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Peacock has some good stuff on it, like Ponies and The Resort and Mrs Davis

You could make The Office today if it starred Nathan Fillion and Season 6 opened with him selling paper to aliens.

I thought you just got scarily close to the actual office reboot, and didn't know about it but no you're straight up referencing it

It would have 20 billion views daily, but you would never meet anyone who has seen or heard of it.

shit, save yourself the longterm cost and buy the $40 dvd boxset. its not like theyre makin more columbo

Now if it was up to me, sir, I tell ya, I'd watch all o' those shows. The movies. The musicals. You know what I mean. The comedies. But my wife, ya see, she likes the Columbo. Only the Columbo, you understand. So that's what we watch. You gotta keep a good woman happy, so we just watch the Columbo.

But what if I watch Drew Gooden

It’s entirely possible there’s been a near analog to The Office on Tubi or Pluto or whatever for the past dozen years and no one has ever heard of it because who knows if b-tier streaming tv shows are even required to make money.

Pee Cock - what everyone is thinking absolutely.

They'd have a 10 ep season where Michael Scott doesn't appear until the 9th, and doesn't cause trouble with his insensitivity until the last 5 minutes of the finale. 3 years later we get season 2 and they introduce Jim...with limited screen time because the actor was busy filming batman.

Peacock being weird about restricting which countries can access it really haults its momentum fast. This is exactly what killed A.P. Bio in its prime.

Next you’re going to say something silly like they’d include Oscar as a transplant from the original series and still no one would believe this hypothetical show existed.

You Couldn't make the Office today because Netflix would cancel it after 2 seasons and also nobody likes situational comedies anymore.

“You couldn’t make ______today” *Its Always Sunny enters chat*

the NBC streaming service

wasn't that a Quibi thing?

The entire first season is Jim Office working up the courage to apply for the job amid flashbacks to his college days

So the same format as the original UK Office, then!