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Old 05.20.2008, 11:23 AM   #21
Fred Cracklin
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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
the american one is way better

sure the 1st season it only followed the british one almost verbatim, but the 2nd season it exploded-- it blows the british one out of the water for many reasons-- one of them being the amazing dwight shrute (not sure of the spelling, sorry).

but yeah.

My sentiments exactly. Brits can cry all they want. I enjoyed the original version immensely on many artistic levels, but comedically, yes, the NBC show blows the Gervais version out of the water. And you're so right about the second season and forward. <(& it) seems I mentioned this all previously.>

As a side note, Ricky Gervais introduced the SNL Digital Short on last week's new Saturday Night Live episode hosted by Steve Carell. It was the highlight of the broadcast and featured a pretty hysterical mock-Japanese "original" version of "The Office."
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