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I have found that one of my favorite shows of all time is "the office". This show combines dry humor with possible real world situations. In doing so, you are able to laugh at what is happening to the characters while realizing that it is something that could have easily happened to you at the same time. There are not too many shows that are able to pull that off, and that is exactly what I like so much about it.

My favorite episode would have to be the one titled "the duel". This is an episode in which two of the men of the office challenge each other to a duel in order to try to best the other in competition for a women who works in the office. The randomness of this event is what really makes the show so great. You know that nothing like this would ever happen in the real world, but you suspend your belief system for a bit just to make the show fun.

I personally enjoy watching every episode of this show on my Satellite911.coM. It is a great way for me to be able to relax and unwind after a hard day of work. I think that there are many people out there who have yet to discover the show that would really love it. Only time will tell on that one.

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