The Office (US)

Questa commedia di successo racconta le manie di impiegati insoddisfatti e del loro goffo capo Michael Scott all'industria cartiera Dunder Mifflin.
Creato da: Greg Daniels |
Genere: Commedia |
https://www.nbc.com/the-office
Numero di stagioni: 9
Numero di episodi: 186
Data prima messa in onda: 2005-03-24
Data ultima messa in onda: 2013-05-16

Approfondimenti

After the original airing ended in 2013 the show found more success in Netflix.	D M E
The final words of the show are spoken by Pam: "There's a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn [...]	D M E
By the end of the series, everyone who transferred from Stamford leaves Scranton. Karen Filippe [...]	D M E
There are some changes in the set between the first season and the subsequent ones. The exterio [...]	D M E
A couple of times throughout the series, Angela (Angela Kinsey) mentions that her favorite song [...]	D M E
B.J. Novak and Mindy Kaling (Ryan and Kelly) are the same age in real-life.	D M E
In 2019 Jenna Fischer & Angela Kinsey started an Office re-watch podcast entitled 'The Office L [...]	D M E
There are 126 pranks in the show many of them involving Jim and Dwight.	D M E
Will Ferrell was originally asked to play the part of Michael. He declined and the role was off [...]	D M E
The show is set in Scranton, Pennsylvania, a city of 76,000 in northeast part of the Commonweal [...]	D M E
Throughout the show, soda cans, cereal boxes, and other various foods are all Wegmans brand. We [...]	D M E
The only characters to not have their talking heads with their backs to the bullpen are Michael [...]	D M E
The running joke of the series is that Ryan Howard (BJ Novak) shares his name with a baseball p [...]	D M E
On the day of his audition, Leslie David Baker had another audition lined up and opted to go to [...]	D M E
Dwight is the only character to physically appear in every episode. Whilst Jim also is in every [...]	D M E
Greg Daniels wanted as little crew as possible on set to give the atmosphere a more relaxed fee [...]	D M E
Steve Carell's number on the callsheets was 1. After he left the show during season 7, the numb [...]	D M E
Dwight had four bobbleheads on his desk. The most well known is the "Dwight Schrute" bobblehead [...]	D M E
John Krasinski revealed on the podcast 'The Office Ladies' (hosted by Jenna Fischer and Angela [...]	D M E
The first season was filmed in office space located just above a soundstage at the Chandler Val [...]	D M E
Carol was played by Steve Carell's real-life wife, Nancy Carell.	D M E
Angela Kinsey (Angela Martin) originally auditioned for the role of Pam.	D M E
Season 5 episode 10 "The Surplus" Hank, the security guard, when asked to help make the decisio [...]	D M E
Angela Kinsey is described by her fellow co-workers as the complete opposite of her character ( [...]	D M E
The Office's external shots are at 13927 Saticoy St, Panorama City, California.	D M E
Whenever Andy's office is shown a Cornell hockey bobblehead is visible in the background.	D M E
nbc.com sent out bobble head coupons on character's birthdays. They have sent one out on Michae [...]	D M E
John Krasinski and B.J. Novak went to high school together. They went to Newton South High Scho [...]	D M E
Creed Bratton composed the theme music to Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey's "Office Ladies" pod [...]	D M E
In almost every meeting, Stanley is seen doing a crossword puzzle.	D M E
The Scranton branch is the only Dunder Mifflin office seen in the show to have an open floor pl [...]	D M E
The cast had two St. Louis natives, Jenna Fischer and Phyllis Smith. Smith was a cheerleader fo [...]	D M E
Originally, after the show was first picked up, NBC planned on retitling the series, "The Ameri [...]	D M E
