This episode of The Office should just be called The Andy Show — he gets all the best lines and does a hilarious job delivering them. And I love the teaming up of Andy and Oscar. So unlikely, and thus, so very funny.

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• Army Wives will be back for a third season, with 18 episodes scheduled to air sometime in 2009, Zap2it reports.
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• Leelee Sobieski is the lucky actress who will play Dillinger's girlfriend in Public Enemies, writes Variety. Dillinger, mind you, is being played by Johnny Depp.
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After last week's trip to the NYC nightclub, this episode of The Office took us back to, well, the actual office. I'm generally in favor of the episodes that take place inside Dunder-Mifflin, but this one was a little strange for me — draggy in parts, then funny, then draggy again. I do love me some Stanley, though, and this episode was a great showcase for him at his prickly, disrespectful best.

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• The Onion AV Club points me to a site where an artist is drawing characters from The Wire in the style of The Simpsons.
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• Give Me My Remote has a clip of Ed Helms on The Tonight Show, complete with scenes from tonight's episode of The Office.

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As good as it was to see The Office crew on TV last week, I did wish that the first episode back had been set in, well, the actual office. Luckily, it seems that I'll be getting my fix this week with a Dunder-Mifflin-centric episode. Apparently, someone's been encroaching on the office's parking spaces, and Kevin and Andy team up for a siege to win them back.

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In this week's episode of The Office we find Michael moonlighting as a telemarketer because of his money troubles. In other news, Dwight pines after Angela some more and struggles with the fact that Andy is actively pursuing her (by moonwalking past Accounting). For most of the hour-long episode, Pam and Jim act with uncommon compassion toward Dwight, taking pity on him in his distressed state.

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