See you at lunch tomorrow Michael Scott

Tonight officially marked the end of a wonderful saga. Tonight was Michael Scott's last day at Dunder Mifflin and also Steve Carell's last day on The Office. I will certainly miss him. I will miss his genuine nature and his ignorance. I will miss Ping, Prison Mike, and his other characters. I will miss his sense of humor. The Office will still be good, but it will never be the same.

If you haven't watched the "Goodbye, Michael" episode of The Office, check it out on Hulu (or right here:)


Also, you should check out TV|Line's top Michael Scott Moments:
http://www.tvline.com/2011/04/office-memorable-michael-scott-moments-day-1/
http://www.tvline.com/2011/04/office-memorable-michael-scott-moments-day-2/
http://www.tvline.com/2011/04/office-memorable-michael-moments-day-3/
http://www.tvline.com/2011/04/the-office-memorable-michael-moments-day-4/

I'm a Schmuck...are you?

A couple days ago I was privileged to view Dinner for Schmucks (2010). I was expecting to enjoy it, but not nearly as much as I did. Hilarious slapstick gold.

Paul Rudd plays a guys who's trying to move up in his company. In order to do so, his boss is making him attend a dinner, but he has to invite one interesting idiot. Then he meets Barry. By meets, I mean hit with his car. Barry (Steve Carell) is a clueless, lovable man who likes taxidermy-ed mice. He is amazing. Perfect. He makes a mess, but you still love him. The film also features Zach Galifianakis (from The Hangover), Jemaine Clement (The Flight of the Conchords), and Jeff Dunham (in a small role).

The story is interesting, the acting is phenomenal, and the humor is the funniest I've seen since Anchorman. Props to Steve Carell.

Dinner for Schmucks runs 114 minutes and is rated PG-13. I would abide by the 13 rule. I give it a deserved 9 ramheads out of 10.

The Office is an HOUR LONG after the Super Bowl!

Some Previews for The Office :)