NBC's "The Office" is going off the air after its ninth season, so it's time to look back and remember why it's an all-time great show.

Links for 7/6/12, featuring a magician's cat, a 'Magic Mike' photoshop, and a dog who loves air conditioning more than you've loved anything.

Ever since Vince pointed out 'Patton Oswalt at an end-of-the-world wine orgy' I've been looking forward to Seeking a Friend at the End of the World.

The thing about "The Office" is that, even as the overall quality of the show continues to decline, the Cold Opens are consistently great.

Wanderlust opens this week and based on the trailers and the lack of critical response thus far we're all still trying to determine whether it's a Paul Rudd movie or a Jennifer Aniston movie.

The 2012 SAG Awards were last night and hopefully off your radar.

It's hard to remember it now, but seasons two through four of "The Office" can rival the current and the last of seasons "Parks and Recreation" in sheer gloriousness.

When I was a kid, my favorite part of my family's summer trips to Walt Disney World was when my parents would be released from the detaining area after they'd try to run on restaurant checks.

Late last month, word leaked out that James Spader -- easily the best guest star during "The Office's" late-season parade of applicants to fill Steve Carell's shoes -- was in negotiations to join the NBC show full-time next season.