The office goes to Peacock in 2021, but fans will be able to sample the series in its new home without having to fork over the monthly fee. NBC Universal has revealed that the first two seasons of the hit sitcom will be available on the Peacock free layer. The 3-9 seasons of office will be exclusive to Peacock Premium, which is 99 4.99 per month in the form of ad support and 99 9.99 per month available without advertising. Exclusive to Peacock Premium are special extended cuts of various episodes of Seasons 3-9 featuring “Superfon Episodes”, previously deleted scenes and other new scenes.Peacock has revealed other office bonus content available when the series hits Peacock on January 1, 2021. Spanish language audio and subtitles will be included, as well as various behind-the-scenes features, interviews and blooper reels. Peacock will also feature themed playlists of episode clips surrounding Jim’s best duet suits, Michael Scott’s various wisdom words and memorable romantic moments from the series. Fans can even stream a special Office Zen channel, a continuous stream of office-related ambient noise, designed to make the workday a little faster.
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Without the Netflix or The Office to be at the 2020 Summer Olympics until the end of 2020, the peacock was launched in July 2020, postponed by the Govt-19 epidemic. Those key flaws are part of IGN’s David Griffin’s peacock’s rating of 6 out of 10 in his review: It’s disappointing that it failed to provide some of the basic features we expected in the beginning. “
While fair, Peacock was rarely the only new streaming service fighting in 2020. QB has already completely shut down, and HBO Max has seen sluggish growth in its first year. However, the recent news that several 2021 Warner Bros. films will be making simultaneous debuts on HBO Max and theaters should give impetus to that particular service. On the other hand, that surprising move has already angered directors and theatrical chains, with Christopher Nolan slandering HBO Max as a “bad streaming service”.In other The Office news, Netflix recently called for an episode to be edited, removing a controversial blackface scene from Season 9’s “Dwight Christmas”. The revision is backed by creator Greg Daniels and is expected to be taken to Peacock’s Library.
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