Other than Steve Carell, the cast of The Office were primarily starving artists who had small acting parts and were struggling to eke out a living. ANGELA KINSEY is best known for her portrayal of the feisty, head of accounting ‘Angela Martin’ on all nine seasons of The Office.

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There are a total of 24 uses of censored language in these seasons, 13 of them being uses of “f*ck” and it’s variations. You can find out more about our use, change your default settings, and withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future by visiting Cookies Settings, which can also be found in the footer of the site. Another scene shows 2 characters trashing a bar and throwing stuff at walls (this scene is serious), then a man charges at a beloved character attempting to kill him before Dwight quickly removes pepper spray from his desk and sprays him (this is also one of the more serious and graphic scenes). Mostly employing a dialogue format, the authors walk the line between a behind-the-scenes look at the landmark comedy and the desire to maintain the secrets they share with their friends.If you had an unhealthy obsession with the office in high school that honest to god consumed you, like me, you’ll end up giving it five stars because listening to the audio made you feel transported back to those days. But when they're older, if they take an interest, which they may, I think it would be fun to watch it with them. They had to, HAD TO know a huge portion of their readers would also be listeners of their Office Ladies podcast. While sorting through their garages, attics, and other parts of their homes, Fischer and Kinsey rediscovered tons of Office memorabilia: journals, photos, mementos. There's bumbling branch manager Michael Scott ( Steve Carell); wannabe manager Dwight ( Rainn Wilson), who runs the family beet farm when he's not functioning as the office hall monitor; cat-loving accountant Angela ( Angela Kinsey), Dwight's on-and-off office flame; dry-humored Jim ( John Krasinski), a prank-loving sales rep who's in love with his co-worker Pam ( Jenna Fischer); and many other memorable folks.

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The Office is one of my favorite TV shows, a top fiver for me forever — I enjoyed listening to the audiobook of The Office BFFs by Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey. I imagine if you've listened to the podcast that this might be a bit repetitive, but fans of The Office will love this one. And part of me was like, 'Listen, if I tell Angela and then I didn't tell Oscar [Nunez] [and] start picking who I'm telling, then Angela has to keep it from Brian [Baumgartner] and Kate [Flannery].Their parts in such an amazing show can’t be overlooked but their friendship really shines through in this. I listened to it on audiobook and it felt like I was sitting on a couch having a chat with my best friends. Kinsey discusses the fascinating mechanics of hiding her pregnancy on screen and how she and Rainn Wilson (Dwight Schrute) navigated their first make-out scene.

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The behind the scenes information and facts were so entertaining to read and even the second to last chapter made me tear up.

Frank and unapologetic, Johnson vividly captures aspects of her former life as a stage seductress shimmying to blues tracks during 18-minute sets or sewing lingerie for plus-sized dancers. I don’t listen to their podcast, Office Ladies, because I just do not have that attention span but now I really want to. On one hand, it was the most unpleasant experience I’ve had listening to or reading a book in my life. Now that we're re-watching the show for the [ Office Ladies] podcast, she often re-watches with me and she is cracking up.

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I kept waiting for the point when I would hear something new, but it really wasn't until the very end when they discussed the finale of the show. With a narrative assist from Stanton, the result is a consistently titillating and often moving story of human struggle as well as an insider glimpse into the days when Times Square was considered the Big Apple’s gloriously unpolished underbelly.We spent a lot of time throughout the entire season working out the nuances of that story and introducing the character of Brian, the boom operator, [and how] this long distance relationship was going to impact them and their marriage. A trained theatre actress, Fischer also starred in the Off-Broadway production of Reasons to Be Happy written and directed by Neil LaBute; and in the original cast of Steve Martin's comedy Meteor Shower for The Old Globe Theater. I felt like I was right there with them on the set—and in a very small way, a part of their amazing friendship. They go through the goods and bad’s of life with you, and you’ll find tons of moments where you want to laugh your guts out, and some times where you want to cry.