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Brent and Johnson. David Brent returns in this brief follow up to The Office (UK) , and after ten years he is just as clueless and hilarious as before. Besides selling cleaning products to businesses, David has grown interested in investing in start-up artists nearby, which has lead him to a partnership with young rapper Dom Johnson. Cue a torrent of racially charged jokes and anecdotes, as the desperate ex-office manager attempts to create a hit single with Dom. It's a funny short video, in which time the pair create the famous 'Equality Street' (mentioned in season 1 of the main show), a combination of David's guitar playing and singing and Dom's rapping. As imagined, the outcome is apparently "horrendous", with Dom expressing his desire to hide his identity in the music video so as not to be linked with the track. It's all hilarious stuff and it's great to see Brent back after so long.  Overall, Revisited  is a brief glimpse back into t...

The Short-Lived UK Comedy about an average paper company which spawned the famous US remake. Almost everyone has been encouraged to watch the US Office at some point in their lives, but it's worth remembering where the phenomenon originated. Having never seen either version, I am starting on the UK edition where it all began. So stay tuned for short reviews on each of the 12 episodes, along with more fun facts and trivia! Season 1 1. Downsize - 6.5/10 ( https://entertaindomain.blogspot.com/2020/01/the-office-uk-s1-e1-downsize-review.html ) 2. Work Experience - 7.5/10 ( https://entertaindomain.blogspot.com/2020/01/the-office-uk-s1-e2-work-experience.html ) 3. The Quiz - 7/10 ( https://entertaindomain.blogspot.com/2020/01/the-office-uk-s1-e3-quiz-review.html ) 4. Training - 7.3/10 ( https://entertaindomain.blogspot.com/2020/01/the-office-uk-s1-e4-training-review.html ) 5. New Girl - 7/10 ( https://entertaindomain.blogspot.com/2020/01/the-office-uk-s1-e5-new-girl...