Late Night (***1/2) is the new talent becoming a skill
This film would is better than anything of it’s kind in the ’80’s and it’s better than most comedies in the last decade. It’s just not a high bar.
The Office: Episode 182 – Paper Airplane
Written by – Halsted Sullivan & Warren Lieberstein Directed by – Jesse Peretz A brief synopsis – Dwight and Angela are the finalists in a paper airplane contest. Jim and Pam keep working on their […]
The Office: Episode 180 – Promos
Written by – Tim McAuliffe Directed by – Jennifer Celotta A brief synopsis – Commercials begin running for the documentary, now 9 years in the making, and the staff is feeling the excitement…and regret. […]
The Office: Episode 178 – Moving On
Written by Graham Wagner Directed by Jon Favreau A brief synopsis – Andy is trying to get over Erin, who is enjoying her secret (from Andy) relationship with Pete. Jim arranges an interview […]
The Office: Episode 177 – Couples Discount
Written by Allison Silverman Directed by Troy Miller A brief synopsis – Erin has a decision to make between Andy and Pete. Pam and Jim have lunch with Brian. The office tries to […]
Butter finds liberals guessing what conservatives do
Butter – 2012 Director Jim Field Smith Starring Jennifer Garner, Ty Burrell, Olivia Wilde, Rob Corddy, Ashley Greene, Alicia Silverstone, Hugh Jackman, Yara Shahidi, Kristen Schaal Screenplay Jason Micallef Dear Jennifer, I want to talk […]
The Office: Episode 174 – Customer Loyalty
Written by Jonathan Green & Gabe Miller Directed by Kelley Cantley A brief synopsis – Jim reaches a crisis point with the new company just in time to miss a big event with […]
The Office: Episode 173 – Suit Warehouse
Written by Dan Greaney Directed by Matt Sohn A brief synopsis – The staff makes it a personal mission to test each of the many flavors that come with the NEspresso machine that […]
The Office: Episode 172 – Lice
Written by Niki Schwartz-Wright Directed by Rodman Flender A brief synopsis – Jim has a great meeting with a basketball legend. Pam lets Meredith take the rap for bringing lice into the office. […]
The Office: Episode 166 – Work Bus
Written by Brent Forrester Directed by Bryan Cranston A brief synopsis – Convinced that the building is unsafe, Dwight brings in a bus…to work in. Jim tries to soothe things over with Pam. […]
The Office: Episode 165 – Andy’s Ancestry
Written by Jonathan Green & Gabe Miller Directed by David Rogers A brief synopsis – Erin turns to Dwight to teach her a new language to impress Andy’s family. Pam works with Nellie […]
The Office: Episode 164 – Roy’s Wedding
Written by: Allison Silverman Directed by: Matt Sohn A brief synopsis – Jim and Pam get invited to Roy’s wedding and the toast leads to the awkward realization that they know everything […]
The Office: Episode 163 – New Guys
Written & Directed by: Greg Daniels A brief synopsis – Andy’s return from manager training has him looking to get back at Nellie. “Dwight Jr.” (Clark Duke) and “Jim Jr.” (Jake Lacey) […]
The Office: Episode 162 – Free Family Portrait Studio
Written & Directed by: B.J. Novak A brief synopsis – Dwight is offering free family portrait studios, and some folks are curious as to why. Conversely, no one is curious why Andy […]
The Office: Episode 159 – Angry Andy
The Writer – Justin Spitzer Directed by – Claire Scanion A brief synopsis – Kelly is faced with a decision between Ryan and a new man. Robert is on the verge of making […]
The Office: Episode 158 – Welcome Party
The Writer – Steve Hely Directed by – Ed Helms A brief synopsis – Andy and Erin make their way back from Florida with a stopover in southern Pennsylvania to break up […]
Ebert Did It Better: Gasbag Reviews 