Sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that the new take on the beloved NBC Steve Carell comedy has cast ... Office creator Greg Daniels opened up a development room in early January to explore a new ...

He'll reprise his role as Oscar Martinez in the new series. By Rick Porter Television Writer The connection between The Office and its follow-up series at Peacock has become more concrete.

Oscar Nuñez has joined 'The Office' spinoff series, reprising his role of Oscar Martinez. The follow-up series follows the staff of a local newspaper.

Nuñez is the first cast member from the original series to join this spinoff, which comes from Office co-creator Greg Daniels and Nathan For You‘s Michael Koman. This new series will follow the ...

Opposite Carell, the workplace comedy was driven by its ensemble cast ... for "The Office" revival? Unfortunately for fans, Carell doesn’t have plans to join the follow-up series.

The original show’s charm came, of course, not just from its hilarious ensemble cast ... Peacock follow-up to The Office, which isn’t a sequel but rather a separate, standalone series that ...

For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. His return was first reported by The InSneider newsletter. Greg Daniels, the creator of "The Office" and the upcoming series ...

The connection between The Office and its follow-up series at Peacock has become more concrete. Oscar Nuñez, who played accountant Oscar Martinez throughout The Office’s run, will reprise his ...

Oscar Nuñez will return as Oscar Martinez in Peacock’s follow-up series ... American “Office,” and Koman. Character details have been kept under wraps; previously announced cast members ...

As of now, Nuñez is believed to be the only “Office” cast member who will appear in the follow-up series (right now still referred to as the “Untitled Daniels/Korman Project”) — but it ...

As of now, Nuñez is believed to be the only “Office” cast member who will appear in the follow-up series (right now still referred to as the “Untitled Daniels/Korman Project”) — but it has been noted ...