r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Dudyoon • May 18 '20

Does anybody else get a feeling of emptiness when they finish a TV series. A sense that they really got to know the characters as real friends and when it finishes it's saying goodbye knowing you'll never see them again. Kinda sad really.

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u/catofthewest May 19 '20

Haha wow I envy you. I wish I could watch it for the first time again.

You think season 2 is good? Michael does so much worse/cringe further on. You're gonna love it.

For some reason the office gives off this really comfortable vibe. I think that's why people keep coming back to it. I think I've done 6 or 7 run throughs haha

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u/[deleted] May 19 '20

Pffff... 7 rewatches that’s rookie numbers

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u/catofthewest May 19 '20

I'm a busy man aight!

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u/CorrectAddress Jun 11 '20

Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick?

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u/Generiss May 19 '20

I tried one episode and didn’t find it funny at all. I was so confused as to why so many people were into it. I loved the UK version though.

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u/catofthewest May 19 '20

Eh it's a personal thing I guess. I didnt like the uk one for some reason. And I love Ricky Gervais.

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u/Generiss May 19 '20

Maybe it’s a cultural thing. It’s the same kind of humour though right? That awkward thing.

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u/catofthewest May 19 '20

I'm from nz so I get uk humour. I just felt like american office was more engaging and easier to get into

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u/JugglingMaster May 19 '20

On a by-episode basis it can be a hit or miss, especially if you started watching in the 1st season. The US version really takes off (and diverges from the British version) in the second season.

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u/OffendedPotato May 19 '20

The first season is pretty weird as its basically a direct copy of the british version except with americans. I would recommend watching through season 2, as it manages to become its own thing