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The Office: The Sopranos' Michael Imperioli to Go Up Against Dwight

• Feb 21, 2013 08:17 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

After playing mobster Christopher Moltisanti on The Sopranos for six seasons, Michael Imperioli has been in his fair share of TV fights. But what will happen when he goes up against Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson)?!

Fans will find out when the Emmy winner guest-stars on The Office this spring as... read more

The Office Sets Series Finale Date

• Feb 7, 2013 01:07 PM ET
• by Liz Raftery

Dunder Mifflin will officially close its doors in mid-May. After nine seasons, NBC's The Office will air its series finale on May 16, the network announced Thursday. The one-hour episode will also be the show's 200th.

Kristen Wiig Joins Anchorman 2 As the Wife of...

• Feb 5, 2013 09:16 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

We love lamp. But even more than we love lamp, we love the news that Kristen Wiig is joining Anchorman 2.

"Kristen Wiig is officially on board for Anchorman 2. Couldn't be more excited," director Adam McKay wrote on his Facebook page late Monday.

Photos: Surprisingly TV characters

The Saturday Night Live vet will reportedly play the... read more

The Office Boss on a Firing, the Scranton Strangler's Return and Series Finale Surprises

• Jan 17, 2013 09:29 AM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

Dunder Mifflin won't officially close its doors until May, but the beginning of the end of The Office is already ramping up.

"I don't think we're planning on packing everything into the last episode. I would encourage people, if you are waiting for the end of The Office to re-tune in, I would start doing it right away," series showrunner Greg Daniels told reporters during a set visit Wednesday. "[The Jan. 24 episode] is really what I would say is the beginning of the end where we really start to break down what's going on with this documentary and see behind the scenes, who's involved and... read more

NBC Boss on Big Fall, Revolution's Hiatus, and Revamping Up All Night and Smash

• Jan 6, 2013 05:34 PM ET
• by Adam Bryant

"What a difference a year makes," NBC Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt said during his opening remarks at the Television Critics Association winter previews Sunday.

Of course, he was referring to NBC's huge comeback this fall. On the strength of Sunday Night Football, a fall cycle of The Voice and new drama hit Revolution, NBC ended the fall as the No. 1 broadcast network. In fact, Greenblatt said the network was up 24 percent in the adults-18-to-49 demographic and 19 percent in total viewers; NBC was also the only network to improve in both measures this fall.