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‘The Office’ to end after upcoming season

– “The Office” will be closing next year.

Producer Greg Daniels says the NBC comedy will conclude business at Dunder Mifflin after the upcoming ninth season.

He said Tuesday that the final year will be exciting and memorable and will take creative chances. And it will reveal who’s been making the mock documentary that has provided the show with its format.

Daniels says, “I think endings can be very powerful.”

Will former regional manager Michael Scott return as a guest? Daniels says he hopes Steve Carell will reprise his role as the socially inept boss, but he isn’t counting on it. Carell left in 2011.

“The Office” was adapted from its British predecessor and premiered on NBC in March 2005.

While its ratings have slipped, it’s still NBC’s highest-rated scripted series.

– Associated Press

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