Cast a replacement for Steve Carell on the The Office
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...and this was a class move by Bill.. He gave all the Dead SNL cast props.. funny twist at the end... I missed the awards I need to check to see if they run it again.. Bill's speach was pretty much perfect tho.
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The Afronaut wrote:Just so I'm understanding correctly, is NBC looking for someone to take over the actual role of Michael Scott or are they looking to introduce a new character to fill Carrell's absence?
Rumor has it the last episode he and Lily Tomlin trade bodies while touching an ancient sacrificial bowl and she thinks she's him for the rest of the series.
j/k I think we're just speculating who would bringthe interest back that will inevitably get lost with the departing of Michael's character.
They already brought the replacement in (I'm pretty sure). Judging from the reaction of the source, It's a pretty well known name/popular with fans of Office-like comedy. I can't wait to see who it is.
The show should end, though. That character can't be replaced.
Some pretty good suggestions so far-- Gaffigan & Keaton would be f'n awesome. If anyone has seen The Big C on Showtime I'd throw in Oliver Platt.
Some more out of the blue:
Justin Kirk
Andy Buckley (Who is David Wallace-- I kinda liked when he got all who gives a fuck and weird, I wished they pushed that further. I think if he kept up that schtick it could be funny)
Steve Martin
Bryan Cranston
Ty Burrell
The show should end, though. That character can't be replaced.
Some pretty good suggestions so far-- Gaffigan & Keaton would be f'n awesome. If anyone has seen The Big C on Showtime I'd throw in Oliver Platt.
Some more out of the blue:
Justin Kirk
Andy Buckley (Who is David Wallace-- I kinda liked when he got all who gives a fuck and weird, I wished they pushed that further. I think if he kept up that schtick it could be funny)
Steve Martin
Bryan Cranston
Ty Burrell
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The Frankest wrote:but wait, when did they say it?
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/46659?q=node/46658Beaks: What's the next move from here? At one point, it sounded like you were only going to do two seasons of EASTBOUND & DOWN. Has that changed?
Hill: I think we'll probably do one more season after this, but we're going to call it pretty quickly. Most shows start to repeat themselves after two seasons. There are exceptions, but even the good ones still have filler episodes, and we don't want to do that. So we're going to call it pretty quickly, I think. After that, more movies, I guess. We've actually talked to HBO about doing another show. Making television with HBO is pretty cool. We consider EASTBOUND & DOWN a really long film; it doesn't play like most television. You can really do long-form stuff. Growing up, I really liked CENTENNIAL and RICH MAN, POOR MAN. These kind of events don't really happen anymore, and I kind of think EASTBOUND &DOWN is in the same vein as those stories.
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