A Night At The Office - Ricky Gervais

[@brettgreene5360]

Richard Curtis's reference about Lucy Davis's character: "Just the perfect look, the perfect pitch and not so fabulous and of course not everybody would be in love with her but you slowly fellin love with her as you watched her" and that is so true in its entirety...

[@bobbobson4069]

My all time favourite British comedy! A masterpiece. Only 2 series. Each scene perfect. No scene redundant.

[@smaakjeks]

Black Books is really good, too.

[@madmaniac2552]

Smaakjeks K love that show

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

Please don’t make me redundant

[@dr.dragan]

Peep show is as good if not better I think

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

Fawlty towers was the best and funnily enough only 2 series were made of that as well. Sometimes it’s better not to keep going with something so fantastically unique in comedy because it can become stale and a caricature of itself. A lot of the best comedies didn’t have long runs with the exception being only fools and horses , but even that I’d say the earlier episodes were much better.

[@J.L.Media.]

Loved Crook's analysis of the opening titles. Actually I love him, he seems so genuine and laid back.

[@Shinryuken15]

+Kasey Escape Also his analogy that the training was like a holiday for them. Thats sooo true and yet I never really saw it that way.

[@shayZero]

He was born in Maidstone. Anagram of Maidstone is I am Stoned. I think that speaks volumes ;)

[@Ijusthopeitsquick]

He seemed genuine and anxious to me.

[@cannonball9478]

I know people who have worked with him and he’s a really nice guy

[@Scallion_D]

Yeah it was great!

[@bartpickford1836]

I've always loved the office, but when you hear Ricky and Steve speak about all the facets of the office, you realise JUST HOW BRILLIANT it is!!

[@Thelavendel]

actually I think most people realized that when they watched the show.

[@Morphindel]

Hiring Mackenzie Crook is probably the best thing they could have ever done with Gareth

[@FirstLast-cf4mi]

Imagine David Brent on 'Friends'?

[@DavidGriffin-ww2fk]

Yes because without him there would have never been Diwight K. Shrute!

[@bobharmon8834]

Everything on the US office is crazy over dramatic whereas the UK Office seems so real.

[@sergioalmasy8722]

@ash evildead The Americans and the British don't share the same sense of humour in these types of comedy. Humour is different.

[@TheDannyorrell]

Agreed. His character is perfect. He plays that go getter persona who never seems to reach his goals. He self sabotages in order to fit in. He is meek, easily manipulated, so desperate for respect. Yet has this border line personality disorder where he grows on us. Dwight was an aggressive person who would tread on his mother for more respect. Garreth wouldn't do that. Deep down Garreth has a big heart. English comedy is so much better than U.S comedies that use slap stick predictable punch lines. English humour is well thought out & the skilful art of comedy during the silence between the lines. For some reason Americans can't find the humour & they have to present it in varying ways. The token black guy, the gay person, more romance, quarrels, someone to hate , the dumb guy & the over the top fool

[@TheDealer91]

Tim and Dawn is such a great story. Literally an emotional wreck after the Christmas special.

[@aucourant9998]

It's strange looking at the foreign versions of The Office, because, to me, the real genius of the original British version of The Office was its understated 'realness' and the downplaying of the over-the-top trying-to-make-you-laugh type of comedy acting that normally takes place in TV comedy shows. It seems like most of the other versions missed this vital point (including the American version).

[@lhaviland8602]

I always thought that the American version was also very funny, just for other reasons and in a completely different way.

[@alstevens7060]

If you look at what made Seinfeld so special, it was the earlier seasons where it seemed like you were watching reality, not people trying to make you laugh. The last 2 or 3 seasons it lost its magic because the characters and their experiences became less real.

[@EddJones25]

America realized pretty quickly it couldn't do British comedy, so soon after switched to bog-standard loud wacky humour

[@buzzytrombone4353]

@@alstevens7060 I honestly think it should've been called The Mad World of Michael Scott, because it's plainly about him living in whatever schizophrenic labyrinth he's in, being David Brent but more annoying. The other characters like Pam and Dwight were luggage in his story.

