US version of The Office

[burntcopper]

Not bad. And not nicened up, either, which is a regular failing of american adaptations of UK stuff. Mind you, the boss? Actually not trying to be as nice as David Brent was trying to be. Possibly my only real gripe is that the lighting/production values are too good for what's supposed to be mimicking reality tv. Slightly intrigued, but don't know if I'll watch it.

In other news, my Numb3rs love is growing daily. It had Neil Patrick Harris in the last ep. :Starship Troopers lust object trigger switched: Is this boy basically designed to play intensely intelligent and slightly defensive characters or something? And aw, Charlie has a cru-ushh on the cute assistant. Doesn't stop me pondering slash with his mate in physics or with Don, though.

Currently hammering broadband connection trying to d/l all of SG:A eps at once.

Tomorrow's plans : Get up hideously early to get to station for 8:30 to get to tirinar's for photoshoot. Wanna lie in! Waaaaa!

Comments

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

Just out of curiosity, since I missed the first episode, how much of Scranton did they mention on The Office? Or did they even mention that bit of it at all?

[burntcopper.livejournal.com]

it's about the same as Slough is in the original - you see a sign for Scranton in the title sequence, and it gets occasionally mentioned as their location, but that's about it.

[munchkinott.livejournal.com]

Currently hammering broadband connection trying to d/l all of SG:A eps at once.

*waves* Hi, welcome to Hell. *offers cookies & cake*

[burntcopper.livejournal.com]

:glares: It is all your fault. Yours and alyse's. You kept pimping the fic.