dunder mifflin

NBC and Dunder Mifflin have announced the new manager of the Scranton office of the make-believe paper company portrayed in "The Office." It's dim-witted salesman Andy Bernard, played by cast member Ed Helms.

The dryly wry second-in-command at the Scranton office of Dunder Mifflin is famous for his obscure knowledge and comically literal interpretation of… well… everything.

And so the Dwight Schrute meme was born.

Actor James Spader has joined the cast of "The Office" to play the CEO of Sabre -- parent company of Dunder Mifflin, NBC announced Wednesday.

It's official: NBC has announced that James Spader has joined the regular cast of The Office as its new CEO.

The Emmy-winning actor will join the half-hour comedy as CEO Robert California of Sabre, the parent company of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Co.

Ricky Gervais says "The Office" should hire the "Arrested Development" star to play Dunder Mifflin's bungling boss. Does anyone else agree?

It looks like Dunder Mifflin may soon have to hire a new boss for its Scranton branch.

Ever wonder how exactly Dunder Mifflin is laid out? No? Well screw you, I have, and I think this is pretty damn cool.

IGN TV sat down to pick the ten best Office pranks, which was no small feat considering the plethora of gags the show has offered over the years.

Here's what we came up with...

The employers of Dunder Mifflin may be on hiatus but at least, fans can still enjoy The Office online. NBC.com now offers more digital features than ever this summer, which allows fans to follow Twitter conversations between characters, vote on favorite Office moments, play The Office Golf Game for iPhone and iPod Touch, and complete summer...