A cast member of the NBC mockumentary sitcom The Office has commented on whether or not he will be a part of its spin-off, ...

A cast member of the NBC mockumentary sitcom The Office has commented on whether or not he will be a part of its spin-off, ...

Recently, we caught up with original 'Office' star Creed Bratton, who talked about his recent reunion with the cast for a ...

Creed Bratton, the real-life person, was basically a struggling out-of-work actor (working as a stand-in on sitcoms), who was hired to play a background actor (a guy who filled a desk in the back ...

Like the real Creed Bratton, The Office character was a member of a rock band in the late ’60s. He references this time often, implying the heavy drug use is why he can’t seem to remember any ...

Creed Bratton’s early work on ‘The Office’ As fans of the show probably remember, Creed wasn’t initially a part of the main cast. But Bratton was involved from the beginning.

Supporting characters Angela Kinsey and Creed Bratton have already expressed their interest in the revival, and we're just too curious to see who else will join the cast.

Creed Bratton’s musical experience in The Grass Roots influenced his role in ‘The Office’ During a conversation with The Office co-star Brian Baumgartner on his podcast The Office Deep Dive ...

Creed Bratton: I hate to do it to the little guy. He’s stringy. He has an iffy diet. In California you can’t hurt your dog or torture your dog but you can eat your dog, and I’m holding true ...

Creed Bratton played a fictionalized version of himself on The Office, and while the character was well-liked, some fans believe that he was actually the Scranton Strangler. It appears that the ...

As Creed Bratton prepares to release his seventh solo album, it's clear that his newest batch of melodies is meant to resonate with its listeners in a significant way. The longtime musician, who ...

Well, Creed Bratton, not Scott Stapp, although it would’ve been fun to hear Scott Stapp playing Blueshammer style rock songs for 80 people at the Palm Door.