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I had never thought of a Michael & Holly spinoff...that might work...
Yes I really think it would. Except it will never happen, because the reason Steve Carell left the Office to begin with was so that he could get out of the TV biz ans spend more time with family. Who knows though, maybe in a couple years we will see him again on another show.
Who remembers " Enos", the spin off from " The Dukes Of Hazard"?
This has sort of a Faulty Towers feel to it. But they'd need a female lead for Dwight to marry and I just don't see that happening. There's no way he'd find a normal woman to play the straight woman to his Basil Faulty.
What could Dwight do after The Office?
Work in a survivalist compound. They have some pretty big spending people buying into a bunker community for 2012. But I just don't see the comedy there.
Leave it to NBC to ruin the legacy of The Office....
Something I wouldn't mind seeing is a Spin off of micheal and Holly out in Colorado. Now that might have the wheels under it.
OR, a sitcom of Jim and Pam....but that ship has sorta sailed with NBC relatively new comedy "Up All Night"
I fear the two would be too similar.
I think it sounds great. A Jim and Pam show would be a real snooze fest.
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