I never thought I’d look forward to any seasonal television other than Christmas episodes of sitcoms and animated series, but “The Office” has made me look forward to its Halloween episode every year. (more)

Last week’s “Mafia” was an offer we could easily refuse. Hopefully this week’s journey into DunderMifflinLand will have a little more pizzazz. Let’s go!

Jim and Pam return from their honeymoon with candy, which I think is more than generous. Michael pretends to be a character named Blind Guy McSqueezy… sigh.

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I have to hand it to “The Office” for having the big wedding episode in the middle of the season and not as a season finale or even during sweeps. That’s extra awesome for Dunder Mifflin fans like us because we can jump right back into crazy office shenanigans this week. Let’s go! (more)

It’s here, “Office” fans: the Jim and Pam wedding that’s been five seasons in the making. Did television’s cutest couple indeed tie the knot? Did Michael manage to ruin it somehow? What’s with the wig Kevin’s been sporting in the promos? Answers to all this and more in my Jam Wedding Recap Extravaganza! Mazel tov! (more)

The last we heard from Carrollton pianist Jeffery Ou, he was passing on his congratulations to co-contestant and America's Got Talent winner Kevin Skinner.

Now, the Jeffery Ou homecoming really begins.

He's already scheduled to be honored with a proclamation by Carrollton Mayor Ronald F. Branson at a Savoy of Josey Ranch Neighborhood Association block party Oct. 18. We'll have more details later.

Now, the Piano Gallery of Dallas will host a homecoming reception and fundraiser Oct. 24 at 13520 Inwood Road. Tickets are $25 and will go toward the nonprofit Elan International Music Festival scholarship fund. (more)

Happy Thursday, Dunder Mifflinites! I’ve been seeing those Jim & Pam wedding promos all week, and I don’t know about you, but I’m psyched. But that’s next week. Let’s see how well Dwight’s recovering from his shock last week at finding Jim has become a co-manager. Here we go! (more)

I realize that you can become a social-media pariah for not adhering to spoiler alerts in your status-update posts or tweets. I realize that basically, it's good manners.

But c'mon.

I remember the comic strip in which a couple is talking about the movie "Titanic" as they're exiting the theater and two kids in line for the next showing hear them and blurt out in disgust, "The boat sinks? Hey, thanks for spoiling the ending."

Maybe it's not exactly the same, but the point is close: It's hard to NOT openly talk/tweet/blog about plots to TV shows or movies without disturbing someone who has it recorded but hasn't had the time to see it. And in this world of social media, is it fair to limit your conversations if the others can't keep up?

What do you think? Discuss.

Hey there, gossip girls. Had enough of last week’s rumor-mongering at Dunder Mifflin? Well, it’s a new week with new shenanigans on “The Office.” Let’s go! (more)

Alright, Dunder Mifflin party people! Is everyone rested up after a summer free of bears and beets? Yes? No? I don’t even care, let’s get started! (more)

Jeffery Ou of Carrollton embodied America's Got Talent: a person who had a special talent and needed only this NBC program to show it off. As celeb judge David Hasselhoff liked to blurt out, "You're what this show is all about!"

But even Ou couldn't disagree on the final outcome of this year's America's Got Talent.

Kevin Skinner, an unemployed chicken catcher from Kentucky, crooned his way to victory in the million-dollar talent show Tuesday night.

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