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The Office: Last Night's Most Relatable Moments
It's difficult to pick the most relatable moments from last night's episode of The Office, because the whole thing had me flashing back to previous office moments of my own! Well, except for the ferris wheel and fireworks at Toby's going away party. But the whole premise of being suspicious of a new co-worker — in this case Toby's replacement, Holly — was pretty spot on.The Office: Last Night's Most Relatable Moments
Last night's episode of The Office followed Michael, Pam, Oscar, and Darryl on their field trip to the job fair at a local high school. Michael told Pam to bring only one piece of paper with them to the fair, because "a blank sheet of paper equals endless possibilities." When a kid signs his name on the single sheet of paper, Michael insists that it's damaged goods and unusable.The Office Rundown: Episode 12, "Did I Stutter?"
After last week's trip to the NYC nightclub, this episode of The Office took us back to, well, the actual office. I'm generally in favor of the episodes that take place inside Dunder-Mifflin, but this one was a little strange for me — draggy in parts, then funny, then draggy again.
I do love me some Stanley, though, and this episode was a great showcase for him at his prickly, disrespectful best.
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David's the Only Beckham Boy to Check Out the Lakers
David Beckham kept himself occupied last night while watching the Lakers take on the Houston Rockets in LA. His usual basketball companions Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz didn't go along for the game, though they did have some fun family time earlier in the weekend watching David play with his own team. Victoria is off for another trip to Europe, leaving her four boys back home in California.
The Boys Band Together on the Emmy Red Carpet
The men left all the color to the ladies on the red carpet at the Emmys last night, keeping it tame in their dapper suits and tuxes. True to form, the Entourage boys walked and posed together, while Jeremy Piven and John Krasinski held their own with their hands in their pockets. Diddy hammed it up as usual, and Patrick Dempsey, Jon Hamm, and Neil Patrick Harris added just a little more dreaminess to the equation.
Amy, Will, Aziz, and Rashida Recreate and Celebrate
NBC's newest comedy, Parks and Recreation, debuted sandwiched between two episodes of The Office last night. Instead of staying home to watch the show's premiere, the stars took their minds off reviews and ratings to party away at My House club in Hollywood. Amy Poehler was hilarious as the heart of the show — she and Will Arnett left baby Archie at home for the night to celebrate.
Jenna, Steve, Angela, and John Invite You Into the Office
The whole cast of The Office stepped off the set last night for an "Inside the Office" event in LA. John Krasinski is heading to the big screen again but struck his best pose on the red carpet and signed autographs before joining Steve Carell, Jenna Fischer, and the rest of his costars inside to chat. Tonight there will be some competition for Michael Scott with a new Dunder Mifflin boss in town, and we're sure there will be plenty of laughs with the addition to the close-knit cast.
SAG Awards Let Actors Like Tina, Kate & Sean Mingle and Win
It was a big celebratory dinner party for Hollywood's finest last night as actors of TV and movies came together for the Screen Actors Guild Awards. Both the women and the men brought some excitement on the red carpet, but when they got inside it was all about mingling between awards. Brad and Angelina stayed in their seats other than when he was presenting Button as an ensemble cast nominee, but kept the smiles big for whenever the cameras panned their way.
CW and NBC Take TCAs Through the Weekend
The fun rolled on this weekend at the TCAs! After the panels on Saturday and Sunday, came last night's big party. The crowd included old favorites from The Office, new all-stars like the cast of Kath and Kim, and a few select Heroes, including Hayden and Milo, who kept their distance.
The Funny Abounds at Evan Almighty
Some of the funniest people in Hollywood came out for the LA premiere of Evan Almighty yesterday. The film, which is a sequel to 2003 Bruce Almighty starring Jim Carrey, stars Steve Carell as a congressman who is contacted by God to build an ark. The film has had some problems getting off the ground but Steve turned his last two films into box office gold so hopefully this one will do well.
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