Before becoming cast members on this show, Ed Helms and Steve Carell were correspondents on The [...]	D M E
At the end of the 6th season, in the Whistleblower episode, the address of the Scranton Busines [...]	D M E
Netflix's most streamed show of 2020.	D M E
Erin's first name is Kelly. Charles Miner decided that having two Kellys in the office (the oth [...]	D M E
Three of the four anchormen from Anchorman - La leggenda di Ron Burgundy (2004) and Anchorman 2 [...]	D M E
It is the most watched licenced TV show on Netflix According to Nielsen rating	D M E
Besides the sales team and the accountants, characters had the following jobs: Creed worked in [...]	D M E
Jack Coleman, who played the state Senator in seasons seven through nine, was a main character [...]	D M E
Creed Bratton revealed on Brian Baumgartner's (Kevin) podcast "The Office Deep Dive" that he ba [...]	D M E
Multiple cast members have expressed their surprise at how young people - even preteens - conne [...]	D M E
James Gandolfini was offered the role of replacing Michael Scott, following Steve Carell's depa [...]	D M E
The phrase, "That's what she said" is said 49 times throughout the series; Michael says the phr [...]	D M E
Ed Helms, Nancy Carrell, Randall Park, Rashida Jones, David Koechner and Rob Huebel all appear [...]	D M E
The Penn Paper building featured in the opening credits is located at 215 Vine Street in Scrant [...]	D M E
Four of the regularly appearing secondary characters have the same first name as the actress or [...]	D M E
Steve Carell announced during the hiatus between seasons six and seven, that he would not sign [...]	D M E
Angela Kinsey wore her own clothes while filming the pilot.	D M E
Michael Scott's birthday is March 15.	D M E
Hamish Linklater and Adam Scott auditioned for the role of Jim.	D M E
Phyllis, Andy and Toby are the only characters whose birthdays are the same as their actors, Ke [...]	D M E
Dwight's overcoat he always wears is an East German military coat. The German Democratic Republ [...]	D M E
The cast is frequently seen on-screen drinking cans of Crystal Club soda (various flavors, Jim [...]	D M E
Four of the main cast members are originally from Massachusetts: Steve Carell (Michael Scott), [...]	D M E
One of the dogs Andy (Ed Helms) adopts during his breakdown is also featured in Parks and Recre [...]	D M E
During the meeting between David Wallace, Jim, Dwight, and Charles regarding the Michael Scott [...]	D M E
Throughout the series, each time we see Creed (Creed Bratton) at his desk, he is playing Spider [...]	D M E
Ed Helms missed seven consecutive episodes on season nine, because he was shooting Una notte da [...]	D M E
In The Office: The Alliance (2005), Meredith is said to be an accountant. This is the only inst [...]	D M E
Most streamed TV series in the year 2020-2021.	D M E
Bloopers are available on YouTube for almost every season. Rainn Wilson (Dwight Schrute) finds [...]	D M E
Dwight password protects the files of his clients individually with the name of a separate myth [...]	D M E
The theme song plays during the end credits only after the fourth season began. All previous se [...]	D M E
The "Welcome to Scranton" sign featured in the opening credits, formerly located on the Central [...]	D M E
Stripper Elizabeth, actress Jackie Debatin, who appeared in 3 episodes, also played in the Frie [...]	D M E
Ricky Gervais, who played Michael Scott's counterpart, David Brent, in the English version of t [...]	D M E
By the end of The Office, many of the lead actors had become producers of the show, including R [...]	D M E
Rainn Wilson originally auditioned for the role of Michael Scott before being cast as Dwight Sc [...]	D M E
To keep the mockumentary style going, crew mistakes were intentionally left in episodes to give [...]	D M E