[@Scallion_D]

@@alstevens7060 Spot on. It's also why Curb Your Enthusiasm is so good. It's no coincidence Seinfeld and Curb are the two best American comedies.

[@MrTrig84]

“Barclays” one word shouldn’t be that funny but it’s some how just perfect and ridiculously hilarious. Genius

[@dp369]

I started a new job at a bank in 2002. I had watched The Office. Almost instantly I could relate certain people in that place with the characters in this programme. Scarily close to the reality of life in early 21 century. Well done Stephen and Ricky. Still makes me smile. 😀

[@isitchicken]

I recently watched the entire 2 series again and was amazed at how fresh, funny and original it still feels. 13 years on and the show has lost none of it's charm. That is true testament to its brilliance. Gervais and Merchant.....I tip my hat to you both!

[@BennyH11]

A genuine masterpiece.

[@francisburgess4006]

Ricky gervais' laugh is the most infectious thing in the world

[@Klimmilk-i2s]

You clearly you have never got aids then

[@bobbykotick1163]

covid: hold my beer

[@zapkvr]

Its fake and annoying. Its about as real as Jimmy Carr, even faker if that's possible. Gervais is a funny guy but he really needs to stop laughing at his own shit.

[@TrystanDavies2911]

@@zapkvr it genuinely isn’t, watch him in interviews, chat shows, blooopers, anything. He actually is like that in real life

[@benmartin4489]

itchy scrot!!!

[@heatrayzvideo3007]

The casting of every character was fantastic

[@anoldgeezer1]

Spot on casting

[@caterham555]

Brilliant low-budget series

[@saturn1returns]

Can you promise it?!

[@jtpinnyc]

My absolute favorite line in the whole show was from Gareth: "Different frogs, different times"....I don't know why that cracked me up so much but I still crack up just thinking about it

[@pennydesouza]

and now I'm cracking up too why is that line so good - it just is

[@wouldyoulikeapickle]

I cannot stop laughing! I always loved "professionalism is...and that is what i want"

[@Grimladlfc]

Andrew Hatcher defs was going to put this line, so so good.

[@Grimladlfc]

you know which "philosopher" said that Dolly Parton, and they said she was just a big pair of tits.

[@jtpinnyc]

Must....just....

[@samlsmithmusic]

I think an underrated piece of this amazing creation, The Office, (which as Stiller said basically gave American TV life for another 15 years and a new way of being funny) is how good Ricky and Stephen are as a duo, almost cartoonishly perfect together, that of course anything they make together will be hysterically funny, even if it's just a conversation. I hope that dynamic doesn't go unnoticed in history as it deserves to be nominated for proverbial Lennon/McCartney award

[@julienm.5020]

I was living in Slough, sitting in my sofa on this Thursday - or was it a Monday ? - when I fell upon The Office's first episode in 2001, I thought : "ow, fantastic ! finally a documentary about everyday life in a standard office !" and few moments later, I started thinking : "well this boss is quite something", then I realized it was a mockumentary, and immediately thought : "ABSOLUTE GENIUS". I knew I was witnessing History.

[@JerDog1984]

This gave me goosebumps. I was born at absolutely the right time. It's more than a show. I just wish my friends would give it a chance =(

[@MacLMokkit]

my friends just don't get it at all...its by far my favourite British comedy like Curtis said every character was perfectly cast

[@donalokeeffe7504]

The best comedy series ever!!!! It's complete comic genius.

[@Tombombadillo999]

Jermaine Dixon yeah i do believe many people just dont get it. Maybe coz u need to have certain similar experiences in order to feel the show.

[@erynsmerch3]

Jermaine Dixon ~ I know how you feel man :/ my friends don't get it at all. Feels bad man

[@hatfinch]

Your friends haven't watched The Office yet? I am so jealous of them!

