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Making A Difference. The Office (UK)  reached its conclusion in the second part of the Christmas Special, giving fans the perfect final episode with an extremely satisfying ending. It sounds like I am over-hyping it but honestly, this finale is just SO good. Gervais and Merchant absolutely nailed the script, providing the best endings for our favourite characters. David Brent, the leading man since the show began, embarks on a dating crusade in this Special, after signing up to online dating. The dates are naturally horrendous, with one ending on the phone after the date asked if he was that "awful boss" from the TV show! David actually has some heart-wrenching scenes in this final instalment, particularly shots of him constantly on the road, eating alone at motorway stops and drinking himself to sleep at night. On top of all of this, Neil has now banned him from the place he loves so dearly - the Wernham Hogg offices. It's fare to say that David had a rough ride h...

Stitch Up. David Brent returns along with the whole Wernham Hogg crew for one final outing, split into two parts. This first part feels like an improved, extended episode of the regular season and is all the better for it. We return to our beloved characters 3 years after the events of season 2. David is now an EXTREMELY minor celebrity thanks to The Office (UK) , who does door-to-door sales during the daytime and public appearances at clubs in the evening, all whilst haunting Wernham Hogg, the only place he seems to feel at home. Gervais is just as brilliant as usual and David is funnier than he has ever been, although it was upsetting seeing how poorly his life had turned out. That's an evident theme in this episode - disappointment at current situations (Tim still stuck in the same dull job with an annoying co worker, David still desperately seeking friends and now, a girlfriend and Dawn doing sh*tty odd jobs whilst acting full time babysitter at her fiance's sister...

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...