The most relevant question about last night’s epic Office finale: When did you start crying?
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The April 28 outing that features Carell’s final appearance as Michael Scott will run from 9 – 9:50 p.m. Then NBC is offering an extended episode of Parks and Recreation from 9:50 – 10:30 p.m. A regular 30 Rock will follow at 10:30 p.m.
A fan of The Office dressed her son as Dwight for Halloween.
Nothing can beet this costume.
In the wake of last night’s episode – and its ratings – we’ve got a question to ask you. Vote in the PopWatch poll, or answer here: Will you keep watching a Michael Scott-less Office?
“Where you going all dressed up?” a cute young Dwight Schrute fan wondered outside. “To fight crime,” [Rainn] Wilson responded. Whether looming protectively over a woman as she tried to use the ATM machine at the Austin Convention Center, or questioning the motives of a PF Changs employee throwing out trash in a back alley dumpster, the Crimson Bolt stayed true to his mission. Outside the Texas State Capitol, from which Wilson was invited to leave by security guards, a rather disheveled-looking man announced that his block had recently been plagued by a rash of criminal activity. Before he’d finished giving his address, the Crimson Bolt sprinted off in search of the evil-doers. “But I haven’t given you my zip code yet,” the man called after Wilson.
EW tags along as Rainn Wilson sets out to kick some unsuspecting criminal ass in downtown Austin.
Oscar led us in a dance to ‘Single Ladies’ He’s very good at it. He is the Beyoncé of the group, and Angela and I are his backup dancers, and we just mimic whatever he’s doing…. We felt like we needed to have one more ‘Single Ladies before it was all over.
Jenna Fischer and Rainn Wilson offer up hints about tonight’s Office finale, as well as anecdotes from their wrap party. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry!
At least the episode itself was good! Wait, not really? Oh.
Mindy Kaling has weighed in on Dwight Schrute’s reaction to the Guantanamo Bay shutdown
Following the news that President Obama has plans to close down Guantanamo Bay for good, former The Office writer and star Mindy Kaling added to the show’s canon as we know it.
The decision to have him be strangled by the Scranton Strangler is probably going to be unpopular. But don’t even tease that.
Dan Snierson’s interview with Office executive producer Greg Daniels—who also wrote tonight’s super-sized episode, “Goodbye, Michael"—is a thing of beauty.
Question time! How much longer should ‘The Office’ last?
Last night, Ricky Gervais joked that he’d like to see The Office continue indefinitely—since he gets more money the longer the show’s on the air. NBC probably agrees with that sentiment. But in your mind, how many more seasons does the show deserve? Will one Steve Carell-less year be enough, or do you want to live to see Cece Halpert-Beesley take over Dunder Mifflin in 2040—if paper even still exists then?
A new (re)generation
Iconic sci-fi franchise ‘Doctor Who’ is kicking off a new era, as Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor takes control of the TARDIS. Read EW’s latest cover story.