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The Office cemented its place in television history as one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time. Ann -Bi saw the value in maintaining his cash cow, even when the play was approaching the end of his rock. As a result, the "Office 9" season was characterized by an episode entitled "Farm", which was used as a spin-off pilot that would take place on the infamous Srut farms and focused on Dwight's Rainn Wilson, along with the rest of his eccentric family. After all, however, the network was not moving forward with it. But why?

Spin-off led by Dwight was first discovered Shortly before the season 9 premiered in September 2012, with the "Farm" being filmed and eventually aired towards the rear half of the season. Unfortunately, it has not been missed because the "farm" is considered wide One of the worst episodes of the "Office". However, as Wilson told him, that's not exactly why NBC decided not to continue the show.

During the interview of "The last laughter" Podka, Wilson discussed what descended with the "farm" behind the scenes. "NBC, at the time, had a new regime that came in, and they wanted to make big, bright, glossy, spraying shows that were multi-kami and return to" Friends "kind of" friends ", the actor explained. He continued to add that the network had made an expensive mistake:

"They were not interested in the" office "spin-off at the time. To take the "farm", they are likely to have another billion dollars in the bank. Even now, all the people who have seen the "office" 20 times, they will follow the "farm" at least once or twice. "

"Would it be good as the" office "? No. No. "Would it be good? Would it be solid? Would it be a good solid comedy? Yes, there would be, and we would do some really cool things. And I think they really missed."

In particular, "Parks and Recreation" started as a spin-off "Office" Before becoming your own job. That play became loved on its own, and you didn't have to look at another universe was certainly useful. So, no, until Wilson's point, NBC didn't feel like he needed a spin-off at that moment.

Out of that, The "Farm" could easily destroy the reputation of the "office". Well, pilots are often not a good idea of ​​a show as a whole, but that unique episode was not particularly encouraging.

"Everyone i spoke to felt it was a badd. Dwight on the Farm.

When it comes to money, Wilson may be right. Ann -BI paid $ 500 million to win "Office" rights by Netflix for Peacock. That's important. Speaking further, Wilson explained that Ann -BI always had trouble understanding the show and ironically, it's Netflix that helped make a timeless classic in the first place:

"The history of the" Office "in Ann is, they have never received the show. Honestly, it was like five years after the show ended, when it suddenly began to look at billions of minutes on Netflix, that the NBC was like, wait a minute, this is a kind of cash cow. This is actually a really good show and has some legs. "

The Office finally has a spin-off in the form of "paper". So far, as well, as it has already been updated for the second season. Will it still withstand the test of time? Is that a better option than the "farm" would be? That's an irresponsible question, but nothing suggests that the Shuut show would have been a good idea.

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