The spin-off “The Paper” promises to be as funny as “The Office”

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The trailer for “The Paper” with Domnhall Gleeson. Moreover, Sabrina Impacciatore promises a humor similar to “The Office”.

Series – We take (almost) the same and start again. Moreover, The Papercult spin-off The Officeunveiled his trailer on August 7. Furthermore, Like her big sister, this comedy takes up the principle of “mockumentary”, a parodic false documentary. Therefore, And with these first images. For example, everything suggests that the series derived from The Office will be as funny as Michael Scott and his collaborators.

From the start of the trailer. Nevertheless, we learn that the team of documentaries who had spin-off “the paper” promises funny filmed the daily life of Dunder Mifflin in The Office found a new subject. These are toledo Truth Teller employees. a newspaper in great difficulty that shares its premises with a company that produces toilet paper.

But a new editor -in -chief named Ned Sampson will do everything to make this Midwest Journal. As you can see in the trailer belowhe will have to deal with a team of volunteer journalists who. have never written articles before. Ned Sampson will therefore send them to the field to leave “Hunting for information”.

Exit Steve Carell, John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer or Rainn Wilson in this spin-off. The headliners that constitute the cast are Domhnall Gleeson (Harry Potter. the Deathly Hallows) Ainsi que sabrina bianer (The White Lotus). Fans of The Office will still recognize Oscar Martinez. played by Oscar Nuñez, who once again undergoes the presence of documentaries in his work environment. In the rest of the troop. we find Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Alex Edelman, Ramona Young and Tim Key.

And it’s Greg Daniels. the adapter and screenwriter of The Officewhich is behind this new series, which promises jokes and a story close to the 2000s sitcom. The American public will be able to discover The Paper From September 4 on the spin-off “the paper” promises funny Peacock streaming platform. As for France, no date and no broadcaster has yet been announced.