The Office 2005
A comedy for anyone whose boss is an idiot.
The everyday lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
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A comedy for anyone whose boss is an idiot.
The everyday lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
Log in to rate this show in half-stars.
These are ordered by the people they share with this show, cast and crew who worked on both.
More overlap ranks higher. Someone who worked on almost everything counts for less than a rare connection, so a person who links only these two shows is worth more than a prolific one.
Executive producer Ben Silverman produced every episode of both and director Charles McDougall directed eight episodes, with 1 other.
Executive producer Greg Daniels produced both, writer Dan Greaney wrote for both, Jon Vitti and Ryan Koh wrote too and director Daniel Chun directed 48 episodes, with 33 others.
James Spader plays Robert California across 25 episodes, Melora Hardin appears too, writer Peter Ocko wrote for both and director Tucker Gates directed four episodes, with 43 others.
Mindy Kaling plays Kelly Kapoor across 156 episodes, Kate Flannery, Craig Robinson and Oscar Nuñez appear too and director Bryan Gordon directed two episodes, with 92 others.
Oscar Nuñez plays Oscar Martinez across 175 episodes, Leslie David Baker appears too, executive producer Jennifer Celotta produced both, director Ken Kwapis directed 13 episodes and Bryan Cranston directed too, with 29 others.
Melora Hardin plays Jan Levinson across 41 episodes, Angela Kinsey and Rainn Wilson appear too, director Craig Zisk directed one episode and Jon Favreau directed too, with 43 others.
James Spader plays Robert California across 25 episodes, Melora Hardin appears too and director Victor Nelli, Jr. directed two episodes, with 5 others.
Ed Helms plays Andy Bernard across 151 episodes, Steve Carell appears too, director Charlie Grandy directed 24 episodes, writer Allison Silverman wrote for both and executive producer Ricky Gervais produced both, with 29 others.
Craig Robinson plays Darryl Philbin across 118 episodes, John Krasinski, Ed Helms and Ellie Kemper appear too and writer Steve Hely wrote for both, with 34 others.
Jake Lacy plays Pete Miller across 21 episodes and Michael Imperioli appears too.
Amy Ryan plays Holly Flax across 17 episodes and Idris Elba and Chris Bauer appear too, with 1 other.
Paul Lieberstein plays Toby Flenderson across 136 episodes, executive producer Greg Daniels produced both, Howard Klein produced too, writer Dan Sterling wrote for both and Jon Vitti wrote too, with 15 others.