Tag: the office

  • The OFFICE Halloween cut scene lives on in infamy

    The OFFICE Halloween cut scene lives on in infamy

    BIG fans of the OFFICE here at the HORROR REPORT.

    After seeing a ‘best of Halloween’ Youtube OFFICE themed video, one particular scene was foreign. That is because it was rarely seen–cut by NBC and not on Netflix when it appeared there or Peacock now in its current home.

    The scene was originally featured in the episode, “Koi Pond,” the eighth installment of season 6. You will not find it now.

    “Koi Pond” was one of the most memorable episodes from The Office season 6. Jim had a meeting with an important client but it was requested that Michael come along. When the duo returned, Michael was soaking wet and it was revealed that he fell into a koi pond. After a lesson about mocking fellow employees, the office learned that Jim could have stopped Michael from falling into the pond but he purposely stepped aside to let it happen.

    The episode is famous in OFFICE lore for the plot. But also famous for what vanished.

    The episode aired on October 29, 2009, and opened by showing the employees of Dunder Mifflin Scranton putting together a haunted warehouse for the local kids. Darryl , who Michael referred to as “gangster pumpkin”, pushed the kids around as the rest of the employees put on less than inspired horror scenes.

    The cold open-ended with Michael simulating a suicide, horrifying the children while turning it into a life lesson and referencing that Christmas is not the only season with a message and that suicide is not the answer..

    It appears NBC had a backlash to the episode. Some thought it was too offensive and inappropriate causing NBC to remove the scene. Michael was dressed as Saturday Night Live‘s character, D*ck in a Box during his hanging.

    You an see it here, still, in all its cut and edited glory:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_gVDfKSms8&t=185s
  • The modern Office

    The modern Office

    So many questions! Today, Michael Scott, from Dunder Mifflin fame announced on Instagram, that other peers “The Office“ is returning.

    Steve Carrell, earlier this morning, confirmed what was already rumors for days that a reboot of the hit show the Office was going to start..

    Questions to down. Fans, some excited, and some a little worried the show may not be too funny, are debating the potential fallacy of bringing back a show that featured off-color humor and risky political incorrectness.

    Also questions as to what the show will be based on. Even in the early 2000s the concept of a paper company still existing was pretty far-fetched.

    In the modern age, how many clients can the shows fictitious company possibly still have a Lackawanna county Pennsylvania.

    Beyond that, other stars of the program often commented they were not interested in being a part of a reboot.

    In the modern era, a number of fans who found the office after many years of the show being off TV. A whole new generation of The Office fans. Will they, and the old fans, still watch?

  • The horror of 2020 complete! The OFFICE will be taken off Netflix December 31, 2020

    The horror of 2020 complete! The OFFICE will be taken off Netflix December 31, 2020

    This show grew in popularity even after it ended in 2013.. and 2020 saw a huge rebound as people discovered and rediscovered it during COVID-19 quarantines..

    But now the long feared end is nigh.. on the final night of 2020, no less..

    Indeed, NBCUniversal – which owns the streaming rights to The Office – let the show’s license to Netflix expire once they formulated plans to build out their own streaming service.

    They saw the popularity of the show skyrocket..

    They will now move the program to their streaming platform PEACOCK.

    Peacock actually has two tiers – one is free and comes with over 13,000 hours of programming (with ads), while Peacock Premium is just $4.99 a month and features more than 20,000 hours of programming. They have not yet revealed if The Office will be available on the free tier, or if it’ll be exclusive to the Premium tier..

  • Retro is king in the summer of Covid

    Retro is king in the summer of Covid

    People don’t have theaters but they have the theater of their minds and memories..

    With most of life staying shut down and less productions occurring, two shining stars have emerged as the top Netflix shows of the summer of the coronavirus.

    The full listing of the top the shows here

    Two top show of the summer was rightfully THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY season 2, which felt far more strange and bizarre but yet superior and fun to season 1.

    The other notable show? THE OFFICE.

    Steve Carrell’s classic program back with its humor .. and it got brand new fans amongst a new age group and demographic .

    Retro is king during lockdowns