paintist

No offense, but what the hell kind of blog has this become? Yesterday you informed us of why you aren't watching the Olympics and now that you don't like NBC page uniforms. Is there any tv-relevant news or has this become the Bob Sassone's rant-squad?

Keep on like this and you'll be Andy Rooney within a few months.

I felt that the scene with Pete's mom and brother had something seriously flawed with it, I don't know if it was just poorly delivered or bad acting but it was irksome in a way beyond that of grief. It was bizarre.

Rick Moranis!

^Same here, I was under the impression for months that the new season would be set in 1962 - two years after last season.

So much for actually demystifying *why* she isn't updating.

Sounds like it might also debut the same time as the US version of Life on Mars.. that could be weird.

But creating a Heroes spin-off series doesn't count as "super-sizing"?

One step closer to real Schrute bucks and Stanley nickels.

Apparently I can't find Carell's best character: The German Who Says Nice Things:

Here's him doing it on Conan
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q9KnIptH1Lg

I'm surprised you all glossed over yet another 'threat' of Jim leaving Scranton. He's going to go for the same corporate job as Michael, hello!

Also, Ryan seems like a likely successor. It would completely reflect his character's downward spiral of being chained to this office. First he's a temp, then he gets a job, then he gets a relationship he can't get out of, now... he's being offered the chance to manage the branch.

I can't think of one reason how Pam's speech was out of character. One reason why we "feel" it was out of character is because we've been thinking that she's been feeling nothing but unrequited and lost love for Jim but ultimately, after losing friends it would make perfect sense for her to be lonely.