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‘The Office’ is still drawing fans to Scranton

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When Ryan Cooper first heard that the American version of The Office would be set in his hometown of Scranton, he “really didn’t know what to think.” “My wife is a big Britcom fan, so … we’d watched The Office, the British one, before,” he told PA Local by phone. “In that one, they kind of downplay the area they’re in. It doesn’t make it look too good. So I think the big thing we were worried about was that they didn’t make Scranton look, you kn…

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20 years after 'The Office' premiered, cameos still paying off for Scranton businesses

Two decades after the NBC sitcom’s pilot, fans are still making pilgrimages to the city where it was set.

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‘The Office’ is still drawing fans to Scranton

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20 Years After 'The Office' Premiered, Cameos Still Paying Off for Scranton Businesses

This story first appeared in PA Local, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA taking a fresh, positive look at the incredible people, beautiful places, and delicious food of Pennsylvania. Sign up for free here. When Ryan Cooper first heard that the American version of The Office would be set in his hometown of Scranton, he “really didn’t know what to think.” “My wife is a big Britcom fan, so … we’d watched The Office, the British one, before,” he t…

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20 Years After ‘The Office’ Premiered, Cameos Still Paying Off for Scranton Businesses

When Ryan Cooper first heard that the American version of The Office would be set in his hometown of Scranton, he “really didn’t know what to think.” Article by Asha Prihar of Spotlight PA “My wife is a big Britcom fan, so … we’d watched The Office, the British one, before,” he told PA Local by phone. “In that one, they kind of downplay the area they’re in. It doesn’t make it look too good. So I think the big thing we were worried about was tha…

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