[@mrwri]

"Barclays." People underestimate Stephen Merchant's ability to deliver lines.

[@RiC_David]

Not fans of The Ricky Gervais show! Especially the XFM years.

[@gibbogle]

I don't.

[@gardenlover9663]

He is on a few episodes of Modern Family. He plays a butler in a hotel in Las Vegas. His delivery of each line is perfection.

[@lr990]

After seeing whats been made since the office i come to realise more and more just how funny Stephen Merchant is

[@Kloverkill]

I just never feel that I will tire of watching this series. Ultimate comfort blanket.

[@hansnotgruber3326]

How Tim and Gareth ended up playing in two of the highest grossing films in history :D Pirates of the Carribean and The Hobbit!!!

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

It ended perfectly. Gareth became boss, Brent stood up to Finchy, Dawn and Tim got together and big Keith watched repeats of Peak Practice whilst eating a Scotch egg

[@distinctloafer]

I thought I would die before knowing what on earth was that he was munching consistently, turns out it was called a scotch egg, and I've had those made by my mother, just didn't knew it was called scotch egg.

[@distinctloafer]

@Mr Spitsworth The Brent movie felt After Lifey.

[@briangarland55]

@@distinctloafer 0:01

[@BEEFDOCTOR]

RIP Big Keith

[@roberthayes9842]

Thousands of people over the world, perhaps hundreds of thousands listen to Karl, Ricky and Steve just to go to sleep, the world's ok listening to those guy's and its easy just to fall asleep as your worries fade away into the background into the darkness

[@individuummusic1249]

Listening to the old xfm shows and the podcast is an integral part of my life. It got me through so many rough episodes. They give me comfort like nothing else. It's crazy.

[@LackadaisicalReview]

Amen.

[@TheFbiFilesRepeat]

The Office UK is the best series of all time!

[@Scripture-Man]

Very possibly.

[@alstevens7060]

No, I would give that to Seinfeld, but the UK office is #2 or at least tied for #2. What I don't understand is how terrible the American Office is- just totally missed everything that made the original funny and special.

[@TheFbiFilesRepeat]

@@alstevens7060 Seinfeld is nr 2 for me, love it!

[@Talisman09]

@TheFbiFilesRepeat Peep show is the number 1 comedy; the office is tied with it's always sunny in philadelphia in 2nd 😁

[@Talisman09]

@@TheFbiFilesRepeat Also, Frasier is the best sitcom and Curb your enthusiasm is better than Seinfeld IMO

[@Mykekelli]

i remember crying when dawn opened tims gift

[@bcptbcpt]

And the wave of romance when she returns to the party. What a moment.

[@OfficialFingazMC]

When that happened I was an 18 year old Jack the lad idiot and I've never had to hold back tears so much in front of my mates!

[@mrhed0nist]

It's just something in my eye guys, honest.

[@peterbett3076]

Fingaz MC exactly the same for me, i was 18. Magic moment, I was totally spellbound at the time

[@sergioalmasy8722]

@@OfficialFingazMC A very nice comment.

[@ianbarrett6033]

Stephen Marchant used to do a radio slot on the BBC World service on a Saturday {about 20 years ago - i think it was with Zoe Ball} It was at the right time for me when i was working in North Africa as it came on during my lunch break. I would go back to work crying with laughter. These 2 guys have such chemistry and I love Ricky Gervais, but Stephen is an amazing and underrated funny man.

[@AmberAmber]

The Office was so good it makes me sad cos I miss the employees...

[@FirstLast-cf4mi]

20:30 lol ok Stephen

[@WOOOPdoctorFROGhere]

Even Malcolm?

