As of yesterday, the Fox network here in NY has brushed aside those tired old episodes of Seinfeld that they’ve aired at the 7:30 pm and 11:00 pm timeslots for years (I’m as big a fan of Jerry and the gang as anyone; but enough is enough already) to make way for Michael Scott and crew 5 times a week.
That’s right, The Office syndication has really taken off and moved to the big networks. In addition to TBS, Fox has jumped on The Office bandwagon to the benefit of all us die hard fans and hopefully some new ones.
In the following interview with Steve Carrell, Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto of Good Day New York explore this infectious Office fever further (try saying that 5 times fast) and Steve suggests that maybe a vaccine should be produced for those who become newly “exposed” to The Office.
Click here to see the full interview.
Don’t forget to check your local listings to see when Fox will be airing The Office in your area.
Suri
So here we are folks, the premiere of season 6 of The Office. I’ll admit, I was nervous after last season’s finale. Pam pregnant? It smacked of desperation to me. Almost as if the writers didn’t know where to go with the story anymore and decided to go the route of so many sitcoms before ~ marriage & baby. And I’m fine with that…really. The idea of JAM babies makes me warm and fuzzy inside. However, being a fan of tv, I was worried that this plot twist would be the beginning of the end for our beloved show. Once you get into marriage & baby territory, the show usually loses it’s magic. And let’s face it, a big part of the show is the JAM magic. Albeit, it’s not the whole of the show. But, in a show featuring superb characters and spot-on comedy, it’s the JAM relationship that had me glued to my tv dying to see what would happen next for the last five seasons. That said, last night’s episode proved to me once again that The Office is sooo not your typical sitcom! I was thrilled with how they handled the pregnancy announcement. And the show itself? Superb! Ok, now let’s dissect it a bit. 
