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βΆ Play this quizGareth Keenan's love of the Territorial Army and his famously stiff-necked pride made him one of the show's most quotable characters.
Slough, the Berkshire trading-estate town, became forever tied to Wernham Hogg and David Brent's management style.
Martin Freeman's role as Tim helped launch his career, later leading to Bilbo Baggins and Dr Watson.
In 2004 The Office won the Golden Globe for Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy, the first British comedy ever to win one.
The theme 'Handbags and Gladrags' was originally written in the 1960s by Mike d'Abo and is based on the Rod Stewart arrangement.
Lee, Dawn's fiance in the warehouse, was played by Joel Beckett.
The UK Office was famously brief, with two series and a Christmas finale wrapping up the story.
The Office began life on BBC Two, where its slow-burn word of mouth built a devoted following.
David Brent: Life on the Road saw Ricky Gervais bring Brent and his band back to the screen.
Gervais and Merchant met at radio station Xfm, where Merchant was hired as Gervais' assistant, and neither had any previous TV experience.
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