For nine seasons, “The Office” convinced us that Dunder Mifflin was the heart of Scranton, Pennsylvania, but the world of paper sales and office pranks was actually built in sunny Southern California.

The international system has been ruptured. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, gridlock at the un, growing American mercantilism and paralysis at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) have all contributed to ...

In 2005, the quirky British television comedy "The Office" launched its American version, which, after a bumpy start, became one of the century’s most beloved sitcoms. Twenty years later, Peacock is ...

The Paper, Greg Daniels and Michael Koman’s new workplace comedy set in the same universe as The Office, successfully sets itself apart from its predecessor while simultaneously paying tribute to ...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “The Paper” Season 1. And just like that, the first season of Greg Daniels and Michael Koman’s “The Paper,” which is set in the same universe as Daniels’ “The ...

The television gods love recycling myths almost as much as humans love pretending they are immune to nostalgia. Every decade brings back some relic, polishing it for a generation that only knows Wi-Fi ...

That’s when the cameras meet up with Vance Refrigeration owner Bob Vance, played by Robert R. Shafer. “Dunder Mifflin,” recalls Bob, who marries Dunder Mifflin worker Phyllis (played by Phyllis Smith) ...

As the new Peacock series “The Paper” opens, we learn a few things about the fate of Dunder Mifflin — the paper business at the heart of “The Office.” A sequel of sorts to “The Office,” “The Paper” ...

The first ever spinoff series of the Emmy Award-winning series The Office, titled The Paper, is set to premiere exclusively on Peacock Thursday, Sept. 4. The new series tracks the documentary crew ...

Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook While Oscar is having a rough go of it, some of his former colleagues could be in even worse situations. Dwight’s ...

“The Paper” creators and executive producers Greg Daniels and Michael Koman admitted they initially opposed the idea of having the show move from a weekly release to a binge drop, all because the ...