Podcasts about nbc's the office

Episode #58 finds our Geeks revisiting The Office (US), with the help of their friend and Geek Garage alum Amanda “Frack” Vanderbrink. We talk about some of our favorite moments from the series, our favorite episodes (spoiler alert, it's "Dinner Party"), and the best of the best of the Jim pranks! If you enjoy listening to the podcast, consider becoming one of our Patreon donors. Tiers start at only $2! We also have an official merch store, with t-shirts, hoodies, and other neat items, all provided by Threadless. If you'd like to support the show in other ways that are less expensive/free, you can always leave us a rating/review on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher!

This episode tackles two of my favorite topics: pop culture & NBC's "The Office". To help me break down why the American remake of the British cringe-worthy comedy TV show is so good and is key to American pop culture as we know it, is my friend, Pierre. He tackles the different aspects of the show that are not easy to replicate and are just so goddamn comforting! See how a show about a paper branch in Scranton, Pennsylvania, is in fact not just about an office and was able to tap into America's societal problems through a (very!) comedic lens, and how season after season (long after its end in 2013), was the most watched show on Netflix in 2019 and why people are still nostalgically rushing towards it! In Pierre's words, just watch the show in order to "not be lame". Follow @smartbutdumbpod on IG for all podcast updates!

In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the surge in online piracy during the coronavirus pandemic (1:50), why one Quibi podcast received a cease and desist order from the company (5:55) and the petition to make streaming services like Netflix free during quarantine (14:20). Finally, we discuss two sitcoms that are celebrating their 15 year premiere anniversaries: NBC's The Office (20:20) and CBS' How I Met Your Mother (41:35). During our spoiler-filled discussion we discuss favorite episodes, favorite characters and their final seasons. This episode was originally streamed on April 28th on our Twitch channel and is also available for video playback on YouTube. You can hear our 2014 discussion of the HIMYM finale in episode 55. To get in touch with us and find out when we are recording next follow us on Twitter!

The hilarious Kate Flannery from NBC's The Office calls Tom to talk about her music, her comedy, starting out at Second City, and more.  A great episode for those who love comedy.

In today's episode of QT with RT, Ryan and Todd talk about NBC's The Office. Their favorite episodes, funniest moments with each character and what they took away from the show as a whole. Give us a like on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/qtwithrt Find more great shows from Studio Red Productions at studioredmedia.com Rate us on the itunes store and subscribe today!

It's Zach Woods! You may know him best from NBC's The Office where he played the truly dreadful Gabe for three seasons. You've also seen his work as Jared Dunn on the HBO series Silicon Valley. He currently stars alongside Hugh Laurie on the TV show Avenue 5. It's airing now on HBO. Zach talks to Bullseye about what initially drew him to acting, his secret comedy life as a teen taking the train from Pennsylvania to New York and how his anxious personality helped him tap into his latest character's psyche. Plus, he'll share his favorite inspirational RuPaul quote with us. All that and more. Let's go!

Fonseca and AMV are back from vacation: On the show the Take about the New Star Wars Land! Also Fonseca talks with Oscar Nunez who is best known for playing accountant Oscar Martinez on NBC's "The Office." He has won an Emmy, two SAG Awards, an ALMA Award and a TV Land Award for the role, and last year, the National Hispanic Media Coalition honored him with an Impact Award. Nunez is also recognized for his large supporting role in the hit movie "The Proposal" and for creating and starring in his own Comedy Central series, "Halfway Home." Robert Downey Jr talks about chances of playing Iron Man again, The 10 Best Marvel TV Shows

NBC's "The Office" went from one of the coolest shows on TV to a total dumpster fire by the end of its run. What happened and was there a cynical push to blow up some of their best characters? A longer, SUPER SIZED episode like NBC used to do back in the day on Thursday nights.

The guys do a deep dive analysis into the differences and similarities between NBC's The Office and Parks And Rec, and decide which they prefer and why. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

David Koechner (The Office, Anchorman, SNL) is an American actor and comedian, best known for playing Champ Kind in Anchorman and Todd Packer on NBC's The Office. Stand up comedian, father and ball buster -- Rick and David get into the art and costs of "taking a joke too far." They also discuss their relationship with Marc Cuban and their plans to get dinner with him.

Morgan Alex and Sam discuss NBC's "The Office"

Andrew and Mark finally ask the big questions, specifically what the hell friends are for? And they also ask what is ABC's "What Are Friends For?" for, too. Jan from NBC's The Office is trying to find some new friends after her parents get divorced, and it turns out, befriending the weird girl who is into Satanic rituals MIGHT not be the best play. Listen in to this tale of caution regarding weirdos and their doll collections.

BTB's own Chachi McFly interviews actress Angela Kinsey from NBC's hit comedy The Office on-location at the Keystone Comic Con (www.keystonecomiccon.com) in Philadelphia, PA! Angela talks about the possibility of the return of The Office return to television and reuniting with his Office cast mates at Keystone Comic Con! Angela talks about her previous actual work in a dental office and how she applied those skills as Angela Martin!

BTB's own Chachi McFly interviews actor Brian Baumgartner from NBC's hit comedy The Office on-location at the Keystone Comic Con (www.keystonecomiccon.com) in Philadelphia, PA! Brian talks about the possibility of the return of The Office return to television and reuniting with his Office cast mates at Keystone Comic Con!

BTB's own Al Sotto interviews actor Leslie David Baker from NBC's hit comedy The Office on-location at the Keystone Comic Con (www.keystonecomiccon.com) in Philadelphia, PA! Leslie talks about the possibility of the return of The Office return to television and reuniting with his Office cast mates at Keystone Comic Con! Also Leslie talks about his experience on the recent movie The Happytime Murders!

