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It's not that I hated Nikole Beckwith's Together, Together, but man, did it irritate me. Like a slow drag of fingernails across a chalkboard that steadily increases in volume until your hair stands on end, the film is a long slog to nowhere with one of the most aggravating practitioners of passive-aggressive behavior you're likely to meet. That would be Matt (Ed Helms), a single guy in his 40s who longs to be a father and decides to hire a surrogate to help him to that end. That poor soul would be Anna (Patti Harrison), a not particularly responsible young woman who just wants to make a qu...

Ed Helms on what Andy from The Office has in common with new Rutherford Falls character Omar Sanchez © Colleen Hayes/Peacock; Byron Cohen/NBCU Watch Helms as Nathan Rutherford lose his cool on Peacock's Rutherford Falls. In the pilot for Peacock's latest comedy Rutherford Falls (out now), Ed Helms' Nathan Rutherford has the ultimate meltdown. The downward spiral may ring a bell for those who've followed Helms' previous roles. After all, he infamously punched through a wall out of nowhere and spontaneously sailed away to the Caribbean on The Office as Andy Bernard. In a r...

may be, to hear one actress tell it. As reported by People, thespian Kat Ahn once assumed the role of an Asian waitress on the beloved comedy. In the 2007 episode “A Benihana Christmas,” office manager Michael Scott — played by actor Steve Carell — can’t tell Kat’s character apart from a fellow waitress. After flirting with a different pair of waitresses at Benihana, he and the character of Andy Bernard bring Kat and another girl back to the company Christmas party. Michael remarks to other male characters, “You know how all waitresses look alike.” He marks the arm of one of t...

AMC Partings and fracturing alliances are the themes in 'The Ladder'. Quick recap: Lieutenant Gore got done in by what we're assuming is a bear, and the Inuit man who seems to have had some measure of influence over an unknown force which lives on the tundra. That was definitely a bad vibe, but any horror and ghost story aficionado knows the real damage comes at the top of this episode. Rule one of any horror-adjacent scenario is you don't mess with talismans, icons, runes, or creepy little handmade dolls. Invariably, you're either calling down some kind of wrath from The Great Beyond or des...

by Apr 29, 2011, 12:13 am In an episode that managed to jerk tears without getting too sappy or away from its comedy roots, NBC’s flagship comedy “The Office” waved goodbye to its star Steve Carell in the extended “Goodbye, Michael” episode Thursday. The episode revolved around Carell’s character Michael Scott slyly having goodbye interactions with each of his Dunder Mifflin coworkers (all on fairly good terms–even the one with Toby) under the notion that he was leaving for Holly and Colorado the following day. In reality, he was actually departing that day at 4PM but did no...