TBS, TNT Logos
TNT's programming slate includes a drama starring Eric McCormack, projects from John Wells and Mitch Albom and a TNT Tuesday Night Mystery, while TBS hopes to build on its "Very Funny" motto with The Wedding Band.
Fall 2011 TV scorecard: Which shows are returning? Which aren't?
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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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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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Steve Carell
Spoiler Alert! As Steve Carell prepares to shoot his final episodes of NBC's The Office before transitioning full-time to the big-screen, could it be possible that his doofus character, Michael Scott, is also destined for showbiz success?
At the Hollywood opening of Hair's three-week run at the Pantages Theatre, Office alum Melora Hardin told me her character, Jan Levinson, is about to ...
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The Office
In less than a year, Steve Carell will tape his last episode as the incorrigible and unflappable Michael Scott, leaving Dundler Mifflin without the world's worst boss and The Office minus its leading man.
But you wouldn't know that from talking to executive producer and co-star Paul Lieberstein.
"Oddly enough, it's been...
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The Office
Michael Scott has had many opponents in recent years, but this season he will get an adversary worthy of a duel at sunset. Timothy Olyphant (FX's Justified) joins The Office for at least two episodes as a salesman who's just a little too good at his job. "He steals clients away from ...
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Melora Hardin
Melora Hardin, who played Michael Scott's girlfriend on The Office, has been tapped as the female lead in FX's drama pilot Lights Out, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Hardin will star opposite Holt McCallany, who plays Patrick "Lights Out" Leary, a former boxing champion.
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Is pregnant Jan still a part of Michael's life? Will she be a fine example of how not to be a mother? And when exactly will viewers see her next? Melora Hardin answers those questions and more.
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Melora Hardin by Chris Polk/WireImage
By all accounts its been a rough spring for The Offices Jan and Michael The now-infamous dinner party not only sent Michael on the prowl for ladies in NYC but also left us wondering what will become of Jan With the finale of The Office arriving May 15 we chatted with Melora Hardin to find out more about her character plus what else Hardin will be up to while Dunder Mifflins on hiatus from her role in the upcoming Hannah Montana movie to her theatrical work Just as Jan and Michaels relationship hit the rocks Hardin also teamed up with Oscar Meyer for their Deli Creations campaign which Hardin says seeks to put some romance into office lunchtimes everywhere something that she can relate to Anna DimondTVGuidecom Jans had a stressful spring Whats been going on inside her headHardin Coming off this office relationship that she had with Michael which leads us to the Oscar Meyer survey [on office romances] [which found that] 67 percent o
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Jan and Michael face off over a lawsuit. Steve Carell and Melora Hardin by Byron Cohen/NBC.
Episode Recap: The Deposition (November 15, 2007)Was anyone else convinced that Michael and Jan were going to break up before the end of this episode? They’re hardly a stable couple even in the best of times, but here it was practically a competition to see who could do the most vicious thing to the other (or at the very least, to reveal who had acted worse in the past). Let’s see: Michael emailed a topless photo of Jan to everyone in the company, so in turn she stole his diary and handed it over to her lawyer as evidence. She gave him a terrible performance review (okay, that one was probably justified), and he in turn sided with Dunder-Mifflin in her lawsuit, effectively destroying her case. Their horribly awkward conversation during the car ride home was nothing less than a look at a relationship on life support. Both Michael and Jan seemed committed to each other more out of desperation and loneliness than any sort of genuine affection. This might be the rare case wher...
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