The Office (Page 5)
The Office Review: Dwight-namic Duo
"Turf War," by playing up the dynamic duo of Dwight and Jim - while reducing Andy's role to cooking cherries jubilee and making one pitch to a client - gav...
The Office Review: Guess That Price
It has been four episodes now since the super team returned from Florida, and The Office still hasn't found its footing back in Scranton. "Fundraiser" feat...
The Office Review: Just Say No
The main premise of "Angry Andy" was a smart, if extremely late, idea. Get rid of the Andy Bernard we have been forced to watch in this season of The Offic...
The Office Review: There's Magic Out There
It had been almost a month since the last episode of The Office aired, and its return confirmed the sad truth: this show has become a mediocre comedy this ...
The Office Season 9: New Showrunner, Final Run?
It's looking more and more likely that the ninth season of The Office will be the last for this sitcom. The signs are all there: Mindy Kaling will soon fil...
The Office Review: Flowers Arranging Themselves
If we were conducting Catherine Tate's The Office performance review like Nellie Bertram did of her employees at Dunder Mifflin Scranton - that is, on firs...
The Office Review: Saving Schrute
There are few things better than when a couple of rivals put their differences aside, even if just for a moment. Since the feud between Jim Halpert and Dwi...
The Office Review: Pyramid Scheme
Sometimes, the little moments in life are what make it grand, and sometimes the little moments in an episode of The Office are also what make it come toget...
James Spader to Leave The Office
Having not made much of an impact this season, James Spader will check out of The Office in May. “James always wanted this to be a one-year arc, and ...
The Office Review: She's Bugging Me
"After Hours" was a perfect example of the positives and negatives that arise by The Office's decision to split the cast into two for at least a few e...
Jim: By two o'clock Dwight will choose himself to be the assistant to his own assistant, me.