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The Office video blog post — not to be confused with The Office Vodcast that comes later today

May

You can consider this my The Office video blog post, because the interwebs have been alit with visual fodder since “Job Fair” aired Thursday night.

First off, here’s the complete episode. If you haven’t seen it, watch it. If you have, watch it again. If you watched it on TV and aren’t already in love with Hulu, definitely push play.

Next up are the deleted scenes. This first one here, I can see why they cut it out. I’m not sure why they posted it at all, in fact.

And here’s deleted scene #2. It’s pretty awkward, but the kid is right. Selling paper isn’t sexy.

Feeling spoilery? Here’s the “Goodbye, Toby” Cold Open sneak preview. I didn’t watch it. I can’t imagine why you’d want to. But NBC has put it out there, so I’m just passing it along, and I’m not judging. Go ahead. Ruin the finale for yourself.

I haven’t been watching all of these “hangin’ with pregnant Angela” videos, but this one is worth checking out. The immortal Creed Bratton, he of 60s group The Grass Roots, jams alongside Ed Helms on the banjo as they serenade Ms. Kinsey. It’s a hoot.

And here’s BJ Novak’s appearance on The Today Show the other day.

Did you know “Job Fair” was shot on location at an actual Scranton-area high school. I’d share more details, but I can’t remember where I read them and thus cannot locate the links. But I can share with you this link from a student at that school. She wisely leaves out personal information, but the pictures of her with Jenna Fischer are proof positive.

Fischer, by the way, updated her blog. It’s a quickie. She mentions her appearance on Leno , which you can watch here at OfficeTally. And she also talks about hew new movie “The Promotion”, which stars her alongside Sean William Scott and John C. Reilly. Check out the trailer…

Oh, and Kate Flannery is awesome. That is all.

This entry was posted on Monday, May 12th, 2008 at 10:30 am by Brian Howard.
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