The St. Patrick’s Day parade is a vital part of Scranton, PA, life, but it’s never found its way into an episode of The Office, until this year. Ology partner Spoiler TV has picked up this cute scoop:
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I just started watching Modern Family over the Thanksgiving holiday and I am now hooked. The single camera comedy is filmed in a mockumentary format (so hot right now) following the day to day life of three families who are…
The folks at TV Carnage (sister blog to fashion critic Street Boners) find the best-worst in television, from ’80s TV movies to recent infomercials to celebrity interviews. If someone has made an unintentionally off-color joke (think extreme TWSS) or possesses…
The folks at BuzzSugar have whipped up a slideshow pitting the staff from Dunder Mifflin against Sterling Cooper, with moderate success. The match-ups with surprise you, but each has a glimmer of logic to it. Mostly, it’s just fun to…
Looking for the on-screen roundup of best duds this spooky season? You’re in luck — you can see the Today Show crew’s latest masterpiece (although the real prize goes to the View ladies), smirk at Rufus on Gossip Girl, mourn…
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The 1967-68 British spy drama The Prisoner, the complete series of which was released recently in an incredible new blu-ray set, is perfect for Halloween. Little seems more horrifying than falling asleep in your own bed and…
Check out the hot new single from the beautiful, mysterious, divalicious girl group Subtle Sexuality! Kelly Kapoor and Erin Hannon strut their Madonna/Lady Gaga-inspired selves around the Dunder Mifflin offices, with some surprise cameos.
Best part? Tie between Erin’s adorableness…
A few weeks ago on HuffPo, Henry Jenkins tried to deconstruct today’s meaning of “television”, pointing out the myriad intersections among YouTube videos; television programs presented through a) free Hulu, b) paid-for iTunes, c) illegal downloads/streaming; and using video game…
A curious thing has happened as we prepared for Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly to finally tie the knot: TWoP published a piece about how Jim and Pam are actually pretty awful people — citing the way they treat their…
John Krasinski’s directorial debut is somber, emotional, and revealing. While many of the candid monologues are naturally rambling, the piece itself is surprisingly concise, devoting just enough time to Sara’s (Julianne Nicholson) pain without hitting you over the head with…
