Crap, is that official? I thought it was still leaning towards coming back. Good description ... the humor was very wry, fast-paced, dialogue-heavy, slightly physical, and pop-culture-y. Somewhat reminiscent of -- but not as genius as -- Arrested Development or, dare I say, Gilmore Girls (*ducks*). I also originally tuned in for Elisha Cuthbert (HOF greatness) but became hooked on the show's style. As for The Office, I haven't been much of a fan in a number of years. Seasons 1 and 2 were grand slams, season 3 was a home run, after that they lost me with inferior writing, inconsistent character traits, and too-elaborate plots. I watched, but only with an expectation for mild entertainment. I must admit, this season has been really well done. I was never someone who thought Michael leaving was a problem, the problems started well before that, when they broke character. And then got worse when they introduced obnoxious characters like Andy, Nellie, Spader's character, and Ferrell's character. This season proved that the show could be great without Michael, and I really enjoyed what the Pete and Clark characters added -- they could have gotten a few good years' worth of story arcs with those two in the mix. (In contrast, the Jim/Pam marital saga and unhappiness and career controversy and blah blah blah was absolutely awful.) The finale was okay. Seemed a little self-indulgent, like the writers and actors did it for themselves more than the audience. By the end, I was mostly glad it (the series) was over. I will intentionally watch season 1, 2, and 3 with great enjoyment for years to come. Seasons 4+ not so much.