Watch The Office Finale Matrix Prank Cut – Episode / Movie

When Office The series finale, which aired in 2013, began with a little recap of what happened to Dunder-Mifflin employees in the year since the documentary’s crew stopped following them. But the latest episode of NBC’s hit workplace sitcom almost returned to their open, cold base of a prank played on Dwight Schrute, and you can finally see it in its entirety.

Initially teased in the casting chart read for the series finale (a bonus that has been available for some time), the cold-open original finds Jim (John krasinski) and Pam (Jenna fischer) playing an elaborate prank on Dwight (Rainn Wilson) inspired by the 1999 sci-fi action blockbuster The matrix. Find out who offers Dwight a choice between the red pill and the blue pill in the never before seen Office final Matrix joke below.

The Finale Matrix Prank desk

Taking several clues from The matrix, including the experience of dSeen with a black cat and delivering a cell phone, Dwight finds himself recruited by Hank the security guard (the Hugh dane, honored at the end of the clip), who actually happens to be Dorpheus, the brother of Laurence Fishburne’s character Morpheus from the film. He explains that the movie was created by his team to prepare people to accept that The Matrix is ​​real, and now he needs Dwight’s help to fight the machines. You’ll have to watch the full clip to see how Dwight responds.

While I love to bring back the classic cold open prank, this clip illustrates the shortcomings of the past few seasons of Office. While the final season may have gone back to what made the series so great initially, that cold opening is way too elaborate to be believable. Part of the charm of Office was that the cast felt like real people in the real world, but as the series progressed, it started to lean into wacky sitcom formulas, especially Jim’s pranks. So while this clip is entertaining, it’s clear why it was cut.

Peacock released this never-before-seen scene from Office finale to celebrate the series’ arrival on the NBCUniversal streaming service. The show has been a Netflix streaming staple for years, but it’s now available exclusively through Peacock, and also features extended cuts of various episodes that haven’t been consistently available to stream or reruns since their inception. when the show originally aired. . However, if you want to see episodes after the second season, you will need to sign up for the premium version of Peacock instead of the free version.

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