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No OFFICE Spinoff!! Amy Poehler To Join New Not-Spinoff For THE OFFICE Creators!!
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I am – Hercules!! The spin-off of “The Office” won’t be a spin-off after all! The long-planned sitcom from “Office” writer-producers Greg Daniels and Mike “Mose” Schur will not share characters with the Steve Carell series, but will still get the post-“Office” timeslot early next year. Amy Poehler will star in the new series alongside fellow sketch-show vet Aziz Ansari (“Human Giant”) in the not-spinoff. She’ll presumably quit “Saturday Night Live,” where she’s been a cast member since 2001. The title and premise of the new sitcom are as yet undisclosed and perhaps even undetermined. Find all of Variety’s story on the matter here . [image] ...
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Variety is on it, now. Really, really, really good news aside for a second, how long has this picture been on the internet?! Meeeooooooooow.
New cast member announce for Office spin-off?
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The word on the streets is that they have hired a new cast member for the new and highly anticipated Office spin-off.
Baby Mama star Amy Poehler will be joining the cast of the not yet named (as far as we know) show. She will be joining hilarious comic Aziz Ansari who was the first cast member to be announced. ...
Did Palin bring the funny on 'SNL'?
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The good news for Republicans: Sarah Palin didn't fall flat on her Kawasaki 704 glasses during her brief appearance(s) on "Saturday Night Live" over the weekend. The vice-presidential hopeful was no more or less wooden than any of the other politicians who've taken guest spots on the sketch-comedy show. The good news for NBC: Palin helped "SNL" achieve its highest ratings since 1994, when Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan hosted. The bad news for Republicans: Palin is viewed by millions of Americans -- perhaps the majority of Americans -- as an inexperienced joke ... yet the former beauty queen's ...
