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I’m personally waiting for “Life at C.T.U.” where Jack Bauer will have sex with my girlfriend while assimilating some pretty cool sex protocals with her mother…
I must be on a roll today. Two first posts!
Seriously though, I’ve got to find a different job…
Is that the original ‘Office’ from England? Or the weak US copy?
It’s the NBC version, ron.
cool, to bad I all ready have them all…
Some PBS stations around the country are going to be showing original eps of “The Office” – in my area it’s Saturdays at 11:00 PM (with two other recent Britcoms sandwiching that one – Coupling and Absolute Power). They start this weekend!
BuriedCaesar
It’s a shame they aren’t showing Spaced which is definitely the best British comedy in recent times. Maybe the humour is just too rooted in British behaviour for an American audience.