The ‘The Paper’ trailer: ‘The Office’ Spin -off follows a newspaper with difficulties

From The office They followed the employees of Dunder Mfflin Paper Company, it makes a lot of sense that the first spin-off of the program is titled. The paper.

However, the title does not refer to the material that Dunder Mfflin employees were sold for nine seasons of The office. Instead, it refers to a particular newspaper: The true ToledoBased in Toledo, Ohio, which is the last documentary theme for the crew that followed the employees of Dunder Mfflin.

Previously a historical local newspaper, The true Toledo He is dying. The first progress of the program reveals that the Emerald Manager editor (Sabrina Impiciatore, The white lotus) He is stuck writing clickbait articles in ads such as: “You won’t believe how much Ben Affleck inclined to his limousine driver.” Hey, at least she is proud of that!

To turn The true Toledo Around, the new editor chief of the NED newspaper (Domhnall Gleeson, Ex machina) recruit a volunteer reporters. Do you have experience in journalism? No! But do they have the heart and the sense that they need to deepen the most pressing stories of Toledo? Maybe!

The paper is co-created by Greg Daniels, who directed the American adaptation of The officeand Michael Koman (Nathan for you). Of the first trailer of the program, The office The influence is already evident, from uncomfortable team meetings to NED that throws a Jim type side eye to the camera. And maybe I’m already reading too much on things, but a humorous moment between Ned and another Toledo Truthteller The staff (Chelsea Frei) definitely gives Jim and Pam Vibes, right?

Of course, The office Comparisons do not stop there, because The paper It has a player Dull Mfflin who returns. Nothing less than Oscar Martínez (Oscar Nuñez) is back! And for the appearance of the trailer, he is No Excited to have another documentary team following it. Free it from these cameras!

The paper It is also starring Melvin Gregg, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Alex Edelman, Ramona Young and Tim Key.

The paper It opens on September 4 in Peacock.