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While many Netflix users were bummed out when
The Officeexited the service at the end of 2020, there has already been much to enjoy about its arrival on NBC s streaming platform Peacock. There s a fun interactive faux computer desktop to mess around with, but the biggest draw for audiences is definitely the introduction of Superfan extended cuts, in which episodes feature a handful (or more) of hilarious deleted scenes that didn t make it to TV airings. Only Season 3 s Superfan episodes are currently available, but CinemaBlend spoke with stars Kate Flannery and Andy Buckley about the deleted scenes from later seasons that they re hopeful fans will see.
Fri Jan 08, 2021 at 9:59am ET
Kate Flannery is known for her role as Meredith Palmer on The Office. Pic credit: Peacock
The iconic workplace comedy The Office, starring Steve Carell as Michael Scott, began its life on NBC and for nine seasons, followed the everyday work lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania, branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
As the Emmy-winning series left Netflix on January 1 and moved all 201 episodes exclusively to Peacock, Monsters & Critics had a chance to reminisce with Kate Flannery, who played Meredith Palmer, and Andy Buckley, who played David Wallace.
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Jay’s Best of 2020: Lousiana Cities as Office Characters
2020 has been one heck of a year. It s been real and it s been fun, but it certainly hasn t been real fun.
Having said that, over the next few days I want to look back at some of my favorite stories of the year. These may be popular, well-clicked on stories. Or stories that I simply enjoyed writing. It was a year we ll never forget, for better or for worst.
I cannot possibly say how much I enjoyed writing this article back in June. It s no secret that I love The Office, but my love for The Office somehow grew in 2020. Let s face it, this year has been depressing, and we all had to find things that kept us feeling good. For me, oftentimes that was The Office.
15 Essential ‘The Office’ Episodes to Watch Before the Show Leaves Netflix
“The Office” moves from Netflix to NBC’s Peacock streaming app on Jan. 1Samson Amore and Andrea Towers | December 17, 2020 @ 8:56 PM Last Updated: December 17, 2020 @ 8:57 PM
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“The Office” leaves Netflix for NBC’s Peacock streaming service at the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve.
At 12:00 a.m. on Jan. 1, the first two seasons of The Office will be available for free to all Peacock users; but if you want to watch Season 3-9, you’ll have to subscribe to Peacock Plus to step back into their favorite fictional workplace. Peacock Plus ad-free costs $10 per month, while an ad-supported version is $5 monthly.