Michael Scott is one of the most beloved characters in TV history, but Steve Carell's return to play him in The Office finale ...

It’s incredibly difficult to compete with America’s version of The Office, and even more so to find a replacement for the ...

But let’s face it: Michael Scott was the belle of the ball. Steve Carell stayed on NBC for seven of the series’ nine years, and the show launched the actor to comedic acclaim.

When fans finally get to meet Michael Scott, he’s a regional manager for Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. With a laidback management style, it’s hard to understand how Michael got his job in the ...

Over the years, some of what Michael Scott became and did stretched even sitcom-credulity. One quick example: I always had some difficulty really believing that Michael would be found appealing by ...

Sure, Michael Scott might have seen the 1960 Stanley Kubrick-directed epic Spartacus. That doesn't mean he necessarily understood the 1960 Stanley Kubrick-directed epic Spartacus, as evidenced by ...

AP (CBS/AP) Steve Carell and Michael Scott have finally left Dunder Mifflin. After months of news stories about his imminent departure (Carell's, that is), it's finally happened.

Michael Scott assumed many forms over the course of his run on The Office — Michael Scarn, Michael the Magic, Date Mike, Prison Mike, Mykonos and Orville Tottenbacher — to name a few.