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The Office (US)
Season 9
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In Season 9, Andy finds his true calling in showbiz, Jim lands the job of his dreams, Erin struggles with love, and Angela's marriage isn’t what it seems.
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23 Episodes
New Guys
E1
New Guys
Episode 1
Roy's Wedding
E2
Roy's Wedding
Episode 2
Andy's Ancestry
E3
Andy's Ancestry
Episode 3
Work Bus
E4
Work Bus
Episode 4
Here Comes Treble
E5
Here Comes Treble
Episode 5
The Boat
E6
The Boat
Episode 6
The Whale
E7
The Whale
Episode 7
The Target
E8
The Target
Episode 8
Dwight Christmas
E9
Dwight Christmas
Episode 9
Lice
E10
Lice
Episode 10
Suit Warehouse
E11
Suit Warehouse
Episode 11
Customer Loyalty
E12
Customer Loyalty
Episode 12
Junior Salesman
E13
Junior Salesman
Episode 13
Vandalism
E14
Vandalism
Episode 14
Couples Discount
E15
Couples Discount
Episode 15
Moving On
E16
Moving On
Episode 16
The Farm
E17
The Farm
Episode 17
Promos
E18
Promos
Episode 18
Stairmageddon
E19
Stairmageddon
Episode 19
Paper Airplane
E20
Paper Airplane
Episode 20
Livin' the Dream
E21
Livin' the Dream
Episode 21
A.A.R.M.
E22
A.A.R.M.
Episode 22
Finale
E23
Finale
Episode 23
Cast of Season 9
Rainn Wilson
Dwight Schrute
John Krasinski
Jim Halpert
Jenna Fischer
Pam Beesly
Ed Helms
Andy Bernard
Season 9 Reviews
Los Angeles Times
Robert Lloyd
It is not quite the same show as the one that debuted in March 2005, but it has continued to be a show I watch, grumbling occasionally, with great and in many respects increasing pleasure.
NPR
Linda Holmes
The Office has seemed lost, particularly by devoting substantial time to world-building Dwight's beet farm, a remnant of a failed spin-off effort.
HitFix
Alan Sepinwall
The arrival of the new guys forces Jim to realize he's trapped in the job he despised back when he was that young. I've been waiting for this character arc for years now, and the scenes were promising (if not incredibly funny).
Variety
Brian Lowry
At its best The Office was far from ordinary and, even if its most-rewarding days were in the rear-view mirror, deserved to finish on top.
Boston Globe
Matthew Gilbert
It succumbed to the bane of American TV -- the endless more-more-more of anything good or popular, the twisting of characters into pretzels to simply keep them in motion, the cheap substitutes after lead actors depart.
New Yorker
Emily Nussbaum
I laughed, I cried, I kvelled, I nodded along, I ignored doubts, I admired zingers, I marvelled at the restrained use of flashbacks.
Washington Post
Hank Stuever
It's the sort of American Dream job - and job security - many people stopped believing in eons ago. That's why we loved The Office and hated the office. It was meant to look real, but it was pure escapism all along.
Newsday
Verne Gay
The results so far are very (very) funny.
Denver Post
Joanne Ostrow
And so NBC's The Office takes its leave, after overstaying its welcome and most often erring on the side of over-worked sentiment rather than pure comedy.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gail Pennington
The Season 9 premiere, "New Guys," is as uneven as most episodes have been for the last few years.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Michael Tedder
There's a confident snap to the proceedings here that's been missed, and I appreciate his willingness to go dark.
TIME Magazine
James Poniewozik
In the end, it worked.
Entertainment Weekly
Ken Tucker
With the end of the series in sight, it now has a renewed sense of purpose - to go out strongly, and perhaps paying off on a number of long-running subplots.
Chicago Sun-Times
Lori Rackl
Good comedies make you laugh. Great ones also make you cry. The Office proved why it belongs in the latter camp with a series finale full of the poignancy you'd expect from a comedy that was never afraid to show its heart.
AV Club
Erik Adams
I have certain strong opinions about how the show should've ended sooner, but I'm excited to see where it goes with Daniels back at the helm.
The Atlantic
Kevin Craft
Even though its later seasons never lived up to its groundbreaking early explorations of contemporary work culture, what The Office leaves us with are memories of television comedy at its best.
New York Times
Mike Hale
It was always the damaged characters who made the show worth watching, and it was the ingenious performances of Mr. Carell as the aggressively clueless boss and Mr. Wilson as his raging acolyte that made it distinctive.
TV.com
Nick Campbell
It was just right. For as much as we complained about the latter half of the series and yearned for the Michael Scott years, the ending was more about the fact that you took a journey with these characters.
Salon.com
Willa Paskin
The long arc of this, its final season, has been the slow but sure destabilization of its sweetest and surest thing, the loving relationship between Jim and Pam Halpert.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Matt Zoller Seitz
Few things on TV are as heartening as signs of life in a show that seemed creatively dead. The Office is this year's surprise resurrectee.
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