[@gadzooks2126]

@@WOOOPdoctorFROGhere fuck malcolm, he's a dickhead

[@spreadthelove77]

Perfection. Could watch it at anytime and be entertained. Matthew Perry's observations are bang on the money x

[@anoldgeezer1]

True

[@michaelbuettner1487]

Never thought ever Mathew Perry would like this show ! Big respect!

[@rainman7962]

How they realised Finch was amazing. He is such an enormous prick but you can understand why Brent loves him, idealises him even. It's a very one sided relationship. So good

[@dreamrecaller]

The english office version will always be the best as its original and has Ricky

[@daandemeyer1708]

Sophie Jones SJ big fan of the english version but the American was even better

[@jondunmore4268]

You mean there are other versions of THE OFFICE? No. There aren't.

[@FannyShmellar]

Daan Demeyer American version doesn’t even get close, Americans don’t get British dry humour, which is what made The proper Office so good.

[@alstevens7060]

@@FannyShmellar It's not a British thing - it's simply what is funny and what is not. I'm American. The UK version is funny - the American version is not.

[@hobnobhead4043]

Different shows, US version was brilliant but it morphed into something completely different, it had a lot of great funny characters, I'm never going to argue which one is better, pointless

[@579SMP]

My love for Stephen Merchant is endless.

[@stevechristie2569]

Suzanne Peck ....why

[@benphone7430]

Suzanne Peck it's the eyes

[@RobLate]

Goggle-eyed freak. Gotta love him.

[@BennyH11]

@@stevechristie2569 Big eyes?

[@ISetYourFaceOnFire]

Das freakin goggle eye. das lanky pissen streak

[@tigerfoo563]

Steve is such a cool guy. He's genuinely flattered at 26:42.

[@Klimmilk-i2s]

he is, he came in to the restaurant I was working at in 2014 with his parents and they were all smiling and very polite

[@matthewadams3689]

No, he’s being ironic

[@treynoldsman1981]

Love how Matthew Perry gets it. He was in the biggest sitcom ever. Which I know was a world apart but he has integrity

[@Talisman09]

He's an alcoholic so he's as bitter as us Brits

[@emiel255]

@@cactusmalone where did he admit this?

[@jamesinhenley]

Watch the interview where he basically claims he invested sarcasm

[@danielowen5787]

Matthew Perry was probably in the best sitcom ever , the response to friends in its day was massive the office Uk in contrast was so unique credit to gervais and merchant and their vision, backing themselves that the public are smarter than those watching saturday night at the palladium

[@Balbuccijoey]

Mmmmm

[@mistervanderveer]

Deaf Knobby Burton is my favorite character in the series. I mean, two for a tenner, that's a steal!

[@rubyrose4024]

The training day episode has to be the best ever. I cannot, for the life of me watch it without laughing...Rowan's face gets me everytime!!

[@hughoxford8735]

It's the guitar that gets me.

[@wavemotiongun12]

​@@hughoxford8735She's the serpent... who guards the gates of hell.

[@DarkForcesStudio]

I love how the actors love and understand everything about the Office project. Collective dedication like that is incredibly rare.

[@LHudsonARTLIFTS]

You've charmed me

[@DrivingDoctor]

Still can’t watch that scene without looking away, too much cringe.

[@SuzanAtito]

"Now am just filling up the hours before I die..." Stephen Merchant

[@BennyH11]

The real brains behind it all.

[@Talisman09]

@@BennyH11 Steve Merchant is a better actor than Ricky Gervais but there's only one David Brent and it isn't Steve. Do you think that writing, on its own, can create something like the office?

[@casterleyrock]

Tim's look at the camera at 14:07 is the funniest thing 😂

[@Agos226]

Its amazing to see just how much thought went into this show, even though most of the details wont be noticed by a first time viewer

[@timothy790110]

one of my fave subtle bits is when Brent almost smacks his head on the book case at 8.55

[@Talisman09]

He snapped his head back because she looked back at him and he was trying to look like he wasn't dancing you dummy 😆 Nobody was supposed to laugh at furniture getting in the way

[@thankyoujodi]

@@Talisman09 he definitely is avoiding the bookcase

[@geoffp326]

It was brliiant. I sat through those hideous training sessions. I was part of that crap "gotta do what it takes till 5.30" banter, I watched those tortured romances growing or dying. All with a horrible beige background and the whirring of office machinery. Utterly brliiant.

