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The Office (2001)
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Comedy, Drama
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30 min - Rating: 8.5
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Plot:
A mockumentary about life in a mid-sized suboffice paper merchants in a bleak British industrial town, where manager David Brent thinks he's the coolest, funniest, and most popular boss ever. He isn't. That doesn't stop him from embarrassing himself in front of the cameras on a regular basis, whether from his political sermonizing, his stand-up 'comedy', or his incredibly unique dancing. Meanwhile, long-suffering Tim longs after Dawn the engaged receptionist and keeps himself sane by playing childish practical jokes on his insufferable, army-obsessed deskmate Gareth. Will the Slough office be closed? Will the BBC give David a game show? Will Tim and Dawn end up with each other? And more importantly, will Gareth realize what a hopeless prat he is?
The Office Series 2 Complete plus Extras (2002)
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It feels both inaccurate and inadequate to describe The Office as a comedy. On a superficial level, it disdains all the conventions of television sitcoms: there are no punch lines, no jokes, no laugh tracks and no cute happy endings. More profoundly, it's not what we're used to thinking of as funny. Most of the fervently devoted fan base that the programme acquired watched with a discomfortingly thrilling combination of identification and mortification. The paradox is that its best moments are almost physically unwatchable.
Set in the offices of a fictional Slough paper merchant, The Office is filmed in the style of a reality television programme. The writing is subtle and deft, the acting wonderful and the characters beautifully drawn: the cadaverous team leader Gareth, a paradigm of Andy McNab's readership; the monstrous sales rep, Chris Finch; and the decent but long-suffering everyman Tim, whose ambition and imagination have been crushed out of him by the banality of the life he dreams uselessly of escaping. The show is stolen, as it was intended to be, by insufferable office manager David Brent, played by cowriter Ricky Gervais. Brent will become a name as emblematic for a particular kind of British grotesque as Alan Partridge or Basil Fawlty, but he is a deeper character than either. Partridge and Fawlty are exaggerations of reality, and therefore safely comic figures. Brent is as appalling as only reality can be.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290978/episodes?season=2&ref_=tt_eps_sn_2
1 - The Slough branch has remained open, and the transferred Swindon employees are due in. David meets his new boss, Neil (Jennifer's replacement), and dislikes him instantly. Worse for David, Neil is funny and likeable, and makes a joke at David's expense. Gareth does not like Tim's authority over him and disputes it. At the meet-and-greet which is attended by all the office's staff, David talks to all the staff together, at which his several attempts to impress them by using humour fall flat. Later, he repeats to a few staff a racial dick joke that Gareth told him earlier that day. It is received badly by some of the Swindon staff, who complain to Jennifer, who has been promoted above Neil. She reprimands David for offending new employees on their first day. David protests that it did not offend Oliver, who is the only non-white person present. David is later reprimanded by Jennifer and Neil for supposedly promoting drug use after he joked about smoking marijuana. Tim, who has been persuaded to stay, upsets Dawn by uncharacteristically telling her to return to the reception desk. Lee is angry with Tim for touching Dawn, and pushes him against a wall
2 - It is the day of the staff appraisals, in which we learn that Dawn wants to be a children's illustrator and Keith has completely lost all motivation for his job. The staff from Swindon indicate that they do not like working at the Slough office, and that they preferred Neil as their manager. David immediately challenges them to accompany him for a lunchtime drink to prove that he is more fun. A handful of employees agree to join David and are entertained by talk about meat pies and Courage Ales, Slough's local brewery. Back at Wernham Hogg, Neil effortlessly keeps the staff entertained. David admonishes him for having fun when he should be working, and Neil tells David that he cannot talk to him that way. Lee apologises to Tim, who is getting along well with Rachel from Swindon; she asks him out, much to Dawn's discomfort
3 - It is Trudy's birthday, but David's social ineptitude ruins the event. Tim and Gareth compete over Rachel. Tim puts a dildo in David's office as a dare and shows the new staff round the warehouse. David is approached to do some outside management training by the consultancy firm Cooper & Webb, and is asked if he would like to work as a motivational speaker for a paying audience. He happily accepts the lucrative offer of work and delights in informing everybody who will listen how much it pays. He is not happy when he learns that Neil was also approached by Cooper & Webb's representatives to do a stint of motivational speaking, but turned the offer down. Dawn and Tim glue down Gareth's phone, but Dawn feels left out when he celebrates with Rachel instead. David learns that Neil and Chris Finch are good friends, which he is disappointed by.
4 - Tim has started dating Rachel, which upsets Dawn and angers Gareth, who had tried to flirt with Rachel. Gareth tries to impress the visiting office computer geek; they discuss Bruce Lee and go-karting. It is the day of David's management presentation. David is admonished by Neil for failing to pay an employee, and Dawn agrees to help him with the presentation when he offers her £100; his rambling monologue and use of both a book of Native American wisdom and a boombox playing "The Best" by Tina Turner make it unusual and disappoints the audience
5 - It's Red Nose Day at Wernham Hogg, which David treats like a national holiday. Gareth is hopping everywhere, Dawn is selling kisses, Keith is dressed as Ali G, Tim is hiding Gareth's possessions and Neil is disco dancing with Rachel (Brent performs a horrendous dance when trying to compete with them), all for charity. David is dressed in a Bernie Clifton ostrich costume as he eagerly awaits a photo opportunity from the local paper, but the pictures cannot be used due to the lack of light. Neil and Jennifer inform David, whilst he is still wearing the costume, that they are firing him. Tim, along with Gareth's friends "Jimmy the Perv" and "The Oggmonster", pays for a kiss from Dawn
6 - Although disappointed that his redundancy does not bother his staff, David's spirits remain high as he plans his future while also being interviewed for an article in Inside Paper. Tim takes drastic action when he learns that Dawn has resigned in order to move to the United States with her boyfriend Lee: he breaks up with Rachel, removes his wireless microphone and tells Dawn his true feelings; she hugs him, but declines to break up with Lee. When David is told that his services as a motivational speaker are also no longer required in the presence of the interviewer, he begs Neil to reconsider the dismissal
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It feels both inaccurate and inadequate to describe The Office as a comedy. On a superficial level, it disdains all the conventions of television sitcoms: there are no punch lines, no jokes, no laugh tracks and no cute happy endings. More profoundly, it's not what we're used to thinking of as funny. Most of the fervently devoted fan base that the programme acquired watched with a discomfortingly thrilling combination of identification and mortification. The paradox is that its best moments are almost physically unwatchable.
