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Tablet fever is sweeping through companies, and no one is safe from its effects, not even the hard-working employees of Dunder Mifflin. Last night's episode of The Office showed the characters hawking their newest product, the Pyramid. A triangular-shaped tablet running on little, if any, battery power and memory, this gadget promises to unleash the mythical power of the pyramids. At least it's a Read more
Today's holiday gift guide is for your bosses and coworkers at your office — which, I hope, is not too much like The Office. Speaking of The Office, I suppose it's no surprise that much of my inspiration for this guide comes from Dunder Mifflin. For all those coworkers who deserve special recognition, why not pick up an armload of Dunde Awards? They come with interchangeable faceplates, so you Read more
In case you missed it, gamemaking company MumboJumbo has secured the rights from NBC to make "The Office" into a video game. Apparently, they plan to "turn 'The Office' into a humorous game in which players have to handle jobs and play pranks at Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch." This will be a "simplistic and low-cost" video game for the likes of Nintendo DS, not Wii or Xbox 360. I find it Read more
So it's Sunday morning, and you're easing into the day by checking out the latest posts here on BuzzSugar. Maybe you're even sipping coffee while wearing a cozy bathrobe. But wouldn't you feel cooler if you had a Dunder Mifflin bathrobe like the one "The Office" crew got from corporate for Christmas last year? Now all your fantasies of dressing like Michael Scott can come true! The NBC Universal Read more
This week is the season finale of The Office, and Dwight puts on a family portrait studio for his co-workers, but it's really to prove that he's the father of Angela's baby. Andy comes in looking absolutely crazy, but we learn that our old friend David Wallace has decided to buy Dunder-Mifflin from Sabre and give Andy his old job back. Darryl makes his affection for Val very clear to everyone — Read more
In this week's episode of The Office, Robert California is hung over and trying to put together the events of the evening — namely, that he closed the Syracuse branch of Dunder-Mifflin while blacked out. And of course, Andy is still being awkward and hanging out around the office, hoping that it's all just been a bad dream. I was happy to see Chris Bauer (Andy Bellefleur!) from True Blood make Read more
In an effort to boost paper sales, Staples will start selling Dunder Mifflin-branded paper that's priced at $35, which is about $5 more than the regular store-brand paper. The packages will have quirky mottos such as "Our motto is, 'Quabity First'" and "Get Your Scrant on," printed on the packages. The Wall Street Journal highlights this new marketing trend: The Dunder Mifflin deal is an example Read more
Dunder Mifflin's former assistant to the regional manager may leave the grind of The Office and go back to his roots. NBC is considering a Dwight spinoff about his bizarre life on Schrute Farms and his attempt to run the successful B&B he's always dreamed of. It's unclear whether this means Dwight would be leaving The Office, but it would be pretty easy to write him off since he's pretty Read more
On this week's The Office, we got to see the colleagues of Dunder Mifflin as we rarely see them: in their bathing suits. The gang gets invited to a pool party at Robert California's dream home before he has to put it on the market, and things get a little wild. Erin bends over backward to make Andy jealous, who has an engagement ring he may or may not use on his girlfriend. Jim tries to leave Read more
Dunder Mifflin is closed for the Summer, so to speak — The Office has its season finale this week, with Jim, Toby, and Gabe on the hunt for a new manager. They're tasked with interviewing candidates for the open position (including the woman who may be coming in permanently, Catherine Tate), while Creed sits in as acting manager, instituting his specific brand of crazy. As the promos promised, Read more
