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The Office UK - S1E6 'Judgement'

🕑 Added 2025-04-08 14:00:09 +0000 UTC

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RegenerationNationTV

We did give updates during the intro no? Our TV shows rotate out. Still Game has taken place of The Office until season 2 wraps up

Clarky P

Any update on season 2 please?

Paul Tully

The edited clips involved the N word, so can understand the edit for BBC upload to YouTube there. They reference the war and a dog named N.

Thomas Wilkinson

You talking about us kicking off about the post credit scenes and then them "being nothing" made me 😆.

Fordy7169

Yes Dawn was taken aback and a bit disappointed. Always thought it a strange twist that Tim would suddenly change course.

Ash C

I remember watching this in Britain at the time it first aired when I was a teenager, just before heading into my first Summer job at a call centre. I wondered at the time how representative it would turn out to be of what I was heading into. Looking back over the two decades that have passed since and still working in an office (albeit in a different field).. I must say this programme really has aged like fine wine. It’s a joy rewatching this with you guys as you have a proper appreciation of the notes it hits despite the ‘cultural differences’. Rewatching this many years since, it’s interesting the things that stand out more once you’re older; the fear of being stuck in a rut, the mundanity of each day, the office politics, the close bonds you can develop with a colleague whether romantic or platonic, the transience of people coming and going and a burning question inside Brent touches upon on the closing monologue in this one; is it all worth it/what was the point…Can’t wait for season 2 which in my opinion is even better. As others have said please watch the specials concurrently without gaps - trust us

Johnny Johnny

I don't think they got the significance of Tim staying on as senior sales clerk. She calls it a 'boss move' but it's actually Tim giving up and selling out. He even starts talking like David Brent with his 'vis a vie' and 'part of the pie' management speech.