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Gervais is far from funny. Then again, The Office isn;t all that funny either so good riddance I say.
I don't really see how the show is jumping the shark. It's really the same show its always been just without Steve. Nobody is going to miss Gabe either.
I don't agree with the people in the comments saying they should have ended it last season.
one of my fav tv shows and one of my fav actors :)
The show has jumped the shark. They should have ended it a year ago. Other than the occasional laugh, I (and most of my family and friends)don't find it funny at all anymore. Most people have fallen into the trap of still liking the show because it wag great at the beginning. Their continued success is a product of their initial success. Not because of anything they've done more recently.
Office has its ups and downs, like every other show. But the past bunch of episodes were amazing.