That's Philadelphia comedian Tommy Pope on the left, clapping as Steve Martin walks by during a thoroughly entertaining 3-minute walk-on to the set of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night. Full video below. Watch. It's worth it. You may recognize Pope from that incredible "Deck the Hall & Oates" Christmas parody. Pope, a Drexel Hill native, tells me that he's been to the Fallon studio a few times and that his comedic cohort Luke Cunningham (they have a comedy collective called BirdText) is a writer for Fallon. Here's the "Deck the Hall & Oates" parody, with Pope in the pink sweater:

On his way to a weekend of Scranton-related festivities, for The Office's final sendoff, Rainn Wilson--AKA Dwight Schrute--began experiencing a sensation with which many of us are familiar: deep, bitter frustration at Philadelphia International Airport and its US Airways overlords. Here's Wilson, in his own tweets. So @usairways just screwed me & half the cast of The Office. Conctng flight left BEFORE departure time. Sorry Scranton won't see u til tom. — RainnWilson (@rainnwilson) May 3, 2013 I'm going to REALLY enjoy trying to convince 3.5 million twinions not to fly @usairways b/c of their shitty service. — RainnWilson (@rainnwilson) May 3, 2013 We're being

Before NBC came along and made it the setting for the American version of The Office, Scranton wasn't even notable for being the home of Joe Biden—because Biden was just some Delaware senator with a history of plagiarism. Indeed: That's why Scranton was chosen to be the setting for the show, because of it's very un-noteworthiness. It could just as easily have been Decatur, or Topeka. But fate smiled on Scranton, and Scranton is taking advantage one last time: With a big party to celebrate the finale of The Office. Organizers are now expecting at least 5,000 people to attend festivities in