Once, long ago, The creators "Office" almost made a spin-off that would ruin the happy end of the show. In short, the announcements will move Dwight (Rainn Wilson) to the farm and eliminated the possibility of calming him down with Angela Kinsey, which would not bring much to the way of closing to the US version of the show. Fortunately, these characters-together with other favorites-a sweet sending at the end of the story, and we can only assume that they are still living there in their best lives. Unfortunately, the series "New Spin-Off", "Paper" is here to destroy a happy ending: the one of Dander Miflin, the company that collected these characters together in so Very excellent episodes of "Office".

The "newspaper" episode 1 opens up with the discovery that Dander Miflin closed it, with a famous face, Bob Wans of Wans Friedir (Robert Ray Schaefer), revealing that the old company is not not for some time. According to Bob, he still maintains contact with several former employees who are proud of dog owners, but for the most part, Dander Miflin's fate is a mystery.

Despite the disturbing news about Dander Miflin, Bob reveals that his closure has also led to peaceful vibrations in the Scranton Business Park - to the point that the old paper company disappears from collective memory. However, the big question is: What actually led to the closure of Dander Maflin?

The episode "The newspaper" does not waste time revealing that in 2019, Dander Miflin bought an Ohio -based company, which sells paper products such as toilet tissues, newspapers and other everyday items that we take for granted. More importantly, "ENERTY" staff are subjects of a brand new documentary about office life-discovery that appeared in Very first trailer for "paper".

But the closure of Dander Miflin makes the perfect sense. Season 3 of the "Office" briefly teases the end of the Skranton branch due to corporate merger, and until it is realized, the possibility of problems with Dander Miflin is not a very much concept. Moreover, the heart discovery is also the perfect way to introduce the main characters of the "paper", who hope to be around for many years.

On a more positive note, the decision to shut down Dander Miflin means that "labor" does not have to explain what happened to all its former employees, ensuring that the emotional power of the "Office" final remains intact. That episode really feels goodbye to all those characters (except for the Oscar, which appears in the ensemble of the new show) and the "paper" honored their sends. Of course, the decision to close Dander Miflin suck in many ways, but by preserving those fun memories, perhaps the latest spin-off does not destroy any happy endings, after all.

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