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Originally Posted by Temporary_User
What I hate about the show is that the writers sometimes forget that this show is supposed to be a faux-reality or documentary.
Most of the time they remember, but are am I honestly led to believe that neither boss would have realized that the guy he was speaking to at the bar was the old/new boss? Wouldn't having the camera crew there tip them off?
Or am I led to believe that Will's character would not have prior knowledge that one aspect of his new job would entail him to be filmed thoughout his day for a reality show. I guess his later fear of performing would lead me me to believe this option, because then surely he would not have taken the position.
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This show has basically ignored the faux-reality part of itself after the first couple episodes. It's run far too long and is just a joke in and of itself.
For myself, the British office was far better at sticking to that faux-reality format and it worked very well for their comedy.
The US version is just a cliched sitcom with awkward people who occasionally look at the camera.