The Office: The Complete Series [DVD]

Once I got the characters down and what their agenda was it really took off for me as a comedy series. It’s rich with ideas and unexpected turns kinda like a drama would be. It did get funnier as the seasons went on. No fizzle factor like other shows have had problems with. Besides the Big Bang Theory this is the only other comedy series that I would spend money on for the entire run. Great cast and humor that is still relevant. A gem in my collection for sure.

This show is a classic and any fan needs this on their shelves. There is no bluray format out there, but this show is just too good to not own on DVD! You can upgrade whenever the bluray format is out.

This was a gift for my gf that came with a broken box top!

I'm so glad I jumped on the bandwagon and purchased the DVD collection of The Office. Now that there's no good way to stream this show online anymore (Peacock is not user-friendly or enjoyable to watch shows on at all for me), I knew I had to buy this collection if I ever wanted to enjoy this amazing show again. Now, I have the entire collection at my permanent disposal, chalk full of a bunch of cool extras like deleted scenes (watching those actually is making the show even better), bloopers, and commentary. I am able to thoroughly enjoy this show the way it should be enjoyed, without ads, payment plans, or buffering! The only thing that's less convenient than streaming is, obviously, the fact that the show is divided into 38 discs. As you can tell, it does get to be a bit of a drag having to change out the disc after only watching a few episodes. But, that is absolutely worth the pros of owning the DVD collection, and I am 100% happy with my decision to get this collection.

Out of paper, out of stock / There's friendly faces around the block / So break loose from the chains that are causing you pain / Call Michael and Stanley, Jim, Dwight, Creed / Call Andy and Kelly for your business paper needs / Dunder Mifflin : the people person's paper people !

I purchased the complete series on dvd of The Office primarily because I knew it was going to be taken off Netflix. Anyone who was/is a fan of the series will enjoy watching the comical episodes over and over again in their own homes. It also includes deleted scenes, bloopers, featurettes with documentaries and interviews. A must have for any fan of the show!!

"The Office" is one of the most iconic TV shows from the 2000's, and is still funny and relevant to this day. There are only three complaints you could possibly have about this particular product; those being... 1. This is a DVD set, not a Bluray set, but there os currently no Bluray set, so you can't really take points off for that. 2. The amount of discs. There are 38 discs! But then again, DVDs have much less storage space than BluRays, so you also can't really take points off for that either. 3. The worst, and only truely bad thing about this box set, is the packaging. It shares the same type of box as many other TV series and this type is huge and never holds up well. I have never opened one of these cases and there not been 2-5 DVDs loose and sliding around freely. Luckily, no discs were damaged. However, while your chances of a damaged disc are very low, your chances of the cheap plastic box being damaged are pretty high. Overall, it is an excellent purchase, and I highly recommend. The only thing better would be a Bluray release, with stronger, more efficient packaging.

It's The Office, one of, if not, THE greatest sitcoms in television history. I took one star away though because the packaging is absolutely horrendous, the sort of packaging where whoever at NBC decided on it should be fired. The packaging consists of two large cases that try to fit in the respective halves of the series. This is poorly done though since the discs are stacked on top of each other to accommodate for space. With that many insert pages plus the weight of that many discs, it's inevitable that many will come loose during regular shipping and handling (despite the fact I picked this up in store). It's not so much the store's fault as it is just a huge oversight and fault of the packaging. I moved all the discs separately to a disc wallet and did away with the two cases. Discs also had some minor scratches from that blunder but they still played fine.