Ricky Gervais and
Stephen Merchant, writers and producers of the critically acclaimed BBC series
The Office, team up again for another brilliant comedy. Similarly to last time, Gervais takes the centre stage and Merchant is in the background. This time Gervais is an aspiring actor, as is his best friend Maggie.
The show generally has two angles. Firstly, Andy Millman (Gervais) is trying desperately to break through, which means a line here and there or
any obvious camera presence. His luck is not improved by having a horribly inadequate agent (Merchant). Also, Maggie is a bit bumbling and more often than not puts Andy in rather precarious situations that result in him losing more than just face.
The other strand that runs throughout is their normal lives. Just as
The Office wasn't purely about office antics, and touched on the lives of the people, so too does
Extras delve into not only their personal lives, but also the relationship/friendship between Andy and Maggie.
The series also features different real life 'stars' and more often than not, these actors play integral roles in the shows story, as opposed to simple cameos.
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Ricky Gervais and
Stephen Merchant, writers and producers of the critically acclaimed BBC series
The Office, team up again for another brilliant comedy. Similarly to last time, Gervais takes the centre stage and Merchant is in the background. This time Gervais is an aspiring actor, as is his best friend Maggie.
The show generally has two angles. Firstly, Andy Millman (Gervais) is trying desperately to break through, which means a line here and there or
any obvious camera presence. His luck is not improved by having a horribly inadequate agent (Merchant). Also, Maggie is a bit bumbling and more often than not puts Andy in rather precarious situations that result in him losing more than just face.
The other strand that runs throughout is their normal lives. Just as
The Office wasn't purely about office antics, and touched on the lives of the people, so too does
Extras delve into not only their personal lives, but als
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