When it was announced that the "office" would get its first big spin-off, many fans of Greg Daniels' desired sitcom probably turned their eyes. Although the "office" was just a remake of the British series with the same name, co-created by and acting Ricky Gervais (With Steve Karel to take over Michael Scott's leading roleThe medium -level company manager for the American version) is still a little tricky that, you know, we do this again. With "this", I mean a mockery series of a place that sells paper in some form or form set in the office itself. However, we get "paper" and the first trailer is ... It's not particularly encouraging.

Here's how the two -minute review goes, approximately. We find out that a company called Ennervate is responsible for paper products that mostly focus on toilets, but that Also He owns the narrator Toledo Truth, a small middle-west newspaper that is clear in a bad place (both figurative and literally, as we see someone using it as a brown-brown lining). When Ned Sampson arrives at Domhel Gleeson as the new editor -in -chief of the paper, it is clear that he used his job for him; When asking employees if they had previously written professionally, one says he is part of the group conversation via text, and another said he wrote "tweet".

Like most people, I enjoy the "office" and like most "office" fans, I'm a little worried about this spin-off. The trailer, which doesn't make me laugh so much, does not inspire much confidence. You know what, yet? It's okay, because the first season of the Office Type of Frozen, so the first season of the "paper" probably deserves a little bit of a peacock this fall.

If you don't remember the first season of the "Office" all that well, that can be For the best. The show's pilot is basically a remake of the British office pilot, which is a confusing move itself. And while the inaugural season collects a little steam with episodes like "Day of Diversity" (put by Michael Scott of Steve Karel and his funny front and center), it's definitely a weak season compared to the second outing of the "office", which is pretty great. Back when the "office" premiered as a replacement for the middle of the season in 2005, no one thought it would become one of the biggest TV sensations of its generation-so should we give the "paper" the same chance?

Maybe! This is not a simple answer. On the one hand, The "paper" once again oversees Greg DanielsAnd the cast includes Domhel Gleeson, Sabrina Impaciator ("White Lotos"), stand-up comedian Alex Edelman, Ramona Young ("I've never ever had ever"), and even Oscar Ncez is playing his role as Oscar. On the other hand, make someone Ask For this, or is it just an ordinary attempt to earn nostalgia and the remaining Ection's "Office" (which is probably broadcast on TBS as I write this)? I don't know, honestly. I haven't sold the first trailer for the "paper", but I'm also not ready to use it as a bird cage lining (and not just because I really hate the birds - they are shaded, sorry!). The paper deserves a chance to make goodwill during its first season, but in the streaming era, where shows are frustrated if they do not become immediately popular (or so it seems), we will have to see what the titles say when it is presented.

The paper begins with a peacock on September 4, 2025, while the "office" is now running out of peacock.