Michael or Dwight? Here's What She Said

Posted Jun 2nd 2009 3:00PM by TMZ Staff

It's really a lesser of two evils decision -- but given the choice of bumbling boss Michael Scott or cat-killing beet farmer Dwight Schrute, Angela Kinsey from "The Office" knew exactly who she'd rather get in the sack.

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Pam from 'The Office' -- Who'd You Rather?

Posted Apr 29th 2009 2:17PM by TMZ Staff

In the earth shattering scenario that Jim & Pam break up on "The Office," which other Dunder Mifflinite would she hook-up with? The awful choices we gave Jenna Fischer: Beet farmin' Dwight Schrute or worst boss ever Michael Scott?

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Battle for Schrutebucks

Posted Jun 20th 2007 2:07PM by TMZ Staff

Now every day can be Employee Appreciation Day -- "The Office" is coming to video games!

Game publisher MumboJumbo has secured exclusive rights to bring Michael Scott, Dwight Schrute and the rest of the gang to your Sony PSP, Nintendo DS or PC. Play as a bobbleheaded Dunder Mifflin slave-wager who must complete work tasks and pull pranks on his fellow employees. It's everything Dwight could want from a cubicle based video game.

Try and score your own Dundee award when "The Office" video game is released this fall.

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Dwight Schrute Talks Nunchakus

Posted Jul 21st 2006 2:53PM by TMZ Staff

Almost everyone has that guy at work who knows a little too much about Star Wars and Bruce Lee. The guy with the employee manual memorized and the boss' home phone on speed dial. That guy in NBC's hit "The Office" is Dwight Schrute, a character played by Rainn Wilson.

From Dwight to a sicko mortician in "Six Feet Under" to his current film "My Super Ex-Girlfriend" playing a wingman to Luke Wilson's character, Rainn is becoming a household name (even though it's a bit odd.)

Rainn cites his offbeat family for his comic sensibilities. "A crazy mix of hippie bohemian culture and white trash." That combined with a string of horrid jobs, including a grease ball insurance broker in New York where he would lie his way into offices to get appointments, paves the way for a genius comic career.

Read more about Rainn in the August issue of Maxim Magazine and see him in "My Super Ex-Girlfriend"starting today.

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