The majority of people associate Kevin Malone with chili. Thanks to The Office, actor Brian Baumgartner and the fictional ...

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If you told The Office actor Brian Baumgartner 12 years ago he would still be talking about chili in 2022, he would have called you a liar. Kevin Malone’s famous chili scene has become “the ...

Brian Baumgartner looked to his longtime pal Aaron Rodgers for any pointers before he filmed the latest episode of “Celebrity Jeopardy!,” which aired on Wednesday. But as it turns out ...

You can watch the clip above. It’s simple yet very effective and a great bit of physical comedy from actor Brian Baumgartner. And in the years since that clip aired, his career has strangely ...

Brian Baumgartner is explaining his career decisions. "The Office" alum recently shared that after eight years on the show, he tried to take on roles that were different from his character Kevin ...

Remember "the chili guy" from "The Office"? The scene in which Kevin Malone, played by Brian Baumgartner, spills a massive vat of chili all over the office floor is iconic and has become a ...

If you’re a fan of the American cult TV comedy, “The Office,” you might recognize Ed Helms and Brian Baumgartner as their show characters, Andy Bernard and Kevin Malone. Since the show ended ...

The days of Dunder Mifflin may be long over, but to Brian Baumgartner and Kate Flannery, the staying power a tiny fictional paper company based in Scranton, Pa., has had for 20 years is a ...

The Office star Brian Baumgartner debunked some of the unsavory narratives surrounding his friend, Aaron Rodgers. The actor, 52, met the NFL quarterback in the summer of 2008 when the two played ...

So it was a blast. I didn’t have any hesitation doing that. Brian Baumgartner: And for me, even though the character was me, I was trying to play an amplified version of Patton, and so I found ...