“The Office” alums and real-life exes Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak made light of their “complicated” personal and professional relationship during a hilarious, must-see bit at the 2022 Emmy Awards.
on Sept. 12. While introducing the category for Outstanding Writing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, the longtime pals put the nominees on blast with a hilarious onstage bit that also poked fun at their past romance.
Mindy began,"To all the nominees we want to say congratulations, you lazy sons of bitches. How are you getting away with this? We came up doing network sitcoms--22 shows a year."Stay informed about local news and weather. Get the NBC Chicago app for
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