TJ
09-03-2011, 11:28 AM
Has the workday got you down? Why not take a little time to relax from the workday by heading home, then heading to The Office? No, not your office, but the office of Dunder Mifflin, now a subsidiary of Sabre (pronounced "SA-BUR" by the way!) with Dwight, Pam, Jim, Kelly, Ryan, Phyllis, Andy, Gabe, Kevin, Oscar, Darryl, Angela, Meredith, Erin, and of course, the one and only Michael Scott. Oh and there is some other guy who works in human resources, but who cares about him, right?
The seventh season of the NBC series is the beginning of what is, without a doubt, the biggest change in the history of the series. When the series premiered almost seven years ago, it was a simple series about a small group of employees at a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania, based upon (and often reusing the same scripts) as the British series of the same name. Many current fans (myself included) didn't even like the series back then. But as the series has evolved, Dunder Mifflin has been taken over by printer company Sabre with Jo Bennett (Kathy Bates) at the very top of the chain. Michael Scott (Steve Carrell) still runs the Scranton branch, but things are about to be shaken up in the seventh season when an old flame reenters his life and the only way to keep the flame lit is to make some major changes in his life, changes that will have many effects (many which remain to be resolved) in the office.
The seventh season, which just ended in May on NBC, brings many great episodes leading up to these big changes. Now, you can relive Season Seven at home, either on the five disc DVD set or the four disc Blu-ray set.
Read our DVD and Blu-ray review here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/theofficeseason7dvdandblurayreview.html
Please post any questions or comments about this set.
The seventh season of the NBC series is the beginning of what is, without a doubt, the biggest change in the history of the series. When the series premiered almost seven years ago, it was a simple series about a small group of employees at a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania, based upon (and often reusing the same scripts) as the British series of the same name. Many current fans (myself included) didn't even like the series back then. But as the series has evolved, Dunder Mifflin has been taken over by printer company Sabre with Jo Bennett (Kathy Bates) at the very top of the chain. Michael Scott (Steve Carrell) still runs the Scranton branch, but things are about to be shaken up in the seventh season when an old flame reenters his life and the only way to keep the flame lit is to make some major changes in his life, changes that will have many effects (many which remain to be resolved) in the office.
The seventh season, which just ended in May on NBC, brings many great episodes leading up to these big changes. Now, you can relive Season Seven at home, either on the five disc DVD set or the four disc Blu-ray set.
Read our DVD and Blu-ray review here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/theofficeseason7dvdandblurayreview.html
Please post any questions or comments about this set.