The Office (merged)

[BuckeyeMac]

The Office Webisodes start July 10th. I'm not exactly sure of what they are, but we'll find out. I hope they are good so they hold me over until the fall

[BuckeyeMac]

The Office Season 4 DVD came out today. I am going to pick it up tonight.

Season 5 starts Sept. 25th

[muffler dragon]

Originally Posted by BuckeyeMac

The Office Season 4 DVD came out today. I am going to pick it up tonight.

Season 5 starts Sept. 25th

Did you end up catching any of the webisodes?

[buckeyefool]

Originally Posted by BuckeyeMac

The Office Season 4 DVD came out today. I am going to pick it up tonight.

Season 5 starts Sept. 25th

did you get teh collectors set? it came with a t shirt headband and water bottle from the 5k in the first episode last season

[TheStoicPaisano]

My "support the rabid" wristband goes well with a People - Tradition - Excellence band.

[BuckeyeMac]

Originally Posted by buckeyefool

did you get teh collectors set? it came with a t shirt headband and water bottle from the 5k in the first episode last season

Nope I got the DVD from Circuit City....they had a "Jello in Gelatin" key chain

[BuckeyeMac]

Originally Posted by muffler dragon

Did you end up catching any of the webisodes?

Yeah I did. They were 2:00 segments about Kevin taking out a loan. Pretty funny but nothing like how he is in the show IMO

[BuckeyeMac]

As far as I could tell at Circuit City, every Season 4 DVD package came with the Script to the "Dinner Party" episode as well

[BuckeyeMac]

I forgot how many episodes are in season 4. (14) Watching it on TV it only felt like we had 8 or so episodes. This year has some great episodes

[NFBuck]

Originally Posted by BuckeyeMac

I forgot how many episodes are in season 4. (14) Watching it on TV it only felt like we had 8 or so episodes. This year has some great episodes

I'll start by saying I haven't seen any of the episodes after the strike. I wasn't overly impressed with the ones before that though. Seasons two and three were some of the funniest television ever, but something seemed lacking in what I saw of season four. I think Michael and Dwight had almost become caricatures of themselves and some of the premises were a little too far out there (Michael driving into a lake because the GPS tells him to???). It kinda lost that "documentary" feel to it. Don't get me wrong, it's still the probably funniest sitcom on TV, but it lost something. Maybe it was that tension between Pam and Jim. Hopefully it gets it back.

[BuckeyeMac]

Originally Posted by NFBuck

I'll start by saying I haven't seen any of the episodes after the strike. I wasn't overly impressed with the ones before that though. Seasons two and three were some of the funniest television ever, but something seemed lacking in what I saw of season four. I think Michael and Dwight had almost become caricatures of themselves and some of the premises were a little too far out there (Michael driving into a lake because the GPS tells him to???). It kinda lost that "documentary" feel to it. Don't get me wrong, it's still the probably funniest sitcom on TV, but it lost something. Maybe it was that tension between Pam and Jim. Hopefully it gets it back.

I agree, there was a few episodes in season 4 early before the strike that were mediocre at best. But after the strike I think they brought back that "documentary feel" that you were talking about. I suggest finding a way to watch those remaining episodes as there were a few that were the better ones of the season. And of course I would watch season 5 that starts Sept. 25th

[NFBuck]

Originally Posted by BuckeyeMac

I agree, there was a few episodes in season 4 early before the strike that were mediocre at best. But after the strike I think they brought back that "documentary feel" that you were talking about. I suggest finding a way to watch those remaining episodes as there were a few that were the better ones of the season. And of course I would watch season 5 that starts Sept. 25th

My girlfriend has them dvr'd for me. She said they were better, but still not quite up to snuff. I'm holding out hope that season five is a return to form.

[BuckeyeNation27]

cmon...driving into the lake was classic.

[BuckeyeMac]

Originally Posted by BuckeyeNation27

cmon...driving into the lake was classic.

It's typical Michael not listening to anybody and doing what he wants lol

[gemsweater]

Writers/producers from The Office will write the script for Ghostbusters III.

Columbia calls up new 'Ghostbusters' - Entertainment News, Film News, Media - Variety

"The studio has set "The Office" co-exec producers Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky to write a script for a film designed to bring back together the original cast of Harold Ramis, Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson."

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