BTB interviews actor and musician Creed Bratton from NBC's hit comedy The Office at the Keystone Comic Con (www.keystonecomiccon.com) in Philadelphia, PA! Creed talks about the reuniting with his co-stars in Philly, his character having his real name, the possibility of another season of the Office, touring with his band and his thoughts on today's popular music!

BTB interviews actor Oscar Nunez from NBC's hit comedy The Office at the Keystone Comic Con (www.keystonecomiccon.com) in Philadelphia, PA! Creed talks about the reuniting with his co-stars in Philly, his character having his real first name, the possibility of another season of the Office, and more!

Syd and Noah cover Pilot, Diversity Day, and Healthcare from NBC's The Office!

Creed Bratton is best known for playing the unconventional fictional version of himself on NBC's The Office, which aired for 9 seasons, and picked up a total of 5 Emmy wins and 42 nominations.    In addition to Creed’s acting career, he is an accomplished musician. This year, he released his 7th full-length album entitled While the Young Punks Dance Find out where is Creed is touring and check out his new album:  http://creedbratton.com/

Actor Andy Buckley tells Steve Azar how he ended up working on NBC's The Office and how he kept a regular 9 to 5 job while being a star on one of TV's biggest series.

Founding member of classic rock staple The Grass Roots ("Let's Live For Today," "Midnight Confessions"), musician and actor Creed Bratton turns 75 this month, and has seemingly led multiple lives both before and after his departure from the band in 1968: Dude wrangling in California; Working in an electronics factory in Munich; Literally being chased out of an Algerian town; And most notably, playing a far-weirder version of himself during The Office's iconic eight-year run on NBC. Today, Creed remembers his Dual turntable and collection of 45's, the country-western band his grandparents played in, listening to legendary disc jockey B. Mitchel Reed as a kid, the work of the legendary Wrecking Crew, and his sage advice to anyone pursuing their passions. We also discuss his imminent new album While The Young Punks Dance, his upcoming film The Sisters Brothers (starring Jake Gyllenhaal, John C. Reilly and Joaquin Phoenix) and whether the Creed of Dunder Mifflin really was "the Scranton Strangler." Visit CreedBratton.com for tour dates, news and more!   Link for corresponding Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/jrhanke/playlist/0gM8hCCwhNa80r3yHkLvU8

Actor Andy Buckley from The Office shares his story of landing the role of David Wallace, balancing life as a real life financial advisor at Merril Lynch while being the CFO of the fictional Dunder Mifflin and the joy of getting 10 second parts in movies. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Musicians, album collectors, recording engineers and those who press, design or otherwise celebrate vinyl records describe how this influential medium has shaped their lives and careers. Guests include Hozier, Rosanne Cash, Creed Bratton of NBC's The Office, plus members of Foo Fighters, Wilco, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Hall & Oates, Sylvan Esso, Jawbox and more.

“Creed” This week's guest is Creed Bratton, formerly of the hit TV show, The Office.

Kate and Danielle say goodbye to NBC's The Office.

One of the best television comedies of the past decade has come and gone. The American version of The Office has made us laugh and cry numerous times throughout it’s incredible run. We highlight some of our favorite Office episodes and characters in this special Rants & Raves edition of Mad About Movies.

The Office's Jenna Fischer Visits Don't miss this "must hear" interview with Jenna Fischer (Pam from NBC's The Office)! She shares her most intimate secrets about her cat and how she spoils the furball. She says "I'm guilty of allowing my cat on the dinner table. When guests are over and he hops on the table, I pretend like that's the first time it's ever happened." Dogs In The City Justin Silver from the new hit TV reality series "Dogs in the City" (CBS) says that most dog behavior problems actually stem from the owner. His new show is all about developing the relationship between dog and human. Lucky's In A Rush To Get Married If you missed Lucky the dog's posh wedding shower, you can still make it to her July 12 wedding at New York's exclusive Essex House Hotel. Lucky, who holds the world record as the animal most photographed with celebrities, has a new mission: searching for a husband. The marital-minded Maltese is taking applications for the right "Guy," which owner and animal advocate Wendy Diamond says need not necessarily be a canine. Would You Take Your Dog To Church With You? A Florida pastor says he decided not to turn away any four-legged parishioners who wanted to join their two-legged companions at church this past weekend. Pastor David Hughes says almost 500 dogs filled the pews for the first of two Dog Day Weekend services at the Church of the Glades in Coral Springs. 10 Best Cities To Be A Pet Headline News and World Report announced the 10 Best Cities to be a Pet. Arizona took the cake with a 40% showing. Four out of 10 cities were in Arizona. The poll was based on a spending analysis that was conducted. The study encompassed a recent analysis of transactions by Bundle, a spending analysis firm. The study proved that the city with the highest average dollars spent on pets was Scottsdale, Arizona. More this week

This episode, we're joined by New York Times best-selling author, Thomas E. Woods. Woods is the author of such books as "Rollback: Repealing Big Government Before the Coming Fiscal Collapse," "The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History" and "Who Killed the Constitution?"Topics discussed on this episode include The Fed, religion, progressivism's move to the mainstream, NBC's "The Office," and much more.Click Here to Download the Mp3.

In this week's episode, we have some new "tiny sketches." We talk about movies, donations, and Derek meeting B.J. Novak (writer on NBC's The Office. Also, plays Ryan.) Greatest episode ever? Short answer: Yes/ Long answer: Yes.yes.yes.yes.yes.yes.yes.yes.yes.yes.yes.YES!