Saturday, December 13, 2008
News Clickable Advent Calendar, 13: "The Office" & Unicorn Princess
Posted by Curt Holman @Curt_Holman on Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 1:00 PM
If I were on top of my game, I'd have an entry about the holiday-themed series finale of Ricky Gervais' "Extras," which airs on HBO on Tuesday night. But apparently I'm not, because I don't. What to do? Wait, I know: Gervais, who co-created "Extras," also co-created an even more acclaimed sitcom, "The Office." And the Dec. 11 episode of the U.S. "Office," titled "Moroccan Christmas," has a holiday theme. Not too tenuous? Anyway, here's the episode in its entirety:
The episode reveals that this year's hot holiday toy is the Unicorn Princess doll -- basically a Barbie knock-off with a long, sharp horn protuding from its forehead. Those net-savvy kids at NBC have created a Unicorn Princess website, which I include just to make the Clickable Advent Calendar extra clicky.
Incidentally, "The Office" has launched another batch of webisodes, collectively titled "The Outburst" and focusing on Oscar.
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Dwight is the man. I just ordered a sweet Dwight Schrute for President shirt from www.PantherTees.com. They have tons of stuff from The Office. They said not to tell anyone, but here is a 10% discount code, pts10 (it is case sensitive, so copy and paste it). Enjoy!
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