For a single pick that covers the full American series, The Office: The Complete Series [Blu-ray] is my best overall choice for buyers who want all nine seasons in a higher-definition format. The Complete Series DVD Boxed Set offers a straightforward all-seasons collection, while the Superfan Extended Episodes Blu-ray is the distinctive option for viewers seeking added scenes. The main tradeoff is breadth versus format and extras: a full-series set covers every season, while a season-specific release costs you completeness in exchange for a narrower collection. DVD and Blu-ray editions also differ in playback compatibility and presentation. Read on for how these ten releases compare and which one fits your plans for The Office.
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Key Takeaways
- Complete-series coverage sets the Blu-ray and DVD collections apart from individual seasons; buyers who want the whole run should start with one of those.
- The Superfan Extended Episodes Blu-ray has a distinct role for viewers who want extra episode material, while the standard complete-series sets prioritize the full run.
- Season-specific DVDs, including Season 1, Season 2, Season 8, and Seasons 6–9, make sense for filling a collection or choosing particular episodes, but do not provide the same coverage as a complete set.
- Seasons 6–9 on DVD cover the later half of the show, making that set a more focused option than buying all nine seasons when only those seasons are wanted.
- Several listings have similar or repeated titles, so format, season coverage, and edition details matter more than the name alone when comparing the complete-series options.
| season of the office | Format | Episodes | Bonus content | Series |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Office: The Complete Serie | Blu-ray | Every episode | Commentaries, webisodes, blooper reels, and deleted scenes | The Office |
| The Office: The Complete Serie | DVD | — | — | The Office |
| The Office: The Complete Secon | DVD | — | — | The Office |
| The Office: Season 1 | DVD | 6 | Deleted scenes and episode commentary | — |
| The Office | Not specified | — | Not specified | — |
| The Office: Seasons 6-9 [DVD] | DVD | 101 | — | — |
| The Office: The Complete Fifth | Complete season (specific disc format not stated) | — | — | The Office |
| The Office: The Complete Serie | Blu-ray | — | — | — |
| The Office: The Complete Serie | Not specified | 201 | Commentaries, webisodes, and blooper reels | — |
| The Office: Season Eight [DVD] | DVD | 24 | Deleted scenes, blooper reel, webisodes, Super Bowl promos, extended episodes | The Office |
More Details on Our Top Picks
The Office: The Complete Series [Blu-ray]
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View on AmazonFor a buyer settling in for a full season of the office, this Blu-ray set pairs every episode with a substantial cache of extras. Its over 15 hours of deleted scenes, commentaries, webisodes, and bloopers give longtime fans more Scranton material than the DVD Complete Series listing specifies. Blu-ray is the format advantage here, though the product details do not promise a digital copy, so it suits viewers who want physical discs. Compared with The Office: The Complete Series (DVD Boxed Set, American Version), this edition makes the stronger case for bonus-content hunters; the DVD set is the straightforward alternative if Blu-ray is not a priority. The tradeoff is that the listing does not spell out disc count or player-region details, so check compatibility before buying.
Pros:- Collects every episode of the series
- Includes over 15 hours of deleted scenes
- Adds commentaries, webisodes, and blooper reels
- Blu-ray format for viewers who prefer that physical format
Cons:- No digital copy is listed
- Disc count and playback-region details are not provided
Best for: Fans who want all episodes plus extensive deleted scenes and behind-the-scenes extras on Blu-ray
Not ideal for: Viewers who need a digital copy or have a DVD-only player
- Format:Blu-ray
- Contents:Complete series
- Episodes:Every episode
- Bonus content:Commentaries, webisodes, blooper reels, and deleted scenes
- Deleted scenes:Over 15 hours
- Series:The Office
Our verdict“Choose this Blu-ray set for a complete Scranton rewatch with a deep selection of extras, provided your player supports it.”
The Office: The Complete Series (DVD Boxed Set, American Version)
This boxed set is the simple route to a complete nine-season office marathon: the listing confirms all seasons in DVD format, without making extras the focus. That clarity makes it easier to choose than The Office: The Complete Second Season, which only covers one season, and it keeps the whole series together in one set. Its main compromise is format: unlike The Office: The Complete Series [Blu-ray], this edition is DVD-only and does not mention a digital copy or bonus material. The American-version designation also matters for buyers whose players may not support the discs. I’d pick it for a DVD setup and a viewer who wants the full run in one purchase; collectors seeking high-definition playback or extensive extras should look at the Blu-ray edition instead.
