Discover All ‘The Office’ Easter Eggs in ‘The Paper’ Episode, Including the Fate of Dunder Mifflin!

peppered the first season of “The Paper” with subtle nods to the iconic show, “The Office.” Co-creators Greg Daniels and Michael Koman didn’t disappoint when it came to incorporating Easter eggs for fans to discover.

Oscar Nuñez, reprising his role as accountant Oscar Martinez, offered reassurance that while there are some callbacks to the original series, “The Paper” stands on its own as a fresh story. The series, set in a failing Midwestern newspaper with a new editor-in-chief, explores a different narrative but maintains a connection to its mockumentary roots.

In the opening scene, viewers are greeted with a familiar message from the documentary crew that originally filmed the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin. This sets the stage for a new chapter in the same universe, where fans can spot nods to the past sprinkled throughout the season.

From Bob Vance making an appearance to hints of Dunder Mifflin lingering in unexpected ways, diehard fans of “The Office” will appreciate the attention to detail in “The Paper.” Even though it’s a fresh show with a new setting, there are plenty of hidden treasures for fans to uncover and enjoy.

As “The Paper” embarks on its renewed second season following the pilot’s successful premiere, the journey promises to hold more surprises and connections to the beloved series that started it all. So, as you dive into the new world of “The Paper,” keep an eye out for these subtle Easter eggs and relish the clever references to “The Office” that make the series even more engaging.