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The Office is the name of two television comedy shows created
by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant. The first was the UK
version, which was initially broadcast on BBC Two on 9 July
2001 and ran for two series and a pair of Christmas specials.
Gervais and Merchant were then commissioned by NBC to create
an American version, which premiered on 24 March 2005.
A French adaptation of the series, retitled Le Bureau, aired
in Spring 2006 on Canal+.[1]. There will also be a Quebecois
version of the show, produced by Anne-Marie Losique called
La Job, which will premiere in the October 2006. The German
series Stromberg also used The Office as a basis, but is not
considered an official remake. BBC Films is even reported
as considering a motion picture for The Office, as well as
for fellow British hits Little Britain and Gervais' Extras.[1]
Version comparison
The cast of The Office (US), as of Season 3All of the core
elements of the UK series were brought over to the U.S. version.
Both are structured as mockumentaries, without laugh tracks.
Both are set in the offices of a paper supply company, with
a boss whose high opinion of his own managerial skills (and
his sense of humour) are not shared by his employees. Both
feature an irritating "assistant to the regional manager"
and two characters, an in-house sales representative and a
receptionist, who are good friends with an apparent chemistry
between them that hints to the viewers that their relationship
could go beyond friendship if the receptionist were not already
engaged.
The UK original is set in the town of Slough, Berkshire.
The fictional paper company in the show is called Wernham-Hogg.
The U.S. version is set in the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania,
at a paper company called Dunder-Mifflin.
A January 2006 Los Angeles Times article commented briefly
on some of the changes that the producers of the U.S. version
have introduced as the show has developed. NBC's entertainment
president Kevin Reilly, whose support kept it on the air during
a period of dismal initial ratings, characterized the differences
in the characters this way: "I think Americans need a
little bit more hope than the British." Reilly was talking
about such differences as making the boss be a bit more competent,
and plots that are slightly more upbeat, with humour less
cruel.[citation needed]
Also, the temporary employee in the American version, played
by B.J. Novak, has much more of a presence than the equivalent
role in the British version, played by Oliver Chris. In the
British program, this character was only present in a secondary
cast for the first six episodes. In contrast, the American
temp is billed as the fifth lead character of the show.
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