[@smaakjeks]

Haha, I can practically feel how much you identify with the show.

[@Isleofskye]

Hi Geoff . Watch Peter Kay's " Car ShareManagement Speak Cliches" 2 Minutes of Comedy Gold !

[@FirstLast-cf4mi]

@ninja boy 96 You're right. Comedy should have stopped after The Office.

[@odinshalldawnoftitans881]

And pints after work

[@Asylum_4]

Karl Pilkington would have been good in the warehouse scenes.

[@xarmy5669]

+Mark H hes the computer repair guy

[@xarmy5669]

oh i made a mistake, y u call me a lier?

luca j Because you told a lie. Sorry kid, that's objective truth.

[@xarmy5669]

you responded to me calling me a lier, with a name of some random guy lool

[@CuthbertCream]

+Aimee Frost I think he's on about the bald fella that asks 'What's a Goblin, then?' But yeah, neither of them are Pilkington :)

[@davidscargil9145]

Thank You for Your superb post. I love The Office,but i hadn`t seen this before. Kudos.

[@Joshatron1205]

I love that Ricky says sarcastically "and youre handsome with youre little beard" and it cuts to david baddiel with his little beard

[@paulp1008]

i could never imagine anybody else playing del boy other than david jason i could never imagine any of the cast of the office being played by anyone else,ever get it right,you`ll never look back.

[@steevidrums]

Steve's last line "Barclays" creased me. I was always 50/50 as to whether that was him, now I know!

[@TheCJsamson]

7:54 Brilliantly edited. “And you’re handsome with your little beard” Cut to David Baddiel and his little beard 🤣😂

[@stevenesbitt3528]

I clocked that, sure it wasn’t intentional 😂

[@steveg59]

This programme has become a proud part of Britains landscape.

[@jacryder735]

my family and me cry at this EVERY time. We’ve watched it tens of times 😂

[@jasonlefler3456]

“He’s thrown a kettle over a pub... what have you done?” -Gareth

[@WOOOPdoctorFROGhere]

One word, two syllables - demarcation

[@ajs41]

Until I watched The Office I had no idea people like David Brent existed, despite living in England all my life. Most of the people Ive known have been very normal, quiet and uninteresting, so it was a genuine surprise to realise that Ricky Gervais was basing Brent on what he thought was quite a common type of character that you find in life.

[@djtreeman1]

I honestly dread to think how many times ive watched each episode, and the best thing is, every time i do watch one i find new things to laugh at - weather its just a face Gareth pulls after saying something completely ridiculous or just the way David looks at the camera. Without a doubt my favourite program ever.

[@anoldgeezer1]

They can never recreate this ever dispite the us version

[@andyb3666]

The US version isn’t anywhere near as layered

[@Chillifish57]

Think we all have our own ‘dawn’. I love that kind of unspoken love 💔

[@harryrobbins6376]

“I’ve been David Brent, you’ve been the best. See ya later.”

[@julianlucas3857]

That crack of dawn joke is actually hilarious unironically

[@stoikes]

It's good to hear it explained in words by these kind of people. The genius of it is so under-stated, and the realism as well. Very very cool and I hope timeless.

[@Bumbaaaaaaaaaaa]

Loved all the characters but finchy was my fav, it’s hilarious when that they all believe throwing an object over a roof is an impressive accomplishment

[@GiveMeFive-GMF]

(07:58) "you look handsome with your little beard" *immediately cuts to David Badiel. Nicely played!

