The Office spinoff The Paper premieres in September; read to know more about the cast

The Paper announced

In an exciting development for fans of the beloved American sitcom The Office, a new spinoff series titled The Paper has been officially announced.

Set in the same universe as The Office, the upcoming mockumentary promises to maintain the distinctive comedic tone that made the first series so popular.

On May 12, during the NBCUniversal upfront presentation in New York, viewers got their first look at The Paper from Peacock, the streaming service behind the new series.

Although the precise date of release will be disclosed in the upcoming months as per reports the eagerly awaited program is anticipated to make its premiere in September.

Details of the series' premise, which revolves around a documentary crew looking for a new subject to immortalize—much like the crew behind the renowned Dunder Mifflin documentary—were revealed along with the first look poster. The crew discovers a historic newspaper from the Midwest and the quirky publisher who is trying to bring it back to life.

Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, and Oscar Nunez, who will return to his role as the endearing accountant from The Office, are among the star-studded cast members of The Paper.

One of the most anticipated elements of the spinoff, particularly for devoted viewers of the original series, is Oscar's comeback. Nunez is joined by Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Alex Edelman, Ramona Young, and Tim Key, all of whom contribute special skills to the production.

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The documentary crew's investigation will centre on the offices of The Toledo Truth-Teller, a small but aspirational newspaper, according to the show's logline. It promises to provide the same mockumentary format that made The Office a favourite among fans, with a humorous look at the challenges of reviving a failing publication.

The Paper has already generated a lot of excitement because of the nostalgia for The Office and the expectation of a new setting. Viewers are eager to see how the well-known documentary style translates to a new workplace as more details about the show's release and plot become available.