Steve Carell only watched a few minutes of the British version before permanently stopping such [...]	D M E
According to Rainn Wilson, when the show wrapped, NBC was watching the cast and crew to make su [...]	D M E
Nelson Franklin, who played Nick, the I.T. guy from season six, was also seen as a graphic desi [...]	D M E
Many of the famous insert shots from the original series, such as the water cooler and copier m [...]	D M E
There is a lamp banner in Scranton, Pennsylvania of the fictional company Dunder Mifflin Paper [...]	D M E
Angela Kinsey, the actor who plays Angela Martin in the series was pregnant through out season [...]	D M E
John Krasinski revealed that the writers had strongly considered having Jim and Pam get a divor [...]	D M E
Ken Kwapis directed both the first and last episode of the show.	D M E
The Office's address is 1725 Slough Avenue. Slough was the name of the town in which the origin [...]	D M E
The document being highlighted in the opening credits scene is a copy of the Los Angeles Munici [...]	D M E
When John Krasinski (Jim Halpert) got the role of Jim, the first thing he asked the casting dir [...]	D M E
The computers on the Dunder Mifflin office set were wired for the internet. Cast members admitt [...]	D M E
Rainn Wilson (Dwight) revealed on Brian Baumgartner's (Kevin) podcast The Office Deep Dive that [...]	D M E
Creed Bratton, played by Creed Bratton, was originally supposed to be a background character th [...]	D M E
Throughout the series, a bobblehead of MLB catcher Mike Lieberthal (in his Scranton/Wilkes-Barr [...]	D M E
In season two, Shannon Cochran played Pam's mom. In later seasons, Pam's mom (Helene Beesly) wa [...]	D M E
Jenna Fischer kept Pam's engagement ring after the series wrapped.	D M E
The number added to 9,653 (for a total of 11,532) in the opening credits, is 1,879.	D M E
Guest stars included two Oscar winners (Kathy Bates and Cloris Leachman) and four Oscar nominee [...]	D M E
Bob Odenkirk is the second person from Breaking Bad - Reazioni collaterali (2008) to make an ap [...]	D M E
Danny Cordray (Timothy Olyphant) was named after Randy Cordray, one of the show's producers.	D M E
Many main and supporting cast members have written episodes of the show. B.J. Novak (Ryan), Pau [...]	D M E
Some of the video used in the opening theme song specifically the exterior shot of the building [...]	D M E
All of the principal characters have had their full names revealed throughout the series. Micha [...]	D M E
Michael Scott's home address is shown as either 42 Kellum Court (per NBC's Dunder Mifflin websi [...]	D M E
Michael has a Union Jack Flag on his desk that appears in various shots, as an homage to The Of [...]	D M E
The Office: Stress Relief (2009) which aired Feburary 1, 2009 was the first episode to air on a [...]	D M E
In season six, for a few episodes, Pam's painting was replaced with a motivational poster. Pam' [...]	D M E
Andy Buckley (David Wallace) and Zach Woods (Gabe Lewis) appeared in season four, episode fourt [...]	D M E
Todd Packer's middle name is Finch in "The Fight". When the employees are updating their emerge [...]	D M E
The dog who plays Champion in Parks & Rec is seen in Season 8, Episode 22 when Andy adopts all [...]	D M E
Steve Carell (Michael Scott) and Amy Ryan (Holly Flax) have been in movies where Dwayne Johnson [...]	D M E
The no smoking sign in the breakroom depicts section 6404.5. That law doesn't exist in Pennsylv [...]	D M E
The show had to stop production in November 2007 because of a writer's strike. Steve Carell (hi [...]	D M E
When John Krasinski first auditioned for the show, he was called back for the role of Dwight. H [...]	D M E
