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Have you ever wondered what it's like to work at a startup? Would you freeze in the presence of paper company legend, Michael Scott ? Can you handle getting berated by Selina Meyer 's staff on a daily basis? Silicon Valley star Zach Woods knows each of these scenarios all too well.

Bad news, Mark Fan-danawiczes: Even though this Pawneean lives in Indiana's greatest town, the chances of him paying another visit to the Parks department are slim to none.

Long before The Weather Channel started its downward spiral towards infotainment and cheap reality shows, the network and its meteorologists held a fair amount of stature in the public eye.

On the next episode of NBC 's THE BLACKLIST titled "The Kingmaker", Red thinks the Kingmaker , a strategist, is responsible when a politician in Prague is framed for murder and Liz uncovers a secret Red has been hiding.

Lesson learned from Fargo : Even a nice guy can be pushed too far. On last week's premiere of FX's new miniseries, which airs Tuesdays at 10/9c, henpecked milquetoast Lester Nygaard had had enough of his wife's verbal abuse and killed her with a hammer during her latest harangue.

The Mindy Project got off to a rough start. The Office alum and bestselling memoirist Mindy Kaling wrote, produced, and starred in a gem of a pilot that promised to both pay affectionate homage to and mercilessly skewer the tropes of romantic comedy on the small screen.

"Dance" Jess fears someone is trying to sabotage her first middle school dance, so she enlists the gang to help her chaperone on the big night.

Welcome back to Mad Men Mondays! And, after a thoughtful but slow-ish start last week, how interesting was last night's episode? It was Valentine's Day, and the only "I love you" that we heard came from an unexpected, heartwarming source: Sally, muttering the words to her dad after a drive back to school; an afternoon and evening together in which ... (more)

British Sky Broadcasting's An Idiot Abroad is the latest attempt by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, the creators of the BBC's The Office, to find humor in humiliating and ridiculing their friend Karl Pilkington - this time by sending him around the world to "experience" other cultures.

This is roughly similar to Fox's 2012 performance, so now the question becomes, will Fox's new slate woo advertisers? Fox's ratings in 2014 have been heavily buoyed by football-the network aired both the Super Bowl and the NFC Championship this year.

Ellen is The Independent's TV critic. She writes a daily review of Last Night's TV and a weekly 'Inside TV' column for the i paper, as well as a column on general topics for the main paper most Wednesdays.

The gang is back in another cinematic feature and this time they've recruited the help of British comedian Ricky Gervais.

Les Dennis admits some people can be surprised when they realise he can act as well as present game shows.

New York City has been luring film business away from Los Angeles for quite some time, and now they have the woman who's going to make it even harder to say no to the Big Apple.

NBC's The Office was at first viewed with so much skepticism - the Yankee version of Ricky Gervais' beloved UK cult favorite series.

There are new books at the Ellinwood School/Community Library. They are: "The English Girl" by Daniel Silva.

Stephen Colbert might have dominated the late-night landscape with the announcement of his succession to 'Late Show' host David Letterman , but NBC has stolen back a bit of thunder with help from ' SNL ' veteran Maya Rudolph .

'Alan Partridge,' with Steve Coogan, Colm Meaney, Tim Key, Felicity Montagu. Directed by Declan Lowney, from a screenplay by Coogan, Peter Baynham, Neil Gibbons, Rob Gibbons and Armando Iannucci.

When it seems like it's the end for a show, a lot of crap that gets flung at the screen.

Actor Martin Freeman, best known for The Office and Sherlock, talks to BBC News about his chilly new role in a TV version of Fargo and preparing to play Richard III in London's West End.