The Office
After endless rewrites and false starts, Michael Scott's action thriller, Threat Level Midnight, premieres tonight in Scranton to an audience filled with past Dunder Mifflin friends, including Karen (Rashida Jones), Roy (David Denman) and David (Andy Buckley). "We all play characters in his movie," says Melora Hardin, returning as Jan, who stars as femme fatale Jasmine.
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Traffic Light
Sorry to put the brakes on Fox's post-Super Bowl momentum, but the network's new relationship comedy Traffic Light is a no-"GO" for me. Or, as I tend to think of it after having watched four derivative episodes: "STOP" me if you've heard this before.
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Melora Hardin, Steve Carrel
Before he departs The Office, Michael Scott (Steve Carell) is inviting us all to a screening of Threat Level Midnight, the film he vowed to complete ever since his co-workers discovered his screenplay back in Season 2. The February 17 episode will see the returns of alums Melora Hardin (Jan), Rashida Jones (Karen), David Denman (Roy) and Andy Buckley (David), with almost everyone playing roles in the action/thriller.
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Will Arnett
Fox's new primetime lineup will feature more comedy and a little less American Idol, the network announced Monday. Fox will take the bold step of cutting the long-running (and sometimes loooong) show and will introduce three dramas and four comedies, including one that pairs Will Arnett and Keri Russell.
The show, Running Wilde, will join Glee as part of the network's new Tuesday night comedy block.
Fall TV Scorecard: Which shows are returning? Which aren't?
Fox has led in ratings for the past six seasons, and the new slate attempts to fill the rare holes in its lineup: The Tuesday night ...
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James Van der Beek and David Denman
David Denman, aka Pam Beasley's ex-fiancé on The Office, is returning to TV — but this time, not to beat the crap out of Jim Halpert.
Denman, along with Dawson's Creek alum James Van der Beek, has been cast in the Fox drama pilot ...
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Zach Braff by John Shearer/WireImage.com
Zach Braff, whose Scrubs someday (...possibly) might wrap up its final season, is in talks to direct and executive-produce Saint of Circumstance, a drama pilot for Fox. Per the Reporter, The Office's David Denman would front the series as a man in a midlife crisis who quits his office job to instead toil as a night-shift paramedic. The pilot, penned by Braff's brother Adam, would shoot once the you-know-what has ended.
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Episode Recap Kung Fu Fighting November 1st 2007Well tonight wasnt exactly the evening I had anticipated at Seattle Grace but it was still a fun night The highlight of which was every scene shared by Derek and Mark as they tried to decipher what the Chief meant by a gentlemans evening It did sound dirty and with three eligible bachelors in attendance it certainly had the potential to involve tassels So I cant help but wonder how it might have ended up if Dr Hahn had not crashed the party And while were on the subject of Dr Hahn I have to say Im having a hard time adjusting to her cut-throat style I realize shes a no-nonsense type of person but cutting Cristina out of that heart surgery tonight was just cruel Especially when it was Cristina that provided the answer to how they could operate on Mr Arnold Cullen Douglas avoid using the anesthesia he was allergic to and ultimately save his life Okay so some credit does belong to Izzie here After a
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Per Variety, Warner Bros. is developing a feature based on marrieds Valerie Plame and Ambassador Joseph Wilson, and the CIA leak scandal in which they were embroiled in 2003.... Joshua Jackson, David Denman (The Office), James Kyson Lee (Heroes) and John Hensley (Nip/Tuck) have joined the psychological thriller Shutter. Jackson and Rachael Taylor will play a married couple.... Steel Magnolias' Shirley MacLaine and Olympia Dukakis are in talks to reunite for Poor Things, a dark comedy about con women who befriend and then murder homeless men in order to collect their life-insurance policies. Funny!
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Welcome back, old friend. There's so much to say I don't even know where to begin, so I'll start with a side note: I received a lot of giddy e-mails today from fellow Office fans, all giddily waiting for tonight's premiere. My buddy Drew went so far as to say, "Last season ended so spectacularly, I'm not sure they can top it." And I've never been happier for him to be wrong.First things first: Pam called off the wedding! Jim moved to Stamford! We're left to reel from these colossal life changes while the rest of Dunder-Mifflin, Scranton branch gets an impromptu lesson in gay pride. (Not to be confused with Gay Shame Festival.) Not only does Michael out Oscar in front of the entire office, he manages to do it combining the sheer ignorance of Archie Bunker and the well-meaning (albeit hazardous) exuberance of Dennis the Menace. And just as last season ended with a purely squee-worthy kiss, the new one begins with a lip-lock that literally made me curl my toes in discomfort. Awesomely ...
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BonesWas it a purposeful inside joke that David Denman, who plays Roy on The Office, said that he and his fiancé have "finally set a date"? If so, I'm sure it would have definitely gone over Bones' head. She doesn't even know what the board game Clue is. How could you not know that? Was she not a kid before her parents went missing? And Booth was happy to point out more of her lack of knowledge about pop culture: "You know
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