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How To Watch The Office Online In 2021

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It has actually happened: The Office is officially off of Netflix. In an era of what can seem like endless time indoors, many have turned to this lovable and re-watchable sitcom for comic relief. Fear not, dreamers of the Jim and Pam romance, because in a world of monthly subscriptions to endless entertainment, there’s always another streaming service. So without any further hesitation, here’s how to watch The Office in the year 2021.

Created By: Greg Daniels, Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant
Cast: Steve Carell, Jenna Fischer, John Krasinski
Number of Seasons: 9

Watch on Peacock

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How To Watch The Office Online In The U.S.

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With so many working from home lately, streaming and delivery subscriptions are becoming more prevalent than ever. Peacock, the hot new streaming service, is one that should gain some attention, and it may just have you reconsidering your other subscriptions. With the free trial , you’ll gain access to an accumulation of bloopers, clip playlists, The Office “Zen Channel,”extras, and never-before-seen footage. This promotional offer gives viewers full access to a week of Office-loving marathons that have become so familiar.

When the free trial comes to an end, Peacock will provide the option for an entirely free version with ads and reduced content, but still with those bloopers and clip playlists. Or, the content-rich service can be paid for at a monthly rate of just $4.99, and an upgrade to $9.99 will remove ads from the vast majority of content.

Another alternative way to watch The Office online is through Amazon Prime Video, where all the seasons can be purchased. Past episodes are also available for rental and entire seasons for sale (prices range from $2 or $9-$16, respectively). While you’re at it, go ahead and check out all the other options available with the Amazon Prime subscription.

Yet another way to stream this legendary show is with YouTube. All episodes are also available for rental and entire seasons for sale (prices range from $3 each or $13-$35 per season). You can, of course, also access all of those Office extras conveniently on the same service.

Granted, it’s not an extremely available show, but the updated options are expansive and packed full of everything that The Office is and will always be: a show that you are afraid of how much you love.

Watch on Peacock

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Connor Sheppard
Connor Sheppard
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