[@andrewdebaron2761]

The Office was so special that German Television made their own version of it; in a similar style, but with other characters. The German `office´ wasn´t called `Büro´, but was named `Stromberg´ after the main character: Bernd Stromberg, a dastardly character who always gets his comeuppance, often falls flat on his face as a kind of higher justice; and in the end, he loses his job. I have watched most of the episodes and am a fan. watching both the English original and the German counterpart bought home to me, yet again, how far German humour has improved over the decades, but also how true Gervaises conviction is, that people are basically the same everywhere

[@iSquishMoths]

There's no dispute about which version is best. It's like saying a cover band is better than the band they're covering, it's an almost impossible concept. The Americans are way more slapstick and less subtle but I thought the first few seasons of the remake was well acted and funny. Then you just have to stop, it becomes absolutely a mess and you can tell they had no idea where to go with it. It's like remaking faulty towers and making 120 episodes ... Why oh why?

[@Wardieshire]

This.

[@TheXitone]

that

[@Isleofskye]

The Other ?

[@Tombombadillo999]

HostDisorder so true bro, the first few seasons of the american version is watchable, after it turns almost forced, and quite sad to be honest.

[@mat5473]

The American version is great but it's like fast food. The UK version is like fine french cuisine.

[@mrartboy1]

Ricky Gervais explains things beautifully, that's exactly how blokes act...little boys who never grow up!!...lol

[@threeminuteshate]

It’s crazy to think that the original Office has only 14 episodes. The writer’s strike season of the US version had 14 episodes. That’s one thing I really appreciate about UK television: finish on a high note instead of dragging it out to the point you have to throw in ridiculous plot elements or bad characters. Only 14 episode and almost unanimously seen as groundbreaking.

[@HaneeFannee]

For someone who is so insistent on not selling out to _celebrity_ and/or _endorsements_, Ricky sure loves his _Celebrity endorsements_..

[@thatgirlcheree]

Ricky's laugh... it's the best sound.

[@WAAAAAAAAAAAY]

That's Stewart Pearson from The Thick Of It as Rowan in the staff training episode. Still just a lad from Leeds with a lust for life

[@gibbogle]

The Thick Of It is also brilliant.

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

The US version can't even get the documentary camera style right. Some scenes go back and forth between a couple of cameras which ruins the illusion. Dumbed down I guess.

[@kernelsanders5232]

The USA one is better in my opinion

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

You must be form the US then? Aus and Brit humour are very alike.

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

***** Yeah I can only laugh at the original one, it's my kind of humour. That and Extras, brilliant work. I'll take British comedy any day.

[@raginbakin1430]

+oo0Spyder0oo Why do you assume that if someone likes the US version over the UK version, it must mean that that person is American?

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

American or of that style of humour. A generalisation I agree but, the two cultures are vastly different in that area. Let's say, a person has an American style of humour rather than actually living or coming from there if that helps. I think you get my drift.

[@ssnoc]

Every now and then it all comes together perfectly - this show was one of those times. Gervais is super talented he totally nailed it 👏 - For me, the American version isn’t even close. You need that English reserve of politeness that strains itself during the scenes THAT makes it funny.

[@thomasnicholls9393]

Nice to hear karl finally helped ricky get some voice over work

[@neilmcmahon]

I was holding out 'til the end to see the longest time that Ricky didn't burst out laughing. Alas, he didn't disappoint lol

[@bowathand]

Matt Perry just looms in reminding me of mortality

[@j.walker6845]

Completely genius show, I remember watching when it first aired on the BBC and being instantly enamored.

[@curtnorth5986]

UK office all the way! Even though the UK version consisted of 12 episodes, its still far better than the US version without a doubt!

[@cullyx2913]

Totally agree

[@michaelbuettner1487]

The American office is a very very funny comedy sitcom I love it, but the original is a work of art, top 5 tv show of all time. It’s brillant not many shows could ever match what Ricky and Stephen wrote.

