The Office launches end of series inspired by matrices never seen before starting to transform into a peacock

Fans of “The office” know that modern classic comedy has always had a second secret weapon hidden from view. Perhaps more than any previous program, the Dunder-Mifflin people had mastered the open cold.

Coming before the opening credits, “The Office” used to take those few minutes to present what effectively amounts to a comedy short film. Fans still talk about the incident with Kevin’s chili or Angela’s cat loose in the office as highlights of the series.

And many of those cold openings have come to incorporate Jim’s increasingly elaborate and impressive pranks with his office enemy, Dwight, of burying his stapler in gelatin to pretend be Dwight.

And it looks like they saved the best for the last one with a five-minute treatise on the very nature of reality.

Okay, maybe it’s not that big, but somehow the idea of ​​Jim trying to convince Dwight that he’s actually living in the Matrix seems like an idea that took a long time to happen. In fact, it was originally planned for the end of the series, although it wasted time.

Now, as part of the program’s shift to Peacock from NBCUniversal as its new exclusive home, the streamer has made this missing version since 2013 open to viewers for the first time. Now That is how do you attract die-hard “Office” fans. Exclusive content they’ve never seen before!

“The Office” is currently broadcasting on Peacock, with the first two seasons available on its free ad-supported service, while the remaining seasons require an upgrade to Premium.

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