The Office
The Office spinoff series to star Sabrina Impacciatore and Domhnall Gleeson
Production on The Office spinoff series could begin in the fall. The Office Spinoff Series to Star Sabrina Impacciatore and Domhnall Gleeson Scoop Harrison
In Season 3, Abbott Elementary Graduates to All-Time Great Status
Quinta Brunson's comedy is built to last, in ways showcased by the two-part Season 3 premiere. In Season 3, Abbott Elementary Graduates to All-Time Great Status Liz Shannon Miller
Greg Daniels not interested in The Office reboot, wants to do spinoff instead
"I would never want to redo that same show with a different cast," he clarified. Greg Daniels Not Interested in The Office Reboot, Wants to Do Spinoff Instead Eddie Fu
Greg Daniels not interested in The Office reboot, wants to do spinoff instead
"I would never want to redo that same show with a different cast," he clarified. Greg Daniels Not Interested in The Office Reboot, Wants to Do Spinoff Instead Eddie Fu
The Office reboot in the works with creator Greg Daniels: Report
The beloved comedy sitcom may be returning. The Office Reboot in the Works with Greg Daniels: Report Scoop Harrison
Rainn Wilson Says Filming The Office Made Him “Mostly Unhappy”: “It Wasn’t Enough”
Speaking on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast, the man behind Dwight Schrute explained why TV roles weren't satisfying him. Rainn Wilson Says Filming The Office Made Him “Mostly Unhappy”: “It Wasn’t Enough” Abby Jones
Mindy Kaling Says Most Characters on The Office “Would Be Canceled” If Show Was on Today
Though The Office has found a new generation of fans in recent years thanks to streaming services, Mindy Kaling thinks the mockumentary sitcom is “so inappropriate now” and most of the characters “would be canceled” if the show was still airing. Kaling did double duty on The Office by serving as a writer and playing the bubbly Kelly Kapoor. She made the comments during a recent appearance on Good Morning America after being asked what her character would be doing today. “I think she probably would’ve quit Dunder Mifflin to become an influencer, and then probably be canceled, almost immediately,” Kaling said. “Actually, most of the characters on that show would be canceled by now.” Advertisement She added, “The writers who I’m still in touch with now, we talk about how so much of that show ...
Mindy Kaling Says Most Characters on The Office “Would Be Canceled” If Show Was on Today
Though The Office has found a new generation of fans in recent years thanks to streaming services, Mindy Kaling thinks the mockumentary sitcom is “so inappropriate now” and most of the characters “would be canceled” if the show was still airing. Kaling did double duty on The Office by serving as a writer and playing the bubbly Kelly Kapoor. She made the comments during a recent appearance on Good Morning America after being asked what her character would be doing today. “I think she probably would’ve quit Dunder Mifflin to become an influencer, and then probably be canceled, almost immediately,” Kaling said. “Actually, most of the characters on that show would be canceled by now.” Advertisement She added, “The writers who I’m still in touch with now, we talk about how so much of that show ...
Peacock Spilled the Recipe for “Kevin’s Famous Chili” from The Office and No One Noticed
For years, Kevin Malone’s chili has remained perhaps the most famous meal in The Office history, and now, you can bring the storied stew to your own kitchen. One eagle-eyed Office fan noticed that the recipe to “Kevin’s Famous Chili” is listed in the terms and conditions of the sitcom’s exclusive streaming home, Peacock, meaning any amateur chef can make it for themselves. TikTok user @mckenziefloyd took to the app to share the discovery, which she said her boyfriend noticed while perusing the Peacock app: “I’m trying to figure out why the chili from The Office, the recipe, is on here in the terms of conditions with the instructions,” Floyd laughs in the clip. “Why was that necessary to put on here? And then it just goes back to the regular terms and conditions.” If you’ll recall...
Space Force Director Ken Kwapis on Making Changes For Season 2
Over the course of several decades, director Ken Kwapis has established a career working in both film and television, with plenty of feature work including Follow That Bird and The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, but also notably directing the pilots for two truly game-changing series: The Larry Sanders Show and the American adaptation of The Office. It was the latter assignment which led to his most recent project: the second season of Space Force, created by The Office‘s Greg Daniels and Steve Carell. While the first season had plenty of charms, including a truly stacked comedy ensemble including Carell, John Malkovich, Ben Schwartz, Diana Silvers, Tawny Newsome, Jimmy O. Yang, and Don Lake, those involved have been open about knowing that the second season could improve on the first....
The Office Now Has a Mobile Game for People Stuck in 2009
It may seem hard to grasp the appeal of a video game format where your only task is to press a button over and over, but The Office went off the air nine years ago and it’s still dominating streaming numbers, so there’s a market for everything. East Side Games Group knows this, which is why they developed The Office: Somehow We Manage, a new idle game available for download on iOS and Android. In the game, players collect characters from The Office and work to sell paper at a digital Dunder Mifflin. As is the case in all idle games, this “work” earns players in-game cash. It’s a pretty straightforward concept, but the characters in the game reference plotlines from the show, so you get your nostalgia fix in a new, interactive way. Talk about beating — or clicking — a dead horse. ...
US Marshals Catch Nine Sex Offenders in Operation Dunder Mifflin
The US Marshals Service carried out a sting operation in Scranton, Pennsylvania earlier this summer with a name tied to The Office. According to a press release dated October 4th, Operation Dunder Mifflin — presumably named after the beloved sitcom’s fictional paper company — was a multi-agency “effort to verify the registered addresses of convicted sex offenders” with help from both the Scranton Police Department and Pennsylvania State Police Megan’s Law Section. The operation was reportedly carried out from August 2nd to September 17th, and resulted in the arrest of nine individuals in violation of registered sex offender laws, and four others still being pursued by the Marshals Service. Advertisement Related Video The eight men and one woman who were arrested had all been convicted of c...
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