After being abandoned by Jim, Michael ventures an existential "walkabout" in Scranton. It's a contemplative time for powerful soul-searching, and for revealing his inner monologue to adorable animals.
And, for the very spoilery part of tonight's episode, watch the second clip, in which Dwight attempts to use…
A longtime dream of many Office fans was realized this evening as two titans of industry finally happened upon each other in a hallway. The Gervais/Carell team up was exactly as glorious as you'd expect. Video inside.
Tonight'sThe Simpsons went highbrow with the guests (James Lipton, David Mamet, Garry Marshall), and lowbrow with some pointed send-ups of '80s TV. Good episode—even better Lipton appearance!
In his infinite tactical genius, Michael plans sad and happy parties for himself depending on the state of Holly's relationship. He may jump the gun a bit, but this is valuable advice. Plan booze for the best and worst.
On tonight's Simpsons, we dealt with another unfortunate romantic pursuit by Seymour Skinner, who falls in love with Wiig's crunchy, passionate music teacher.
Though it outs me as a fan of musicals and Bart's idea could never equal the Best Picture-winning Westside Story, I still admire this version of Sharks fighting Jets. Enjoy.
When standing next to a woman being interviewed for her bravery during yesterday's horrific shooting, it's best not to leave your phone set to jaunty. It's definitely not OK to answer the pho—oh, there he goes! Watch inside.
Mythbusters had a special to test some of the more outlandish stunts in Seth Rogen's upcoming Green Hornet picture. His appearance on the show turns out to be a big announcement: "dont' suspend your disbelief!".
Tonight's hour-long ending brought, among other brilliance, a wonderfully violent and embarrassing meltdown by Kevin, and once again the beautiful gloat of Ruxin. I'm ready to say that besides maybe 30 Rock, The League is the best comedy on TV.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia made good on the answer to a cliffhanger tonight with a satisfying end to Dee's baby business. Check it out, and then we can all get back to being horrible people.
This Christmas, Dwight finally has the chance to get Jim's goat. Needless to say, it involves disguises, trickery, and cold-blooded cunning.
On last night's Mythbusters, our beleaguered commander in chief visited to lay down a gauntlet for Jamie and Adam. Their task? Build a working version of Archimedes' solar ray to defeat terrorism... or teach kids about science or something.
After toddlers were devastated by the news that Katy Perry and her ample bosom wouldn't air as part of Sesame Street, The Simpsons thankfully jumped in with a muppet bailout. Check out the corny, christmasey goodness inside.
Look how far we've come Sunny fans. Instead of skulking around outside of the ballpark in Philadelphia and being forced to pronounce the Phanatic as the "Phrenetic", the city's two non-Michael Vick heroes show up for a sweet montage.
Tonight's Office showed us that though Dwight is now a two-time property owner, he's nonetheless vigilant about being able to drink a cup of coffee with his feet. Hope for him to succeed in this clip.
Apparently a Bill O'Reilly chastisement counts for nothing around the Simpsons offices, as tonight's opening credits began with another helicopter-driven Fox News critique. All that and more inside.
Even in a climate where somehow more people are missing Dick Cheney having power, a show with broad appeal like The Simpsons can pull no punches in accusing him of straight up evil. This and Fox News hilarity inside.
The League reveals another Seinfeld-worthy term to be used in everyday parlance, if not in mixed company. Check it out, and work it gradually into your most nsfw of conversations.
