Spin-off is not always a good idea. For every "phrasier" or "Young Sheldon", which comes from "Cheers" and "Big Bang theory", respectively, has "Eyoi", following "Friends" that spectacularly crashed and burned. The Office did not receive a spin-off shortly after it ended in 2013, but that Almost Dali-and one of the last episodes of the show was the pilot on the back of the spin-off that never was. The good thing is that it has never come true, honestly ... because it will attack the happy ending between the main characters Dwight Strout (Rhein Wilson) and Angela Martin (Angela Kinsey).

17th episode of The ninth and last season of the "Office", A simple entitled "The Farm" was designed as a pilot of the back-to-individual past practice where the show show would center the episode around the characters and scenarios they hope will result in spin-off later. In the episode as he aired, Dwight returns to Srut Farms for his aunt Shirley's funeral and unites with his family, including his brother Ebeb (Thomas Middhalic) and sister Gianni (Majra Delphino). Nora Kirkpatrick, who plays the girl of Dwight Esther during the 9th of the "Office" season, also appears in the episode, which seems to indicate that if the "farm" has ever done in a series, Esther and Dwight would remained included.

As we all know now, the "farm" has never turned into a full -fledged series, and in the "Office" final series, Esther is out of the picture, and Dwight and Angela finally tie the knot. So what happened to the "farm" in the end?

Despite the fact that Rainn Wilson only original signed at 13 episodes of Season 9 of the "Office" to settle to move to the "Farm" - and writer and showner Paul Libstein, played by Toby Flenderon at the "Office", jumped into Help launch Enterprise - NBC refused to choose the "farm" as a full series, and the project died. According to Wilson, it has published this news online, according to Hollywood reporter; In the X's post (known as Twitter at the time), the actor wrote "Farm Update": NBC passed ahead with the TV show "Farm". There was an explosion that the pilot did - on and up! " One of the original creators of the show, Greg Daniels, is measured by all the work in conversation with TVLinAnd as he said, the episode was simply re -examined and processed to fit in the last season of the Office. "We will not broadcast exactly what it was, because there are certain aspects that were suitable for a new show pilot," Daniels said at the time. "We shoot a little extra material to do it more in the season."

Honestly, this was probably for the best - and if you don't believe IYou may believe in a writer who seems to be one of the most prominent "office" experts. In Media interview with Ereeremi RobertsAndy Green, who wrote the book "Office: The untold story of the biggest sitcom of the 2000s" was pretty blunt for the whole thing.

"Anyone I was talking about was a bad idea. I agree. You don't want to spend so much time with Dwight on the farm. He is funny in an office with people who are his overall opposites. The saved unsuccessful pilot they were cut into a regular episode because NBC did not want to collect.

The fact that the "farm" was simply dragged into the last season of the "Office", instead of giving its own time frame to NBC was a good thing for many reasons, and the main among them is that if the "farm" becomes TV show, the final of the series of The Office may end up as bad!

Here's what happens in the final if we completely ignore that the "farm" will ever be a show (something I'm happy to do). After more seasons again, again, again a Love-Board, Dwight and Angela finally tie the node-and in one of the last episodes of the show, Angela tells Dwight that her son, whom she believed was her ex-husband Senator Robert. Lipton (Jackec Coleman) is actually Dwight's child. Thanks to the wedding set, the episode is able to return some dear characters, including toxic Loversbiters of Mindy Kaling and BC Novak, Kelly Kapoor and Ryan Howard, and in the most emotional resonant scene to include "That's what he said. She said "a joke, Steve Karel, who left the "office" in Season 7He reappears as former manager Michael Scott being Dwight's best man (or, as Dwight and Johnon Krasinski, Jimim Halpert call him "Best Man").

Watching Angela and Dwight get married and gather all of their loved ones in the process, creating a really good final in a series, especially when you think the "office" is seriously dipped in quality in later seasons, so let's be grateful for the "farm" happen.

As for the "office", the whole series is now running out of peacock.