The "Prince Family Paper" episode of The Office is unnecessary and painful, between stealing the client list and objectifying ...

Then there’s David Letterman’s relatable quip ... and late / Coffee and oranges in a sunny chair.” — Wallace Stevens, “Sunday Morning” “The cup of coffee contains the history ...

Chesapeake Sheriff David Rosado is being challenged in the Republican Primary by Chesapeake police lieutenant Wallace Chadwick. Rosado took control of the city’s sheriff’s office in November ...

Andy Buckley and Melora Hardin, who played David Wallace and Jan Levinson in the sitcom, star in the ad, filmed in the style of a classic local TV commercial and highlighting the location's unique ...

Chili’s has also enlisted several actors from “The Office” to star in the ads, including Melora Hardin (Jan Levinson), Andy Buckley (David Wallace), Brian Baumgartner (Kevin Malone ...

Sure, we can laugh at how rude he was to this man when making small talk at David Wallace’s house ... to choose a healthcare plan for the office has clearly gone to his head.

Updated by Jordan Iacobucci on May 20, 2024: With news of the new reboot of The Office, take a look back at some of Michael Scott's best quotes in the beloved original American series.

David Lloyd Wallace, "Dave" to his friends ... Next, he opened his office at Desert Medical Associates, where he practiced until 2010 with two partners. Throughout their years in Mesa, the ...

They came back to our office. And they didn’t say a word. I was stunned. WALLACE: Maybe a little disappointed too? DAVID: Yeah, would have been a good scene. I missed out on a big dramatic moment.

David’s interview with Wallace veered into the contemplative ... I like going to the office. (Laughs.) I like going to the office. I like playing golf. I like being in my house.

David Wallace a life-long journalist who served ... sometimes staying overnight at the office, putting the magazine to bed. It was a banner time for BusinessWeek, with the magazine winning the ...

Has there ever been a worse idea than David Wallace’s “Suck It” shop ... By the end of US version of The Office, Wallace was head of his old company once again and thriving.