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Deangelo's name is misspelled as "deAngelo" a few times. Please make consistent.
In the infobox, guest character "Jahmilla Jackson as Gwyneth Philbin" is noted, but not included in the prose or cited. It at least needs a reference.
Dup links tool shows for duplicate links: Will Ferrell twice; Garage Sale (The Office); and Anchorman.
No problems with dab links. Check links shows all external links are working. The image of Ferrell is appropriately licensed.
You should also note Ferrell's reception for the rest of the story arc, I recall there was a lot of buzz about him appearing. Did reviews on his performance ever change?
Were there no cultural references?
Finally, you should note that this episode is near the end of Steve Carrell's run and why he quit the show.