model”, click here.
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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