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this is old news, apparently, but i just ran into it.
The Office: Season 3
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Nice avatar Jenna 
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Awesome. Thanks!
Nice avatar, Pariah.
I just watched this one. Dwight was awesome. Ryan is coming into his own too. Great episode.
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Best moment from The Office... EVER
Dwight tells Michael about his "trip to the dentist"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qvn5VWuJAhM
Dwight tells Michael about his "trip to the dentist"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qvn5VWuJAhM
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no new episode today?
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Nope
Tonight's episode was the season premiere of Season 3 (still a good episode!)Next week's looks very interesting!
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Next week's looks very interesting!
No new episode sucks
No new episode sucks
Unless you missed the season opener the first time around.
It was new to me!
Whew. When I got home last night I almost went tribal on my DVR because it didn't record. I was planning on kicking its ass when I got home tonight, so now he got a reprieve.
From tvsquad.com;
Why are networks still scared of the World Series?
Posted Oct 26th 2006 8:06PM by Joel Keller
Filed under: Sports, ABC, FOX, Programming, OpEd, TV Sports, Watercooler Talk, Ratings
I'm courting trouble here after the fine whine I uncorked last night about my distaste for night football, but I'm going to say something else that will make all male fans of this blog question my gender and ask if I buy my Summer's Eve in Spring Fresh or Potpourri scents:
Why are networks still scared of the World Series?
Except for a couple of shows, everything is a rerun tonight, supposedly because the competition from what was going to be Game 5 (but now is Game 4 because of last night's rainout) was going to be too fierce. But the ratings give a different picture.
Looking at the overnight ratings from Tuesday night, you can see that Game 3, in which the Cardinals beat the Tigers 5-0, got smoked by Dancing with the Stars. The game got a 9.2/14, while Dancing got a 13.6/20. Overall, FOX came in second to ABC for the night, even though the networks tied in the 18-49 demo.
Grey's Anatomy and CSI routinely pull in ratings that are even better than Danicing's on a weekly basis. Grey's especially seems like it would be able to retain that audience even against an Game 4 or 5 of an exciting, tension-building series, because it appeals to a completely different audience than the World Series would.
Why do you think the networks still program reruns opposite the World Series? Let me know in the comments.
Why are networks still scared of the World Series?
Posted Oct 26th 2006 8:06PM by Joel Keller
Filed under: Sports, ABC, FOX, Programming, OpEd, TV Sports, Watercooler Talk, Ratings
I'm courting trouble here after the fine whine I uncorked last night about my distaste for night football, but I'm going to say something else that will make all male fans of this blog question my gender and ask if I buy my Summer's Eve in Spring Fresh or Potpourri scents:
Why are networks still scared of the World Series?
Except for a couple of shows, everything is a rerun tonight, supposedly because the competition from what was going to be Game 5 (but now is Game 4 because of last night's rainout) was going to be too fierce. But the ratings give a different picture.
Looking at the overnight ratings from Tuesday night, you can see that Game 3, in which the Cardinals beat the Tigers 5-0, got smoked by Dancing with the Stars. The game got a 9.2/14, while Dancing got a 13.6/20. Overall, FOX came in second to ABC for the night, even though the networks tied in the 18-49 demo.
Grey's Anatomy and CSI routinely pull in ratings that are even better than Danicing's on a weekly basis. Grey's especially seems like it would be able to retain that audience even against an Game 4 or 5 of an exciting, tension-building series, because it appeals to a completely different audience than the World Series would.
Why do you think the networks still program reruns opposite the World Series? Let me know in the comments.
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amen! for me, a new office episode beats everything else.
tvsquad.com visits The Office (great picks).
http://www.tvsquad.com/2006/10/27/tv-squad-visits-the-set-of-the-office/
http://www.tvsquad.com/2006/10/27/tv-squad-visits-the-set-of-the-office/
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this show is just freaking great. The Pam/Michael scene literally made me close me eyes and cringe for a second... nothing like painful humor.
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I wish this show was more than 30 minutes.
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great episode
mmmm...im craving a somosa right now...not a smore
mmmm...im craving a somosa right now...not a smore
another great episode - consistently funny and consistently great acting/improve.
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This week on the Office is a big one:
The Scranton branch finds out it's merging with the other branch.
Can't wait!
Jim, Karen and Pam. Two Dwights...Michael and the other guy. Should be hilarious.
Can't wait!
Jim, Karen and Pam. Two Dwights...Michael and the other guy. Should be hilarious.
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BJ Novak (producer, writer, and actor) who plays Ryan the Temp on The Office also does standup comedy. This is a bit from his routine - pretty funny stuff: Terrorists
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