[@ExBuryBoy]

At 7.50 Gervaias says,'And he (Brent) thinks she'll say ''You're the most interesting man I've ever met and you're handsome with your little beard.'' ' Then David Baddiel's face comes on the screen. LOL

[@deanmartin380]

XBuryBoy 7:50

[@wanderer1955]

Mackenzie Crook. Like Rowan Attkinson. Their faces are their fortune.

[@shaunaghroberts3226]

I always thought Gareth & Alice from Vicar of Dibley were brother & Sister

[@_-4232]

Steven Merchant was so incredibly important in curating the office, he is a genius.

[@oasis4ever92]

it's brilliant hearing how pissed off steve got when Ricky laughed!

[@Wild-Camping-Geordie]

One of the best ever ! Brilliant !

[@carcarroom]

:'( Bloody hell I miss this.

[@misterm7086]

Merchant is brilliant. If you haven't watched HELLO LADIES, then what are you waiting for!

[@richardmcnally2056]

The office wasn’t a great show, it was an immortal show.

[@matthewadams3689]

*is an immortal show

[@TheFbiFilesRepeat]

"A Scotch egg consists of a hard-boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat, coated in bread crumbs and baked." - Wikipedia

[@Markem1998]

Fried not baked

[@coopsunited]

Can't believe they didn't mention the IT geek. His character was genius haha!

[@Anygodwilldo]

Great insights into a geanuine classic comedy series. I enjoyed this video a lot

[@jimbell457]

Seeing it mean so much to the Actors is amazing, especially Mr Keenan, must have been hard leaving the TA's going into pirates of the Caribbean.

[@PaulRoneClarke]

29:23. When Karl talks about only enjoying things in hindsight, Ricky and Steve rip into him. Martin says it here, and it makes sense. (Mind you Karl was on about a packet of Munchies).

[@kennethgjelstrupsrensen9964]

I have watched the office again and again - and it's still so funny - and brilliant 👍😃

[@AboutFalling]

This show is a masterpiece of comedy. I don't think there will ever be another one like it.

[@Rawc90]

If Ricky was the star of the Office, Stephen was the star of Extras

[@MichaelH-h5u]

Gervais-Merchant are the Lennon-McCartney of scriptwriting

[@MrSpartanm33]

Undoubtedly better than the US version, sorry.

[@Rodders0223]

MrSpartanm33 Why apologise..

[@Bennyboy138]

It was the original and better by miles

[@PirateZ1]

They're fairly different in tone. I think some of the U.S. The Office seasons are as good since the performances are different enough that its a fresh take on the same characters.

[@sidarthur8706]

they should have just made a completely different show like they ended up doing anyway because the american sitcom named 'the office' is funny enough but it completely missed the point of what it is

[@3styler1]

yea way better than us version which is just ok

[@shayZero]

All the best shows that stand the test of time do so purely because you can feel that everyone on the crew loved what they were doing.

[@JoeRivermanSongwriter]

They need a reunion while they're all still alive.

[@philipperry9372]

Some lovely comments and memories be cast members from there time working on the show.

[@BritishComedyUK69]

Gotta love Ricky

[@Phoebedumplings]

Who would have thought Slough trading estates could look so glamorous!?

[@jpetersgoyanks]

“Nothing brings out that male ego like a quiz” must be a British thing

[@drexlspivey5828]

Folk in Britain take pub quizes extremely seriously even though they're having a laugh, we are ALWAYS determined to win haha

[@thankyoujodi]

The quiz aspect, sure. But the competitive aspect? That's human nature

[@ItsZyloh]

Jeeez the guy who played Gareth, now looks like Jonny depp after 7 years of drugs

[@egogeo851]

nobody knows how Depp looks with out drugs

[@thesimpsons17]

Aw its the music from Toy Story 2 when they have the Tim and Dawn montage at 18:30

[@shayZero]

Ahh thank you person from 4 years ago. I was wondering while it was playing. Hope all is good