Ribi
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seriously, people act like its the most laugh-out-loud shit they have ever seen.Looks about as shit as the American one.
seriously, people act like its the most laugh-out-loud shit they have ever seen.Looks about as shit as the American one.
I just watched a few episodes of the OG Office…That looks absolutely fucking awful. Absolutely no charm about it.
I've never seen an episode of any version of The Office before.
Even the men aren't allowed to be normal handsome like Jim was. I can't tell if these people are in each others league, or what league we are playing in right now.
Which one of these ladies is Australian Pam?
LMAO the US version is much better than the original.
I've never seen an episode of any version of The Office before.
LMAO the US version is much better than the original.
I love you guys, but please understand that you two are retarded.
I love the original, but you're right. The US version is better in my opinion. About one of the only UK shows they've been able to do that with in my opinion.
I think US citizens prefer their version of the Office because they have deference for their directors, managers, etc.I liked both for different reasons but the UK could hit the awkward factor harder.
Let's look at something good instead, embrace DANGER 5!
It's really not that deep -- the American one was just funny, and the UK one just wasn't. True for a lot of British "humor".I think US citizens prefer their version of the Office because they have deference for their directors, managers, etc.
They don't like seeing someone in a dominant position being so cringe and useless, they want them caring, goofy but still able to do their job better than the others, etc... They idealize their bosses when in reality there's a lot of David Brents in desk jobs but i've never seen any Michael Scott.
Yes, butAll these American Office gifs when it was a British show. lmfao.
I think US citizens prefer their version of the Office because they have deference for their directors, managers, etc.
They don't like seeing someone in a dominant position being so cringe and useless, they want them caring, goofy but still able to do their job better than the others, etc... They idealize their bosses when in reality there's a lot of David Brents in desk jobs but i've never seen any Michael Scott.
Might be... or maybe you're trying to find a way to rationalize you unconscious subservient bias ?It's really not that deep -- the American one was just funny, and the UK one just wasn't. True for a lot of British "humor".
My take was that american workers overly respect their bosses for supposedly having caring qualities and being better than themselves (the same way europeans respect their kings and queens because god supposedly said they were better than themselves divine right moarchy and all) even though their bosses are more akin toDavid Brent than Michael Scott though.That's certainly a take on American workers and how we see our bosses.
Most of these guys couldn't give two pieces of dung about our well being ... Any "caring" they do is performative so we will be loyal. Meanwhile, we're being worked to death with mandatory overtime... I don't know how it is in office settings (my old OLD job didn't rely on office settings) but in a factory, they say one thing and do another.
LMAO the US version is much better than the original.
Might be... or maybe you're trying to find a way to rationalize you unconscious subservient bias ?
Also british humor is harder to get, less evident. You need a firm grasp on reality to enjoy absurdist humor. Americans aren't known for that either.
Ricky Gervais pissed off so much powerful people he would not be able to work if not for his indeniable talent.
My take was that american workers overly respect their bosses for supposedly having caring qualities and being better than themselves (the same way europeans respect their kings and queens because god supposedly said they were better than themselves divine right moarchy and all) even though their bosses are more akin toDavid Brent than Michael Scott though.
The UK original is genius. A comedy masterpiece.
The US remake is a vanilla sitcom.
I say this as someone who likes a bunch of his stuff, if Gervais really pissed powerful people off that much then he wouldn't have been asked to host the Golden Globes multiple times.Ricky Gervais pissed off so much powerful people he would not be able to work if not for his indeniable talent.
Oh i don't know, the raygun chick was pretty darn capableI apologise on behalf of the entire population of Australia.
This will suck because Aussies don't really do the comedy of embarrassment all that well. It's a very British thing.
Cult classic? Wasn't the US version one of the most popular shows on TV?UK office was edgy/cringe for most of the time which got annoying at some point.
US office also started that way but then it got progressively smarter/funnier so much that it became a cult classic which the UK one could never reach no matter what the minority haters here say and Im neither american nor british.
Not in my country no.Cult classic? Wasn't the US version one of the most popular shows on TV?
I stopped watching the us version after 2 season i think.
The boss is a great actor but his characters was way too cringey, and i fucking hated jim...