The Office, American-Style

ByDerek

I’m catching up on my blog-reading and ran across this post on BuffaloPundit’s blog about “The Office”. Personally, British humor just doesn’t jive with me, so when I watched the British version (prior to the American version coming out) I gave it an “eh” and let it go. But I’ve been watching the American version since the first episode and knew that once it got past all the naysayers who felt like the British version was being cheapened, it would catch on. The American show has a great ensemble cast and is really, really funny. So sacrifice some space on the DVR (you really don’t need to watch five different CSIs) for this show.

Oh… and you should already be watching Arrested Development which is even funnier than The Office. Save our Bluths! That is all.

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