Steve Carell
In the third part of our goodbye to The Office, the cast and producers open up about the tough loss of the World's Best Boss Michael Scott, aka series star Steve Carell. After rising from network underdog to Best Comedy Series Emmy winner in Season 2, The Office solidified its status as one of the top comedies on TV. In 2007, NBC moved the series to its prized Thursday-at-9 timeslot. The following year, the network hand-picked The Office to air immediately following Super Bowl XLIII. However, the show was about to face a huge blow...
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Will Ferrell
What are the funniest movies of all time?
On Monday night, TVGN will count down the films that had moviegoers falling out of their seats laughing with Count It Down: Funniest Movies of All Time.
39 must-watch finales
From classic chuckles with...
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Will Ferrell
Will Ferrell and Gordon Ramsay were both injured during a charity soccer match in England on Sunday, according to the New York Post.
Both men...
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Will Ferrell
Are you ready to ride the palomino stallion... again?
San Diego's Channel 4 Evening News team, aka Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell and David Koechner, are back...
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Will Ferrell
We are so in a glass cage of emotion!
Last night, the world received something even groovier than a free case of Sex Panther when Will Ferrell slipped back into Ron Burgundy's leisure suit for a very special announcement ...
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Will Ferrell
Now that Michael Scott is engaged and headed for Colorado, Steve Carell's Office days are numbered. With just three episodes left for the sitcom's longtime star, he's calling on a few friends to help him say goodbye, including...
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Steve Carell
As Michael Scott nears his Dunder Mifflin exit, Steve Carell is also preparing to say goodbye to The Office castmates he's come to know and love for the past seven years.
"It's bittersweet," Carell tells TVGuide.com. "I'm excited about the prospect to be able to spend more time with my family, but...
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Will Ferrell
Just as Steve Carell is on his way out of Dunder Mifflin, Will Ferrell is moving in.
The 43-year-old funny man has signed on for a multi-episode arc on The Office, NBC announced Wednesday.
Ferrell will play...
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For an upcoming TV Guide magazine feature, The Office's Steve Carell has offered to answer questions supplied by you, the TV Guide and/or TVGuide.com reader. Please share them here, in this blog. Please, no more than two questions per user.
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Will Ferrell will do anything for a laugh — and that includes posing nude on the cover of TV Guide magazine (on sale tomorrow). But in his latest film, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, the former Saturday Night Live cut-up says he attempted to peel back the emotional layers to reveal the heartache hidden beneath his title character's pompous exterior. Seriously.
"Ron enjoys the mantle of being San Diego's No. 1 news guy," Ferrell says. "But he's a little sad when he gets home, opens that refrigerator door and there are just two beers and an empty Chinese-food carton — and [only] his dog waiting for him. He's slightly pathetic but he doesn't want anyone to know."
If it sounds like Ferrell has a good handle on Burgundy, it's probably because he co-wrote Anchorman with director Adam McKay. "This whole idea kind of came about when I was watching a documentary about news people in the '70s," the
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