Sign Up: Stay on top of the latest breaking film and TV news! Sign up for our Email Newsletters here. Ever wanted to see a 32-minute version of “Booze Cruise”? Get ready.Ī variety of “The Office” Superfan Episodes for Season 1, 2, and 3 are currently streaming on Peacock with a Premium Plus subscription. Stream every episode, extras, and more of The Office on Peacock. Steve Carells iconic Michael Scott usually comes to mind, but a lead character is nothing without. Most episodes include extras, but even those that don’t can boast “extended cuts” that add to each episode. Im not in character yet.' These Season 4 bloopers are incredible. There are many reasons to love the hit sitcom The Office. For instance, what was Roy (David Denman) doing there? Ever wonder why Stanley (Leslie David Baker) left? And who knew there was so much singing to be had?Īs Collider notes, other episodes getting the Superfan treatment in the coming days include “Office Olympics” (timely), which will start streaming on July 23, and hopefully will include a look at other, Yoplait top-worthy in-office games. While the version that made it to the small screen initially is packed with instantly iconic sequences - who could possibly forget the terrible, funny, terribly funny moment in which Dwight (Rainn Wilson) and the rest of his co-workers realize the script’s idiotic robot sidekick is based on him, all thanks to a bad typo? and what about Michael’s decision to cast Catherine Zeta-Jones as, well, “Catherine Zeta-Jones,” a brilliant bit of bold scripting that could have presumably paid off, should anyone in Hollywood ever actually obtain the script? - but this new scene adds even more texture and laughs. the WorldĮmmy Predictions: Best Actor in a Drama Series - One More for Porter, or a First for O'Connor? John Krasinski Refused to Film 'The Office' Scene Where Jim Cheats on Pam, Forcing Creator to Cut ItĮmmy Predictions: Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series - 'Ted Lasso' vs.

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