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'The Office' Is Reportedly Set to be Rebooted With Original Showrunner Attached
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I feel lawyers, cops, and doctors/nurses are way underrepresented in workplace drama/comedies.
Chuck Berry
Gold Member
Scrubs? Greys Anatomy?
Theyre not underrepresented. People/writers just dont have the balls to take them on.
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German Hops
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Dr.Morris79
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Mr Reasonable
Completely Unreasonable
Gervais laughing all the way to the bank, again.
Put me in the "oh god, please something new" camp.
Given how Parks and Rec was so similar and hit a lot of the same notes, why not just create something new in a similar style?
I've just written and deleted an essay on why the US version was in a much better position than a reboot would be now, but here's the heavily abridged version.
The US version didn't have to match up to a well known domestic version of one of the most popular shoes of the last 20 years at launch and took at least a series to find it's feet, the show benefits massively from the cast and characterisation being so good, the stature of the show benefits from the show's extended run - you can't introduce 15 characters in a couple of episodes and expect people to like them all, but The Office benefits from 200 episodes and 20 characters that everyone knows well enough to be able to confidently say exactly how smaller characters like Toby, Kevin and Creed will react to a particular event. To some degree, The Office feels like it might be too big to take on - too many characters, too many Episodes, too many perfect castings. That feels like a lot for a new show to tackle.
Good luck!
Put me in the "oh god, please something new" camp.
Given how Parks and Rec was so similar and hit a lot of the same notes, why not just create something new in a similar style?
I've just written and deleted an essay on why the US version was in a much better position than a reboot would be now, but here's the heavily abridged version.
The US version didn't have to match up to a well known domestic version of one of the most popular shoes of the last 20 years at launch and took at least a series to find it's feet, the show benefits massively from the cast and characterisation being so good, the stature of the show benefits from the show's extended run - you can't introduce 15 characters in a couple of episodes and expect people to like them all, but The Office benefits from 200 episodes and 20 characters that everyone knows well enough to be able to confidently say exactly how smaller characters like Toby, Kevin and Creed will react to a particular event. To some degree, The Office feels like it might be too big to take on - too many characters, too many Episodes, too many perfect castings. That feels like a lot for a new show to tackle.
Good luck!
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