Here is a password to use to get into OT

Here is a password to get into OT:

Username = dwigt
Password = dwigt

I will monitor how the site is doing, and then turn this access off while I figure out the next step.

Thanks!
-Jennie

‘Beach Games’ deleted scenes

Three scenes up …

Links: 1 | 2 | 3

Jenna and John talk to Kristin

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E! Online’s Kristin Veitch talks to Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski at yesterday’s upfronts.

Nothing really new on the spoilerish front, but they do talk about the season finale.

Link: Kristin talks to Jenna and John

Rainn Wilson on ‘Today’

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Rainn Wilson appeared on The Today Show this morning with Matt Lauer. A clip from this Thursday’s season finale, ‘The Job,’ was shown (it’s the same clip as IESB.net’s clip #1 posted earlier).

Link: Rainn Wilson on ‘Today’

Videos of ‘The Job’

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Three new preview clips!

• Promo 1 | Promo 2
• Preview 1 | Preview 2 | Preview 3

Tipster: Alex

Office photos from upfronts

Sparklies Gallery has a bunch of photos of The Office cast from the upfronts today.

Link: Sparklies Gallery

Official news on ‘The Office’

NBC has announced its plans for the 2007-2008 season of The Office:

The network has ordered 30 half-hours of the hit series “The Office,” including five hour-long episodes, and also has increased the season order for “My Name Is Earl” to 25 episodes.

NBC’s acclaimed Thursday “Comedy Night Done Right” lineup will next year lead off with “My Name is Earl” at 8 p.m. (ET), which will be followed by “30 Rock” at 8:30 p.m., the Peabody Award-winning “The Office” at 9 p.m. and “Scrubs” at 9:30.

Link: NBC DELIVERS THE QUALITY ONCE AGAIN THIS FALL, INTRODUCING FIVE AMBITIOUS NEW DRAMAS, AN INVENTIVE COMEDY AND A VARIETY OF INNOVATIVE UNSCRIPTED PROGRAMS FOR ITS 2007-08 PRIMETIME SCHEDULE

Tipster: bales

Work for ‘The Office 360′

Just announced by NBC:

Beginning this fall, viewers will be invited to experience “The Office” in a whole new way. There will be a multitude of interactive features, one of which will encourage users to “work for” Dunder-Mifflin. Recruits will be asked to create their own branches and complete weekly corporate tasks. Local “branches” which successfully complete tasks may be integrated into an on air episode of the show. Additional content will be made available on many platforms, including interaction with unique mobile content, a WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) site and significantly increased original content on NBC.com.

Link: NBC DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCES SECOND SEASON OF CUTTING-EDGE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT