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Ellen, Rainn, and Liv Make For a Super Trio
Rainn Wilson is about to step out of The Office and into comic book territory. In the upcoming comedy Super, Wilson will play an average Joe who pretends to be a superhero to win his wife (Liv Tyler) back from a drug dealer. Calling himself Crimson Bolt, Wilson's character uses a wrench to make up for what he lacks in powers.
The Office Rundown: Episode 28, "Company Picnic"
Aw, you guys, for a comedy, this season finale of The Office is pretty darn sweet! Jim and Pam traditionally have big moments in Office finales, but there's another love story at play here when Holly Flax — and boyfriend AJ — meet up with Michael at the company picnic. There's also volleyball and "soup snakes."
Cute Duo Join Natalie Portman in Indie Drama Hesher
To sort of steal a line from Zoolander, this casting news makes me think, "That Joseph Gordon-Levitt is so hot right now." He's currently the talk of the independent film town thanks to the good buzz surrounding his upcoming movie 500 Days of Summer, and he just booked a role in Christopher Nolan's next project. Now, he and Rainn Wilson have signed up for a movie titled Hesher that already has Natalie Portman on board as a star and producer.
Rainn, Teri, and More Serenade the Independent Spirits
Some of my favorite parts of the Independent Spirit Awards are the parody songs the show's writers whip up for each of the Best Feature nominees. I still can't hear Colbie Caillat's "Bubbly" without hearing the jokey lyrics poking fun at The Diving Bell and the Butterfly last year ("I can't move my toes/and I can't move my nose . .
The Office Rundown: Episode 12, "Duel"
Aaaaaand we're back! This new episode of The Office starts out with Michael running as fast as he can past the new radar gun set up just outside Dunder-Mifflin and ends with Dwight handing over his bow and arrows to the box of weapons Jim is holding. Only Office fans can truly make sense of this.
Buzz News Roundup, 12/19
- Aretha Franklin is set to sing at Barack Obama's inauguration. — Billboard
- Director Adam Shankman (Hairspray, Bedtime Stories) has two more movie projects lined up: Bob the Musical and a new take on the epic adventure Sinbad. — ComingSoon
- HBO has picked up three comedies, including Bored to Death starring Jason Schwartzman and Hung starring Thomas Jane.
The Office Rundown: Episode 11, "Moroccan Christmas"
Merry Moroccan Christmas, Office fans! I really think this week's episode is totally old-school Office goodness, which is a great way to end the 2008 episodes. Plenty of superuncomfortable, cringe-worthy moments mixed with hilarious things and Jam cuteness and — perhaps my favorite part of all — another Jim prank for Dwight!
The Office Rundown: Episode Nine, "Frame Toby"
You guys, Toby's back! I'm so happy! He's one of my all-time favorite supporting characters on The Office (who's yours?).
The Office Rundown: Episode Eight, "Business Trip"
This episode of The Office should just be called The Andy Show — he gets all the best lines and does a hilarious job delivering them. And I love the teaming up of Andy and Oscar. So unlikely, and thus, so very funny.
The Office Rundown: Episode Seven, "Customer Survey"
It's almost like they have been listening to our wish for Pam to come back to the office on The Office because the tiny Bluetooth thing is such a clever way to keep her involved while she's also still pursuing her own goals in New York. That tiny Bluetooth provides a lot of the laughs in this episode, as does Dwight's paranoia about why he received such negative customer reviews. And, of course, Andy and Angela's wedding plans continue to be amusing — especially since they've chosen a location, adding a new twist to the storyline.
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