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Office - An American Workplace - Series 7 - Complete (DVD, 2012)

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The complete seventh season of the American version of the BBC mockumentary-style sitcom created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant. At the Dunder Mifflin paper company, clueless manager Michael Scott (Steve Carell) considers himself a business genius and an all-round entertainer - unaware that, to his workers, he's an insufferable idiot. In this season, it's all change as the staff at Dunder Mifflin bid farewell to their long-serving manager. Episodes are: 'Nepotism', 'Counselling', 'Andy's Play', 'Sex Ed', 'The Sting', 'Costume Contest', 'Christening', 'Viewing Party', 'WUPHF.com', 'China', 'Classy Christmas', 'Ultimatum', 'The Seminar', 'The Search', 'PDA', 'Threat Level Midnight', 'Todd Packer', 'Garage Sale', 'Training Day', 'Michael's Last Dundies', 'Goodbye, Michael', 'The Inner Circle', 'Dwight K.

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An adaptation of Ricky Gervais' sitcom THE OFFICE, THE OFFICE û AN AMERICAN WORKPLACE is a comedy that follows the daily lives of employees at a fictional paper company. This collection includes every episode from series seven. The show's true locomotive, is their boss, Michael Scott, played with masterly comic timing by Steve Carell. Scott is a middle manager of such shudder-inducing obliviousness that one never knows whether to be protective of him, embarrassed by him, or simply enraged at his behaviour, the only thing Carell's performance guarantees is an endless source of uncomfortable entertainment.