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Office spinoff The Paper announced

When does “The Office ”spinoff come out? Everything we know about “The Paper ”so far

Key PointsThe Paper, a spinoff of The Office, follows the denizens of a struggling Toledo newspaper in the same mockumentary style as its predecessor.Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore lead the series alongside Office alum Oscar Nuñez,

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'The Office' spinoff 'The Paper' set in Ohio. See cast, Peacock premiere date

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'The Office' spinoff 'The Paper' is set in Ohio. Here's when it will premiere

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See when 'The Office' spinoff 'The Paper' will premiere

Peacock announced Monday that new mockumentary comedy "The Paper" will premiere this September on the streaming service.

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Peacock Announces ‘The Office’ Spinoff ‘The Paper’: What We Know So Far About the Cast, Premiere, More

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The Paper, Peacock’s sequel to The Office, debuts in September

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‘The Office’ spinoff ‘The Paper’ is coming to Peacock this year

The series follows the Dunder Mifflin documentary crew as they focus on a dying historic Midwestern newspaper & its volunteer reporters.

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See the First Look at “The Office” Spinoff Starring Domhnall Gleeson with Oscar Nuñez Reprising His Original Role

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‘The Paper' series set in ‘The Office' universe coming to Peacock in September

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Peacock unveiled a first look at the upcoming 'The Office' spinoff, titled 'The Paper', ahead of its September premiere. Teasing the show, star Domhnall Gleeson said the cast plays a group of "underdog" journalists trying to keep a dying Ohio newspaper alive.

The Office Spinoff Gets First Look and Official Title (And Reveals a Returning Star)

NBC's spinoff of The Office is called The Paper, and a first look at the comedy reveals which original star is returning.

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In September, we’ll know whether or not The Office spin-off actually works. The Paper won’t premiere on broadcast TV like its predecessor—an unfortunate sign of the times, but Peacock probably still needs the subscriber boost to justify its existence.