how were the reviews?
Several pre-release reviews of the episode were generally positive.
New Guys
Several pre-release reviews of the episode were generally positive. Bruce Miller of the "Sioux City Journal" gave the episode a largely positive review and noted that "If you can erase last season from your mind, you'll see this ... is exactly how "The Office" should have carried on after Steve Carell left." Furthermore, he praised the addition of Duke and Lacy, calling their performances "so good you could see them become the centerpiece of a new series." Verne Gay of "Newsweek" awarded the episode an "A–" and called the installment "very (very) funny."
new tv show with dwight from the office UNANSWERABLE what is 'new guys'? It is the first episode of the ninth season of the television series "The Office" name a few of the characters David Brent,  Gareth Keenan, Dawn Tinsley to name a few who is the director? Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant is the first guy into anything else apart from directing? Yes, he is also a comedian, actor, writer, producer and what about the second? Yes, he is also a comedian, actor, writer and presenter what cultural references are there? Involves popular internet meme who is the producer? Greg Daniels has he produced anything else? Yes, People of Earth, Space Force what were its ratings? It received a 2.1/6 percent share in the 18–49 demographic
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Several pre-release reviews of the episode were generally positive. Bruce Miller of the "Sioux City Journal" gave the episode a largely positive review and noted that "If you can erase last season from your mind, you'll see this ... is exactly how "The Office" should have carried on after Steve Carell left." Furthermore, he praised the addition of Duke and Lacy, calling their performances "so good you could see them become the centerpiece of a new series." Verne Gay of "Newsweek" awarded the episode an "A–" and called the installment "very (very) funny." He was especially happy about the addition of Lacy and Duke, calling them "flashbacks to a younger Jim and Dwight." Furthermore, he noted that "the ninth and final season actually may offer completion" of a show that has just "merely offered variations on [the characters'] tics" for the past eight seasons.