The Office delivers reams of laughter as it rolls into its second season (with a full 22-episodes). The crazy shenanigans at Dunder-Mifflin kick-off with a special award ceremony (the Dundies), and continue on with an improv office Olympics, a booze cruise, and even a casino night charity fundraiser. There are also a couple of holiday episodes, including “Halloween,” “Christmas Party,” and “Valentine’s Day.” Additionally, the characters get fleshed out a little more; exploring the Jim/Pam relationship, the Jim/Dwight rivalry, and Michael’s complicated relationship with his boss (Jane). The comedy is incredibly funny, mixing dry, sardonic humor with classic slapstick. And the show continues to address real office issues, such as sexual harassment, employee performances reviews, and drug testing. Hilariously entertaining, The Office comes into its own in Season 2, distinguishing itself from its British sister show.
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The Office delivers reams of laughter as it rolls into its second season (with a full 22-episodes). The crazy shenanigans at Dunder-Mifflin kick-off with a special award ceremony (the Dundies), and continue on with an improv office Olympics, a booze cruise, and even a casino night charity fundraiser. There are also a couple of holiday episodes, including “Halloween,” “Christmas Party,” and “Valentine’s Day.” Additionally, the characters get fleshed out a little more; exploring the Jim/Pam relationship, the Jim/Dwight rivalry, and Michael’s complicated relationship with his boss (Jane). The comedy is incredibly funny, mixing dry, sardonic humor with classic slapstick. And the show continues to address real office issues, such as sexual harassment, employee performances reviews, and drug testing. Hilariously entertaining, The Office comes into its own in Season 2, distinguishing itself from its British sister show.