Four of The Office cast members were interns on Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993): Angela Ki [...]	D M E
Jim would have spent an estimated $7,000 to $10,000 pranking Dwight across the entire series.	D M E
Paul Giamatti, Martin Short, Bob Odenkirk, and Hank Azaria were considered for the role of Mich [...]	D M E
According to Rainn Wilson, he modeled Dwight's hairstyle after his own hairstyle when he was a [...]	D M E
The copier machine shown in the open credits is fitted with a delivery guide that would normall [...]	D M E
Andy calls Jim by the nicknames "Tuna" or "Big Tuna", because Jim ate a tuna sandwich for lunch [...]	D M E
The character David Wallace is named after literary writer David Foster Wallace. Michael Schur [...]	D M E
Michael Scott (Steve Carell) speaks the first line of the series, and Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer [...]	D M E
Unlike modern shows like Dr. House - Medical Division (2004), The Office features only classic [...]	D M E
It is frequently mentioned that the characters Phyllis Lapin Vance and Michael Scott are the sa [...]	D M E
A pilot for a Dwight centered spin-off called "The Farm" was shot. NBC passed, and the pilot ev [...]	D M E
Jenna Fischer (Pam) and Angela Kinsey (Angela) are best friends in real life.	D M E
Originally, Steve Carell was unavailable to play Michael Scott, as he was already committed to [...]	D M E
The exterior shot of the building the office is "in" in Scranton, Pennsylvania is across the st [...]	D M E
Anne Dudek, Ever Carradine, and Mary Lynn Rajskub auditioned for the role of Pam.	D M E
Brian Baumgartner (Kevin) and Ed Helms (Andy) graduated from The Westminster Schools in Atlanta [...]	D M E
Michael Scott mentions Scream 2 (1997) a couple of times throughout the series. Timothy Olyphan [...]	D M E
Tim Allen, Danny McBride, Rhys Darby, and Harvey Keitel were all rumored at one point as possib [...]	D M E
Angela Kinsey (Angela Martin) and Oscar Nuñez (Oscar Martinez) knew each other for years bef [...]	D M E
Rashida Jones (Karen) has an uncle whose name is Robert Lipton. This is the name of the State S [...]	D M E
Steve Carell has said that "It took like 10 years after it went off the air for people to fully [...]	D M E
First NBC comedy series to be presented in widescreen to non-HDTV viewers, resulting in horizon [...]	D M E
Poor Richard's Pub, a bar to which the gang often refers in the show, is a real bar located in [...]	D M E
Paul Lieberstein's role as Toby Flenderson was meant to be a one-time appearance, since Liebers [...]	D M E
Dwight spends $7,500 a year on being taught martial arts. (As per Season 9 episode 21: he has s [...]	D M E
Jenna Fischer (Pam Beesly/Halpert) and Will Ferrell (Deangelo Vickers) previously worked togeth [...]	D M E
Phyllis Smith (who plays Phyllis Lapin-Vance) came onto the show as a casting director, and oft [...]	D M E
Dwight has a "Froggy 101" bumper sticker on the filing cabinet next to his desk. Froggy 101 is [...]	D M E
Michael Scott's middle name is Gary, but the name 'Gary' is not often mentioned. Instead, he is [...]	D M E
There is some dispute regarding the actual number of episodes that the show had, with some sayi [...]	D M E
According to Rainn Wilson's memoir The Bassoon King, Steve Carell has overactive sweat glands, [...]	D M E
Each season contained many Billy Joel references included by the writers who favor Joel . In Th [...]	D M E
Michael Scott has a "Certificate of Authenticity" on his wall that states he is the "Proud Owne [...]	D M E
Thomas Lennon, Ken Marino, Ben Falcone, Nick Offerman, Alan Tudyk, Jim Zulevic, and Bill Chott [...]	D M E
Holly's first name is actually Hollis. In Season 5 Episode 1 "Weight Loss" you can see her name plat [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

