Superfan Episodes of The Office Season 9 are Coming to Peacock, Featuring Re-Cut Scenes, Bonus Moments
Fans can now watch the final season of The Office with never-before-seen footage.
What a way to kick off the new year for fans of The Office everywhere: the Season 9 installment of The Office: Superfan Episodes are on their way to Peacock!
These special episodes follow in the footsteps of the Superfan Episodes from Seasons 1 through 8, giving fans a way to relive their favorite moments from the series. With the release of these Season 9 cuts, fans can re-watch the final season of The Office — only this time, with bonus footage not in the original airings.
When will the Season 9 The Office: Superfan Episodes debut?
Mark your calendars, Dunder Mifflin-ites: The Office: Superfan Episodes for Season 9 drop on Monday, January 26 — exclusively on Peacock.
And yes, that means the entire series' worth of Superfan Episodes will be available to stream for the first time ever.
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What are The Office: Superfan Episodes?
The mockumentary sitcom finished its 9-season run in 2013, but The Office: Superfan Episodes are longer cuts featuring never-before-seen footage, re-cut scenes, and rare bonus moments meant to give die-hard fans insider access to their favorite characters and scenes.
Over the course of production, scenes and moments were cut to meet each episode's TV-sized time slot when the series originally aired on NBC — but with Superfan Episodes streaming on Peacock, that's not an issue.
As the press release for the Season 9 installment states, the Superfan Episode will give "fans insider access to Dunder Mifflin like never before, from every prank and talking head to every unforgettable conference room meltdown. Season 9 brings the story full circle: the documentary finally airs, the office faces its biggest changes, Jim and Pam navigate a rough patch, Dwight rises to power, and yes — Michael Scott returns for the series finale. Bears. Beets. Galactica. Closure."
Are you even a superfan of The Office if you don't start binging all 9 seasons of these bonus-packed episodes beginning on January 26?
The Office creator Greg Daniels explains how Superfan Episodes are put together
In a 2021 interview with Multichannel News, Greg Daniels, who adapted The Office for the U.S., explained the process of putting Superfan Episodes together for Peacock.
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"They really understand it very well and they’re committed to making the most comprehensive fan experience," Daniels said. "And so they’re very good about trying to provide extra content, and make it fun, and kind of make it the very best experience for a super fan you could possibly want. I’ve gone back with the original editors, and we had access to all of the footage, because it’s NBC, and all of the marketing and all of the interviews with the cast... We could go back and look at dailies and go, ‘Oh, yeah, I remember that,’ ‘Oh my God, I haven’t seen that since we were on the set,’ or stuff like that."
