The Office: Season 3

[Mulli]

i'm so glad they followed through with this. awesome.

not.

 

[D-Dogg]

i'm so glad they followed through with this. awesome.

ah man, they messed it up. His apostrophes were commas on the screen...we paused it and read his blog.

"It,s old Creed Bratton..."

 

[D-Dogg]

rashida jones (Karen) is a lead on a pilot that was picked up. She won't be back as a main character next season.

But good for her.

 

[Mike Olbinski]

It's okay, Karen was kind of boring anyways.

 

[FischerKing]

It's okay, Karen was kind of boring anyways.

but very easy on the eyes...

shawn

 

[Louis]

It's okay, Karen was kind of boring anyways.

I liked her in the TNT show Wanted.

I wish that show was back on.

Good finale.

Jan definitely had "bigger" advice for Michael.

 

[blindseyed]

but very easy on the eyes...

shawn

Definatelt hotter than Pam. The never really developed her character. Oh well, Dwight still rulez!

 

[Treefiddy]

Jan definitely had "bigger" advice for Michael.

"Hunter, can you give Jan a message for me?

Say, 'I want to squeeze them.' It's code, she'll know what it means."

 

[CardFan67]

Been watching this show from day one and still can't stop feeling embarrassed for Michael nearly every episode... the only show that has done given me this feeling week after week...

 

[abomb]

i'm so glad they followed through with this. awesome.

Thanks for the link, I totally forgot to look it up.

 

[abomb]

http://stanleynickel.com/

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[Pariah]

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[Kel Varnsen]

Office to Be Syndicated on Fox, TBS

John Consoli

Online

199 words

25 June 2007

MEDIAWEEK

English

Copyright 2007, VNU eMedia Inc. All rights reserved.

NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution has sold the rights to sitcom The Office to the Fox Television Stations for its first off-network run in broadcast syndication beginning in the fall of 2009, and to cable network TBS for airing on a limited basis beginning this fall.

The Office, produced by Reveille and Universal Media Studios, will air on Fox stations in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Orlando and Baltimore. Overall, Fox’s owned-and-operated stations number 35 in 26 markets, covering nearly 45 percent of U.S. television homes.

The Office was NBC’s highest-rated sitcom this past season and delivered the most upscale audience, drawing the highest rating among women 18-34 if any broadcast network first-run, prime time sitcom.

Under its deal with TBS, the cable network will have the rights to air The Office for one hour a week during the 2007-08 season, and then have full rights beginning in the fall of 2009. Those rights include not only television, but also non-exclusive broadband streaming, on-demand, and wireless rights.

 

[Mike Olbinski]

Last night's was hilarious...


"Only 364 more days...until the NEXT pretzel day."

"Jan usually treats Michael like he's 10...lately it's been like he's 5."

 

[arthurracoon]

its not even funny how many office refrences i use in my daily speech (or that I think of)

 

[Assface]

its not even funny how many office refrences i use in my daily speech (or that I think of)

That's what she said.

 

[Mike Olbinski]

That's what she said.

Or he said

 

[Assface]

Season 3 comes out on DVD September 4th.