Set in the offices of a fictional Slough paper merchant, The Office is filmed in the style of a reality television programme. The writing is subtle and deft, the acting wonderful and the characters beautifully drawn: the cadaverous team leader Gareth, a paradigm of Andy McNab's readership; the monstrous sales rep, Chris Finch; and the decent but long-suffering everyman Tim, whose ambition and imagination have been crushed out of him by the banality of the life he dreams uselessly of escaping. The show is stolen, as it was intended to be, by insufferable office manager David Brent, played by cowriter Ricky Gervais. Brent will become a name as emblematic for a particular kind of British grotesque as Alan Partridge or Basil Fawlty, but he is a deeper character than either. Partridge and Fawlty are exaggerations of reality, and therefore safely comic figures. Brent is as appalling as only reality can be.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290978/episodes?season=2&ref_=tt_eps_sn_2
1 - The Slough branch has remained open, and the transferred Swindon employees are due in. David meets his new boss, Neil (Jennifer's replacement), and dislikes him instantly. Worse for David, Neil is funny and likeable, and makes a joke at David's expense. Gareth does not like Tim's authority over him and disputes it. At the meet-and-greet which is attended by all the office's staff, David talks to all the staff together, at which his several attempts to impress them by using humour fall flat. Later, he repeats to a few staff a racial dick joke that Gareth told him earlier that day. It is received badly by some of the Swindon staff, who complain to Jennifer, who has been promoted above Neil. She reprimands David for offending new employees on their first day. David protests that it did not offend Oliver, who is the only non-white person present. David is later reprimanded by Jennifer and Neil for supposedly promoting drug use after he joked about smoking marijuana. Tim, who has been persuaded to stay, upsets Dawn by uncharacteristically telling her to return to the reception desk. Lee is angry with Tim for touching Dawn, and pushes him against a wall
2 - It is the day of the staff appraisals, in which we learn that Dawn wants to be a children's illustrator and Keith has completely lost all motivation for his job. The staff from Swindon indicate that they do not like working at the Slough office, and that they preferred Neil as their manager. David immediately challenges them to accompany him for a lunchtime drink to prove that he is more fun. A handful of employees agree to join David and are entertained by talk about meat pies and Courage Ales, Slough's local brewery. Back at Wernham Hogg, Neil effortlessly keeps the staff entertained. David admonishes him for having fun when he should be working, and Neil tells David that he cannot talk to him that way. Lee apologises to Tim, who is getting along well with Rachel from Swindon; she asks him out, much to Dawn's discomfort
3 - It is Trudy's birthday, but David's social ineptitude ruins the event. Tim and Gareth compete over Rachel. Tim puts a dildo in David's office as a dare and shows the new staff round the warehouse. David is approached to do some outside management training by the consultancy firm Cooper & Webb, and is asked if he would like to work as a motivational speaker for a paying audience. He happily accepts the lucrative offer of work and delights in informing everybody who will listen how much it pays. He is not happy when he learns that Neil was also approached by Cooper & Webb's representatives to do a stint of motivational speaking, but turned the offer down. Dawn and Tim glue down Gareth's phone, but Dawn feels left out when he celebrates with Rachel instead. David learns that Neil and Chris Finch are good friends, which he is disappointed by.
4 - Tim has started dating Rachel, which upsets Dawn and angers Gareth, who had tried to flirt with Rachel. Gareth tries to impress the visiting office computer geek; they discuss Bruce Lee and go-karting. It is the day of David's management presentation. David is admonished by Neil for failing to pay an employee, and Dawn agrees to help him with the presentation when he offers her £100; his rambling monologue and use of both a book of Native American wisdom and a boombox playing "The Best" by Tina Turner make it unusual and disappoints the audience
5 - It's Red Nose Day at Wernham Hogg, which David treats like a national holiday. Gareth is hopping everywhere, Dawn is selling kisses, Keith is dressed as Ali G, Tim is hiding Gareth's possessions and Neil is disco dancing with Rachel (Brent performs a horrendous dance when trying to compete with them), all for charity. David is dressed in a Bernie Clifton ostrich costume as he eagerly awaits a photo opportunity from the local paper, but the pictures cannot be used due to the lack of light. Neil and Jennifer inform David, whilst he is still wearing the costume, that they are firing him. Tim, along with Gareth's friends "Jimmy the Perv" and "The Oggmonster", pays for a kiss from Dawn
6 - Although disappointed that his redundancy does not bother his staff, David's spirits remain high as he plans his future while also being interviewed for an article in Inside Paper. Tim takes drastic action when he learns that Dawn has resigned in order to move to the United States with her boyfriend Lee: he breaks up with Rachel, removes his wireless microphone and tells Dawn his true feelings; she hugs him, but declines to break up with Lee. When David is told that his services as a motivational speaker are also no longer required in the presence of the interviewer, he begs Neil to reconsider the dismissal
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