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The Office?

I love that show. Just wondering if the rest of you watch it.


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The Office?

I love that show. Just wondering if the rest of you watch it.

I love that show! I don't watch it that much though....don't ask my why I haven't added it to my list of automatic records on the DVR!

Michi8 Contributor

I really enjoyed the British version! When the US version started, I wasn't too keen on it, because it was pretty much just a copy of the original, but it's developed into a really good show now. :)

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Love it, Love it, LOVE IT!

I am SO impressed that the US version is as good as it is. We have a knack for ruining things, but I love both versions for different reasons. Steve Carrell is hilarious.

AmandaD Community Regular

I know.

I was obsessed with the British version (and love Ricky Gervais' show Extras on HBO)...but now really love the American version, too. Tonight's episode is supposed to be pretty fun (The temp guy who took Jim's spot is goin g on his first sales call with Dwight...) :D

luvs2eat Collaborator

LOVE it!!

I love the whole Thurs. night lineup.

My Name is Earl

The Office

Grey's Anatomy

My weekly favs!!!

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