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Uhh…we’ve seen what Dwight??s brother looks like. Do we really want to know what his mother looks like? (Although that would actually be kind of hilarious...
...Office” will premiere next Thursday, but I wish it wouldn’t. It’s not that the fifth season’s subplots weren’t funny—think Michael Scott Paper Company or the introduction of Rolf, Dwight??s new best friend—it’s that they all feel like another way for the writers to stave off the inevitable. Sure, episodes like the absurd tour de force “Café Disco” are an occasional blip on the EEG, but they are growing...
...strippers to Phyllis’s pre-wedding festivities. Unfortunately, the male stripper turns out to be a Benjamin Franklin impersonator, who later hits on Pam. Best Line: Pam, “Ben Franklin, do you wear boxers, briefs, or pantaloons?” 5) Launch Party (Season Episode) Dwight??s battle against Dunder-Mifflin’s newly-launched website reaches epic proportions. Then, Jim and Pam team up to ceonvince him that the website has come alive in a conspiracy to destroy him. When Michael receives a chatroom invitation in lieu of being invited...
...Dwight Schrute’s Schrute Space (blog.nbc.com/DwightsBlog): Finally catching on that “The Office (US)” isn’t just a terrible version of “The Office (UK)?” Then check out Dwight??s blog, in which he complains about Jim and speculates on “Lost” theories...
...impact of Saving Private Ryan. In Sin City, Rodriguez and Miller use a constant stream of savagery to support the movie’s black humor and artful cinematography. Watching the characters “kill their way to the truth” in this film is like pushing Dwight??s car the last half mile of its trip. Cinematic violence can be a high-octane but painfully inefficient fuel, and viewers not thrilled by gore may find their patience breaking down before the trip’s conclusion...