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

Let’s say that Dunder Mifflin fired Michael Scott, and the executive vp at Dunder Mifflin e-mailed the company’s employees, including Jim, Pam, and Dwight, to share the news.

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, that bumbling, lovable office manager, demonstrated the effectiveness of informational warfare way before Vladamir Putin made it cool.

In a never-before-seen clip from the beloved NBC workplace sitcom, Michael Scott (Steve Carell) regales his colleagues with a story from his childhood. The bonus clip, which was first shared by E!

"Just a girl who loves the office #michaelscott #theoffice #toddlelife #bedtimeroutine #helpme," Briganti captioned the video post. In "The Office," Michael Scott is portrayed by actor Steve Carell.

The 49-year-old actress shared a photo of the fictional movie script for Threat Level: Midnight, an action movie screenplay penned by Steve Carell ‘s Michael Scott that name-checked the actress.

Michael Scott takes his role as Regional Manager of the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin seriously. The trouble is, his idea of what his job role is, is a little different.

The same complaint has been lodged here in this column: that when it’s at its zaniest, ‘The Office’ is at its worst. Lately, there is almost nothing that Michael does that’s not ridiculous.