And the latest round of fun Office webisodes begins today with the first part of the Oscar-centric entry “The Outburst.”
Everyone at work overhears when Oscar Martinez gets way frazzled on the phone, thus commencing a nosy investigation into what’s going on with the accountant.
Check out the two-minute opening installment after the jump. So far, so good says me.

Miss the four-webisode series for The Office that kicked off in July? Well, never fear or fret because I’ve got the entire run after the jump. Of course, I don’t know how long NBC and its online video-sharing partners will keep the footage available, but fans can still watch for the time being.
The focus of the series, the show’s second successful set of summer webisodes, is Kevin’s Loan. It seems our poor, some think mentally challenged office worker Kevin Malone (Brian Baumgartner) literally is poor due to his bad luck gambling. As a result, he gets …read more

It’s almost time for the second series of webisodes for The Office, which will kick off in just two days, on Thursday, July 10, at 3pm EST.
The place to be for a front-row virtual seat is The Office web space at NBC.com, of course, where fans will get treated to some extra face time with four guys who totally deserve more of the limelight — Darryl (Craig Robinson), Kevin (Brian Baumgartner), Oscar (Oscar Nuñez), and Stanley (Leslie David Baker) — as well as one lone woman, played by Samantha Albert.
Kevin fans will learn a lot about their favorite character since …read more

Original Air Date: May 15, 2008
Well, it looks like H.R. man Toby really is leaving, after twelve years at Dunder Mifflin, and for Costa Rica, too. Despite the fact that he despises him, Michael wants to throw a big farewell party for Toby to celebrate having a huge weight lifted off his back. Obsessively frugal Angela is against a huge to-do due to a lack of funds, which leaves Phyllis in charge of finding an anti-gravity machine per Michael’s request after the boss hands over a shoeful of dough he’s saved.
Toby’s replacement, Holly (Academy Award nominee Amy Ryan, …read more

The Office
The Futon Critic posts the NBC press release announcing that the second round of Office webisodes, as well as the first round for Heroes, will premiere at the beginning of July. Series cast members appearing online include Brian Baumgartner (Kevin), Oscar Nunez (Oscar), Leslie David Baker (Stanley), and Craig Robinson (Darryl).
Scrubs
TV Guide reports that, à la House, Scrubs is getting some fresh shiny faces to go along with its new shiny network next season, the show’s last. Joining the cast are Aziz Ansari (Human Giant), Betsy Beutler (The Black Donnellys), and Eliza Coupe (Unhitched, The Flight of …read more

If you’ve been hankering for more of Michael and Dwight and Pam and Jim and everybody else on The Office, tonight is your night.
After pulling Monk and Psych from the schedule last week due to unimpressive ratings, NBC has replaced the repurposed cable programming with a two-hour block of Dunder Mifflin repeats tonight.
Each hour will feature one of those double episodes the sitcom is known for: both installments of the fourth-season premiere “Fun Run” at 8pm EST, followed by the two parts of “Dunder-Mifflin Infinity” at 9pm.

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Original Air Date: May 8, 2008
We get off to a typically funny “Michael is an idiot” start when, excited to be going to a job fair at Pam’s alma mater Valley View High School, he declares Daryl can hire some students to work in the warehouse and nobody has to worry about giving them internships since they’re definitely not going to college. Daryl’s instant, spot-on comeback is to ask Michael which college he attended. Michael ignores the question, of course, because he didn’t go to college either, presumably.
While Michael lugs Daryl (blue-collar rep), Oscar (accounting rep), and Pam …read more

Original Air Date: April 24, 2008
While MICHAEL bemoans the poor quality of the women people have been setting him up with — according to him, they lack a certain Cindy Crawfordness — RYAN takes a trip to the Scranton branch after informing everyone they’ll have to work the next day, a Saturday. Why? The goal is to reformulate the sales they’ve been making by phone as website sales through Dunder Mifflin Infinity, a change that will get the sales reps no commission.
As the staffers complain during the unenthusiastic meeting Michael calls with Ryan, it’s not just switching the …read more

Uh-oh! An office fight of sorts is in store on the May 1 episode of The Office involving Michael — of course — and Stanley.
I can’t imagine how the title “Did I Stutter?” relates to that, but I have full confidence that I know which Dunder Mifflin-ite is going to come out on top. Hint: Not the eternally annoying one.
The Office airs Thursdays on NBC at 9pm EST.

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The April 24 episode of The Office is all about misplaced intentions and ruined plans … again.
On “Night Out,” Michael and Dwight attempt to have just that, and unfortunately for Ryan in New York, they want him to come along. Sounds like good times … for us.
While Michael and Dwight are busy infiltrating his life, the employees back in Scranton are busy hating on Ryan for ruining their weekend. I bet payback is gonna be fun to watch, too, because you know the office crew isn’t going to take that sitting down.
The Office airs Thursdays on NBC at …read more