The paper unveils the fate of the unfortunate Dunder Miflin from the office

once upon a time, The “office” creators almost made a cross that would destroy the end of the happy show. In short, the branch (Rainn Wilson) could have moved to a farm and removed the possibility of its stability with Angela (Angela Kinsey), which was not to honor it on the way to closing to the American version lovers of the show. Fortunately, these characters-along with other candidates on the fans-got a sweet sending at the end of the story, and we can only assume that they still live there at the best of their lives. Unfortunately, the “New Display” series, “The Paper”, is here to destroy a happy ending: Dunder Miflin, the company that brought these characters together in it Many wonderful episodes of the “office”.

Episode 1 “The Paper” opens with the revelation closed by Dunder Miflin, with a familiar face, Pop Vans (Robert Rai Shepher), and revealed that the old company has disappeared for a while. According to Pop, he is still in contact with two former employees who are proud of dog owners, but for the largest part, the fate of the Dunder Miflin employees is a mystery.

Despite the annoying news related to the Dunder Miflin, Bob reveals that its closure has also led to being quieter in the Scranton Business Park – to the point that the old paper company fades from the collective memory. However, the big question is: What has already led to the closure of Dunder Mufflin?

“The Paper”, Episode 1, does not waste time to reveal that in 2019, Dunder Miflin was purchased by ENERVATE, a company based in Ohio that sells paper products, such as toilet tissue, newspapers and other daily elements that we consider to be a foregone foreground. More importantly, ENERVATE employees are the subjects of a new documentary on the life of Office-which is the revelation that appeared in The first trailer for the “paper”.

But dunder mifflin closing down is completely logical. “The Office”, the third season, raises for a short period of the end of the SCRANTON branch due to the integration of companies, and although its fruits do not come, the possibility of facing Dunder Miflin is not a completely strange concept. Moreover, sudden revelation is also an ideal way to present the main characters on “The Paper”, which we hope will be present for many years to come.

In a more positive note, the decision to close the Dunder Miflin is that the “paper” should not explain what happened to all its former employees, ensuring that the emotional power of “The Office” remains intact. This episode really looks goodbye to all these characters (except Oscar, which appears in the new show band), and “The Paper” honors their transmission operations. Certainly, the decision to close the Dunder Miflin is absorbed in many ways, but by preserving these enjoyable memories, it may not destroy the latest crosses of any happy ends, after all.

Each of the “paper” is now flowing on the peacock.