Previously, the streaming site released The Office Superfan episodes for season 3 and now, fans can also watch these extended episodes of season 1 as well. Not only will this allow fans to see ...

Over the course of 9 seasons and more than 200 episodes, The Office proved to be one of the funniest destinations on television. The series invited us, through a fictional documentary format, into the ...

One 'The Office' blooper showed a gross moment when actor Rainn Wilson started laughing while he was in the middle of chewing and spit some food at his co-star. Steve Carell was on the receiving end ...

Though they played workplace nemeses, John Krasinski and Rainn Wilson were cracking up between takes on the set of ’The Office.’ The video below cuts together eight minutes of Jim and Dwight footage ...

We thought we'd seen all of The Office bloopers and extras that existed, but boy oh boy, were we wrong. In honor of the sitcom's move from Netflix to NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming platform, the ...

The Office ended its nine-season run last night, and now its fans are wondering what they’ll do without the Dunder Mifflin gang in their lives. Never fear – the Scranton crew lives on in an epic, ...

The Office is one of the funniest American sitcoms in history. With so many hilarious people working hard to make what ends up on the show so good, it's no surprise that there are tons of Office ...

The Office bloopers normally end in uncontrollable laughter among the cast and crew, which makes it pretty impressive that a few have actually ended up in episodes. For example, a famous Season 2 ...

Ten years ago this week, the American version of The Office began airing its second season. The first season was a scant six episodes that aired in the spring of 2005 and it got a very mixed reception ...

On Sept. 17, 2021, the @sometimesdoyouever TikTok account reposted a blooper video that showed an earthquake on the set of "The Office." The same clip had previously been mentioned on Reddit, where ...

This is Ode To, a weekly column where we share the stuff we're really into in hopes that you'll be really into it, too. Growing up in the golden age of DVDs was both a blessing and a curse. On one ...