In August 2025, the first trailer for The Office spinoff arrived, giving fans a glimpse at what they can expect from the new series, which is set in a newspaper office in Toledo, Ohio. The Paper is from Greg Daniels — who adapted the original U.K. version of The Office — and Michael Koman, co-creator of Comedy Central's Nathan For You.

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Greg Daniels tells TheWrap why he chose a newspaper as the setting of his new mockumentary series headed to Peacock

Peacock released a series of posters introducing viewers to the cast of Greg Daniels and Michael Koman's "The Office" spinoff, The Paper.

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It was one of the biggest shows on the planet by the time it ended, so it really shouldn't come as much of a surprise that Peacock has its eyes on fans of The Office. The US remake of the short-lived but highly-praised UK sitcom went on to become a beast of its own, and made stars out of a good few of its cast.