Obvious that scenes filmed outside the office are shot in Southern California not Pennsylvania due [...]	D M E
In Season 1 Episode 4 : The Alliance, Michael asks Pam for upcoming birthdays and she tells him tha [...]	D M E
In the kitchen, a no smoking sign on one of the cupboards has "Sec. 6404.5" underneath. 6404.5 is t [...]	D M E
Although everybody who works at Dundler-Mifflin is used to the crew of cameramen and boom mic opera [...]	D M E

Frase

[repeated line] Michael Scott: That's what *she [...]	D M E
Robert California: Jim, would you prefer a natur [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: [to Toby] This is an environment [...]	D M E
[repeated line] Andy Bernard: Rit-dit-dit-do-do [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: Well, just tell him to call me AS [...]	D M E
[blooper] Michael Scott: I see the sales depart [...]	D M E
[Jim and Dwight are about to drive out to a sale [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: Would I rather be feared or loved [...]	D M E
[Toby comes back from Costa Rica and surprises a [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: [to whole office] I... declare... [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: If I had a gun with two bullets a [...]	D M E
Andy Bernard: I'm always thinking one step ahead [...]	D M E
[Jim and Dwight are trying to get revenge on Tod [...]	D M E
[Jim looks at the camera]	D M E
Michael Scott: Dwight, you ignorant slut!	D M E
Kevin Malone: I *kinda* know what it's like to b [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: I am going to donate to Afghanist [...]	D M E
[repeated line] Pam Beesly: Dunder Mifflin, thi [...]	D M E
Stanley Hudson: Boy have you done lost your mind [...]	D M E
[Kevin walks into office proudly wearing a toupe [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: Close your eyes. Picture a convic [...]	D M E
Jim Halpert: Fact. Bears eat beets. Bears. Beets [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: I am running away from my respons [...]	D M E
Creed Bratton: Hey, I want to set you up with my [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: I'm not superstitious, but I am a [...]	D M E
Michael Scott: Occasionally, I'll hit somebody w [...]	D M E

Elenchi

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali		2006	130	D
1		Stagione 1	Il direttore regionale della Dunder Mifflin, Michael Scott conduce la troupe del documentario e il suo staff in un viaggio attraverso atteggiamenti sconvenienti, commenti in buona fede ma inappropriati e una miriade di tecniche da dirigente mediocre. Michael non ha idea che i suoi impiegati in realtà lo sopportano a fatica. È convinto di essere il loro guru.	2005	6	D
2		Stagione 2	La seconda stagione di questa serie brillante acclamata dalla critica prosegue col tran-tran quotidiano del manager regionale della Dunder Mifflin Michael Scott e del suo imprevedibile staff.	2005	22	D
3		Stagione 3	La terza stagione parte alla grande con l'inatteso trasferimento di Jim Halpert all'ufficio di Stamford… vorrà dire che la sede di Scranton deve chiudere?	2006	23	D
4		Stagione 4	Arriva la quarta stagione, e in ufficio fioccano i cambiamenti. L'ex «precario» Ryan è ora il capo e porta avanti l'idea di un nuovo sito Internet che minaccia di sconvolgere la routine della sede di Scranton. L'ex capo Jan si mette alla prova con la vita domestica condividendo l'appartamento con Michael. La relazione di Jim e Pam fa un passo avanti, ma Dwight e Angela s'imbattono in grossi problemi.	2007	14	D
5		Stagione 5	L'ultima stagione aveva lasciato i fan di The Office senza fiato, in trepidante attesa, e allora ecco di nuovo in servizio la stagione più chiacchierata della serie brillante premiata con l'Emmy, il cui protagonista risponde al nome di Steve Carell. A guastare il mondo degli sprovveduti travet della Dunder Mifflin arriva un nuovo carico di pungenti ridicolaggini.	2008	26	D
6		Stagione 6	Sta per sposarsi qualcuno? E cos'è questo rumore se non lo scalpiccio dei piedini di un bimbo in ufficio? Possibile che Michael sia diventato un boss mafioso? Con la Dunder Mifflin sull'orlo della bancarotta, chissà, forse non ha scelta, o forse è arrivato il momento di un cambio al vertice dell'azienda.	2009	24	D
7		Stagione 7	Errare è umano, ma Michael Scott irrita: è irritante, irrazionale e irrefrenabile, le caratteristiche che lo rendono… irresistibile. Ebbene sì, il vincitore del Golden Globe Steve Carell torna nei panni del capo che amerete odiare.	2010	24	D
8		Stagione 8	Commenti fuori luogo, meschinità, zero produttività – potete cambiare il capo, ma non potete cambiare l'ufficio. L'ottava stagione di questa serie brillante baciata dal successo parte con grandi ambizioni, mentre l'amatissimo cast continua a pilotare la Dunder Mifflin in un mondo (e in un ufficio) senza più Michael Scott.	2011	24	D
9		Stagione 9	Nella nona stagione della serie è Andy Bernard, l'agente di commercio perfettino nonché orgoglioso reduce dalla Cornell University, i cui talenti musicali più unici che rari intrattengono tutto l'ufficio, a diventare il nuovo manager della Dunder Mifflin... filiale di Scranton.	2012	23	D

Cast

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