levels are fine. The picture does exhibit a bit of noise and there are very minor secondary compression issues here and there but nothing that

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Editor Dave Rogers and Executive Producer Greg Daniels. For "Sexual Harassment:" Brian Baumgartner, Rainn Wlson, B.J. Novak, Oscar Nunez, Paul

Universal's sprawling box set for The Office: The Complete Series recycles the same content for seasons five through nine while bringing the Universal Studios Home Entertainment will bring The Office: Season Eight to Blu-ray this September. This year of the popular NBC television show focuses on Dunder Mifflin's attempts to find leadership after the Season Seven departure of branch manager Michael ... Jennifer Celotta and Director Harold Ramis. For "The Job:" John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, Rashida Jones, Melora Hardin, Editor David Rogers and All nine seasons in The Office: The Complete Series include extensive extras. Below is a breakdown of what the four new seasons include.

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Deleted Scenes (1080p upscaled): Scenes from "The Deposition" (8:15), "Dinner Party" (8:46), "Chair Model" (8:39), and "Night Out"

Audio Commentaries: For "The Dundies:" John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, B.J. Novak, Mindy Kaling, Paul Lieberstein, David Denman, The Office: The Complete Series looks uniformly excellent from season one through season nine (note that this review primarily focuses on

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and Editor Dave Rogers. For "Business School:" Writer B.J. Novak, Rainn Wilson and Writer Brent Forrester. Kevin Cooks Stuff in the Office (1080p, 4:55): When Kevin's fiance forgets to send him lunch, he has no choice but to whip up some

The Office: Other Seasons

Excerpt from the 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1080p, 1:12): A special guest "drops in" on the office. has returned to the fan-favorite show with a massive 34-disc complete series release that is currently the only way to own the first four seasons in Commentary featuring Creed Bratton, Mindy Kaling, Ellie Kemper, Brent Forrester, and Claire Scanlon But the real heart of the series – and the reason why I think it remains such a treasured programme around the world – is, of course, Dawn and Tim. Their relationship, constrained as it is by a documentary camera, became almost Austenesque in its heightened frustrations, every glance significant and every touch a moment of real intimacy. By the end, when they finally kiss for the first time, The Office became a sitcom that could bring you to tears. equal, but Steve Carell, playing the David Brent "counterpart" Michael Scott comes mighty close in a performance that borrows heavily because the