NBC Is Currently Auctioning Off A Bunch Of Awesome Junk From The Office
This is a great way to waste your money.
“Where do old TV props go to die?” is a question elderly television fans must’ve asked themselves a lot in the pre-internet era. That, or they actually spent a lot of time flying to Hollywood to sadly rummage through garbage bins outside production studios.
Fortunately, these days we can easily indulge our love of random TV ephemera while still keeping our hands clean, thanks to friendly companies like NBC Universal, who’ve just put a whole bunch of junk from the now defunt The Office on eBay for you to buy.
Alongside a wide range of Pam’s J Crew dresses and an identical range of Michael Scott’s grey Stafford suits (unfortunately, not the women’s one), you can score yourself some of these top selections…
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Michael Scott’s steel drums
Current bid: $713.32
Imagine how much fun you’d have walking around your own office playing ‘Feelin’ Hot Hot Hot’ and annoying your workmates all day!
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Andy Bernard’s Cornell letterman jacket, t-shirt and bow-tie
Current bid: $358
Complete with his official ‘Here Comes Treble’ nickname, ‘Boner Champ’.
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A framed portrait of Pam & Jim
Current bid: $910
Put it on your bedside table and pretend they’re your best friends! Sure, you could easily accomplish this with a Kmart frame and a quick laser-print job, but this one’s probably got their fingerprints on it, which would be useful for your nefarious DNA experiments.
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Dwight Schrute’s ‘Dundie Award’ for ‘Promising Assistant Manager’
Current bid: $5,600.11
Did we mention it’s currently up to $5,600? Maybe don’t bother with this one.
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Kelly Kapoor’s wedding dress
Current bid: $81.00
Wait, Kelly Kapoor got married? When the hell did that happen? I must’ve missed some episodes. Still, this is a bargain. Put it on and think about Ryan!
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Jim’s Popeye costume
Current bid: $202.50
OMG, that pipe’s been in his mouth.
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Most of the sales end tomorrow, so head here to waste your obviously endless cash supplies before it’s too late.




