And even better for you Office fans, she gave us some juicy little insight on when Pam’s gonna pop and what’s up with the “new Jim and Pam.”
For starters, that “Jam” baby is going to be here soon?
“We haven’t shot the birth yet,” Jenna tells us. “We’re on a hiatus right now but it’s coming up. Pam’s gonna give birth in February, the baby’s due in February so not too much longer now. My favorite thing was the outfit I got to wear for the Christmas episode, they got me a really cute little red jumper dress and it looked really cute with the baby bump.”
She also would like fans to note Pam’s perfect attendance so far. “She’s been quite a trooper, she hasn’t missed any work because of her pregnancy, if you’ve noticed. And she only vomited in the office once, well more than once, but she’s been a model employee!”
So what can she dish on the current Office romances? “I always like our office romances. I personally am a fan of the Dwight and Angela romance. I would like to see more of that in the upcoming season. I hope that will rekindle because those two oddballs are kind of my favorite. But I’m really liking the Andy and Erin love story. It’s bringing out a really neat side of Andy and I think Erin is just such a sweet soul. I think it’s nice.”
Take a first look at the NBC hit series THE OFFICE “Shareholder Meeting” Season 6 Episode 11 which airs Thursday November 19 at 9pm on NBC.
Episode Synopsis: THE OFFICE “Shareholder Meeting” Season 6 Episode 11 - Michael (Golden Globe winner Steve Carell) gets excited when he’s invited by David Wallace (Andy Buckley) to be honored on stage at the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York, and he brings Andy (Ed Helms), Dwight (Rainn Wilson) and Oscar (Oscar Nunez) along for the ride. Meanwhile, Jim (John Krasinski) has a hard time getting Ryan (B.J. Novak) to do work. Jenna Fischer, Leslie David Baker, Brian Baumgartner, Kate Flannery, Mindy Kaling, Angela Kinsey, Phyllis Smith, Creed Bratton, Paul Lieberstein, and Ellie Kemper also star.
Michael’s (Steve Carell) world is rocked by troubling rumors about Dunder Mifflin. The company may be filing for bankruptcy soon. It could be bad.
He forces the office into a day of strange diversions, upsetting Jim (John Krasinski) and leading others to wonder if Michael has gone insane.
His plan is to recreate a murder mystery in Antebellum Savannah. Everyone tries to fake accents and determine who was involved in the murder.
As expected, some people are more into this than others. Dwight seems intent on finding the fake killer. Stanley just wants to do his crossword.
The most hilarious scene comes from Creed, who shows up and Michael tells, in his fake accent, that they are trying to solve a recent murder.
Creed bolts, hops in his car and peels out of the parking lot.
There is no subplot tonight, although we do see a little bit more from Andy (Ed Helms) and Erin (Ellie Kemper), who want to court each other but are confused by the murder mystery, and their own awkwardness.
In the end, Jim decides to stop trying to take himself so seriously and let Michael win this one. Sometimes, it’s important to keep morale up, if only for a day.
Will Dunder-Mifflin really go under? That we’ll have to wait and see.
Dwight brought bagels so everyone would “owe” him one in his quest to depose Jim.
Michael continued to brag about his relationship with Helene, particularly because it was her birthday, and they were having lunch with Pam and Jim.
Things got tense and strange when Michael found out that Helene is a cool 58 years old. The Helene-is-old theme continued and made Michael realize he had to end it.
Dwight and Andy “helped” each other and did “favors” for one another: Dwight brought breakfast, so Andy bought everyone a taco lunch.
Dwight cleaned the office freezer, so Andy shined Dwight’s briefcase.
They tidied each other up, offered each other comical advice, and so on. No one was about to be out-owed.
At lunch, things got really awkward, but when he revealed the scrapbook he made for her, it became epically so.
Michael decided that Helene wasn’t right for him after all and the time to tell her was right then, as they were finishing birthday cake.
He tried to pin it on Pam, but she dodged, and so he had to launch into the full-on dumping spiel. Helene needs someone who gets her references.
He wants kids, a life that includes bungee jumping and going to Italy, well if he ever wanted to do those things, that is.
Back at the office, Michael offered Pam a raise — bribe — and jokingly offers to let her hit him, which she way too readily accepts.
It’s the threat heard round the office: Ryan and Kelly rushed in to see if Michael was scared, Toby tried to make sure it would happen off company property and offered some punching advice, and Kelly made popcorn.
It seemed that Pam wouldn’t go through with it, but after Michael says that Helene came on to him, Pam whips around and slaps him as hard as she can.
The Office crew proves they still have their web series juice with their latest online offshoot Subtle Sexuality, which first popped up two weeks ago before premiering October 29. Now the entire three-episode web series is now online including the finale (above), a tribute video “Male Prima Donna” about Kelly Kapoor’s on-again/off-againg boyfriend Ryan. And with musicals so hot right now, it’s not exactly a shocker that they went that route.
Also up now is a fully loaded site around the all-girl pop group formed by Kelley (Mindy Kaling) and Erin (Ellie Kemper). The band satisfies at least two of nutcase Kelly’s obsessions—pop celebrities and Ryan (B.J. Novak). And Andy (Ed Helms) gets to rock some more of his Cornell acapella skills.
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