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We mentioned this on the show this week, but just in case you missed it, Angela Kinsey posted this reminder on her myspace.com blog:just wanted to give you a heads up that Brian (you know you love Kevin) and I will be on Loveline, KROQ 106.7, tomorrow night---Tuesday, Oct. 24th. Here are the details about the show: Loveline follows the call-in question-and-answer model with the primary goal of helping youth and young adults with relationship, sexuality, and drug addiction problems. Actors or members of popular bands often participate as guests. It is a nation-wide show but I'm not sure how you listen in if you are outside of California. In the past---Jenna, BJ and Rainn have all been guests.So there you go... if anyone listens to the show, let me know how it goes.
Episode #5.0 of THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID has turned both Ian and Matt into diehard "Jam/Pim shippers"! It's pretzel day here folks, and we're jonesing for "the works" along with Michael and Stanley. Pam a snitch? Jim, master of Psychological warfare? Bob Vance, a dick? Will Ryan be able to wrestle his fear to the ground? And oh, what a phone call... Episode discussion, news, emails and more. Nothing from Jim's iPod this week... Sorry about that... Incidental music provided by the Podshow Podsafe Music Network. Email us at TWSSpodcast @ gmail.com, or leave a comment on our blog page at thatswhatshesaid.libsyn.com. iTunes reviews are always appreciated! Help spread the word!
According to the Associated Press's "Today In History" column, everyone's favorite chip-finding, CoD sucking, Pam-avoiding actor John Krasinski was born the 20th day of October, in the year of our Lord 1,979.Doing the math he's...let's see... 27 today.Happy b-day, big guy!
Well, what did you all think?I'll post my impressions tomorrow...How about those last 10 minutes?
The Pittsburg Post-Gazette ran an article today which explored how the actual citizens of Scranton, PA feel about their fictional neighbors from "The Office."Long story short? The mayor has a Dunder Mifflin banner flying outside of City Hall (see image), the Chamber of Commerce sends the show Scranton mugs & other objects with pride, two "twenty-something" baristas feel the show makes fun of the city (but they're down with that), and a local firefighter says the show is "not funny" and is "stupid" (partly because they apparently used the wrong color coats on the firefighters in "The Fire").There's still talk of trying to fly the entire cast to Scranton for a big St. Patrick's Day love-fest.All in all, well worth a read.
Episode #4.0 of THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID reunites Matt and Ian to discuss "Grief Counseling" for much longer than is probably healthy-- don't forget, though, that it's mandatory. Matt would like it known that he's ok with a 2/3rd scale robot as a memorial... but a 15' extension cord would be cool. Episode discussion, news, emails and more. Nothing from Jim's iPod this week... Sorry about that... Incidental music provided by the Podshow Podsafe Music Network. Email us at TWSSpodcast @ gmail.com, or leave a comment on our blog page at thatswhatshesaid.libsyn.com. iTunes reviews are always appreciated! Help spread the word!
Not a whole lot to say about this other than... she sure cleans up nice, doesn't she? Jenna has a 3 page article in ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY this week. Not a whole lot of behind the scenes information or anything, but some interesting insight into her take on playing Pam. Ummm... Ahh...Must... stop... looking... at... picture...But really... just LOOK at her. She looks amazing. And I know I shouldn't be buying into this male dominated "penistocracy" society that forces women into flashy clothes and layers of make-up and airbrushing to be desirable, etc., etc., etc. But SHEESH! LOOK at her! LOOK AT HER!!ehem.I'm better now.
This episode is definitely an interesting one to watch-- you can almost see the hamster turning the wheels inside Michael's head.Surely Michael doesn't really CARE that Ed Truck, his old boss, is dead. I mean, he told us in "The Carpet" that he was the worst boss ever, and that turning into Ed was his "greatest fear" (Creed: "You should have much bigger fears than that"). So why does Michael go so bat$#!t in this episode?Simple.If no one cares about Ed's death, then no one will care about MICHAEL's death either, and that's just too much for him to deal with. The Answer? Force everyone in the office to feel depressed in a futile hope it will carry over when Michael goes on to the afterlife.Good luck, Michael.Some unanswered questions:
Thanks to everyone's support and iTunes reviews, we've made it to the front page of the iTunes Podcast page today! Well, it's under the "What's New" section, and you have to go to the second group of podcasts to see it, but hell-- I still call it cool. I've been having a great time putting this show out so far, and I hope this will lead to greater exposure for the show. My goal? To get name dropped by the cast, like Northern Attack or Office Tally do :) Seriously, thanks again to everyone who has stuck with me for these first three and a half episodes. I'm looking into adding a forum for the show, so we can sit around and talk about how wrong I am, or other such fun facts! It boggles the mind...Only one more day until "Grief Counseling"...
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