The Office...The Truth Posted Tue Jul 24 11:44:06 BST 2001 by 'FACTS'

When are you stubborn people going to admit what you know to be patently true, and that is that this show is absolutely brilliant?


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Posted By Justin on Tue Jul 24 11:49:54 BST 2001:

>When are you stubborn people going to admit what you know to be patently true, and that is that this show is absolutely brilliant?

Er, when it actually lives up to the hype?
Until then....


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Posted By 'Al' on Tue Jul 24 19:18:31 BST 2001:

>When are you stubborn people going to admit what you know to be patently true, and that is that this show is absolutely brilliant?
>
When I see an episode of it that makes me laugh.


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Posted By velvet on Tue Jul 24 20:01:14 BST 2001:

actually yesterday's was rather good i thought.

i'll be quiet now......


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Posted By Tom Adams on Tue Jul 24 20:04:42 BST 2001:

It reminded me of short drama scenes you had to do at school, inevitably ending in mass brawls. But adult. And therefore with pissed blokes and a big cock.


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Posted By 'Phil A' on Tue Jul 24 20:19:04 BST 2001:

>When are you stubborn people going to admit what you know to be patently true, and that is that this show is absolutely brilliant?
>
Care to back that up with facts, FACTS?

While you ponder on that, here's my uniformed opinion.

Ricky Gervais and his stupid comedy persona ruined this show before it had even began. If he was replaced with an actor who doesn't insist on writing his own lines, and crucially, can play a character other than himself, The Office may have had a chance. As such, the presence of Gervais and his complete lack of comedy made this thing stillborn.


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Posted By 'Norman F' on Tue Jul 24 20:28:11 BST 2001:

it was very good this week. the Gervais character really does symbolise the common man's struggle against competence.

i think the character Finchy, his "mate" was brilliant. a sort of Basil Fawlty, crossed with Alf Garnett. on acid.


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