Pros:- Includes seasons 1 through 9 in one boxed set
- Provides a clear DVD format listing
- Suitable for viewers planning a full-series binge
Cons:- DVD-only format, with no Blu-ray or digital copy listed
- No bonus features are specified
- American-version designation may limit compatibility with some players
Best for: DVD owners who want all nine American seasons of The Office together for a long rewatch
Not ideal for: Blu-ray collectors, digital-only viewers, or buyers with players that may not support the American-version discs
- Format:DVD
- Media:Boxed set
- Version:American version
- Seasons included:1–9
- Contents:Complete series
- Series:The Office
Our verdict“Pick this set if you want the full nine-season run on DVD and have a compatible player.”
The Office: The Complete Second Season
For someone filling a specific gap on the shelf, this DVD set collects the complete second season without asking them to buy episodes they already own. That makes it a more targeted choice than either complete-series box set, including The Office: The Complete Series (DVD Boxed Set, American Version). The listing provides little else: it does not state episode count, bonus content, or packaging details, so I would not choose it as a gift for a buyer who expects those specifics upfront. It also cannot serve as a whole-series starting point; The Office: Season 1 is the more natural entry for a newcomer. This is best treated as a practical single-season pickup for an established collection, with limited listing detail as its clearest drawback.
Pros:- Collects the full second season
- DVD format suits viewers maintaining a DVD collection
- Lets existing collectors fill a specific season gap
Cons:- Covers only season two rather than the full series
- Listing does not provide episode count
- No bonus content or packaging details are specified
Best for: DVD collectors who already own the other seasons and need season two to complete their set
Not ideal for: New viewers seeking the complete series or buyers who want confirmed bonus features and episode details
- Format:DVD
- Season:2
- Contents:Complete second season
- Series:The Office
- ASIN:B004I1K4R6
- Episode count:Not specified
Our verdict“Choose this DVD set when season two is the missing piece in an existing The Office collection.”
The Office: Season 1
This set offers a compact way into the American series, with all six first-season episodes and commentary plus deleted scenes. For a newcomer unsure about committing to nine seasons, it is a smaller starting point than The Office: The Complete Series [Blu-ray]. Its brief run is also its biggest limitation: anyone who likes the setup will need another set quickly, such as The Office: The Complete Second Season. The pilot closely follows the British original, which can make this opening season feel less settled than the later run. Still, the included commentary and deleted scenes give a curious viewer a little more context around the first episodes. I’d choose it as an introductory sampler for a DVD viewer, not as the best fit for someone planning an uninterrupted full-series watch.
Pros:- Includes all six first-season episodes
- Adds deleted scenes
- Includes cast and producer episode commentary
- Establishes the Scranton setting and ensemble
Cons:- Only six episodes are included
- The pilot closely follows the British original
- DVD format rather than Blu-ray
Best for: First-time viewers who want to sample the American series on DVD before buying more seasons
Not ideal for: Binge-watchers seeking a long run or viewers who want a season less closely modeled on the British pilot
- Format:DVD
- Season:1
- Episodes:6
- Genre:Comedy
- Setting:Dunder Mifflin, Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Bonus content:Deleted scenes and episode commentary
Our verdict“Start here if you want a short DVD introduction to the Scranton crew and do not mind buying later seasons separately.”
The Office
This listing gives only the title The Office, without a format, season range, or contents. That makes it a poor choice for anyone planning a specific season of the office viewing session: there is no way in the supplied details to tell whether it is a single season or a complete-series set. By comparison, The Office: The Complete Series (DVD Boxed Set, American Version) clearly identifies all nine seasons and DVD format, while The Office: Season 1 specifies its six episodes and extras. The advantage here is only the possibility that the listing may suit a buyer after verifying the edition elsewhere; the supplied product data cannot support a confident recommendation on features. I’d hold off unless the seller page or package confirms exactly what discs are included.
Pros:- Names The Office as the product
- May suit a buyer who can verify the specific edition through additional listing details
- Does not imply an unconfirmed season range or format
Cons:- Format is not provided
- Season coverage and contents are unspecified
- No bonus features or other product details are listed
Best for: Buyers who can confirm the edition, format, and included seasons before ordering
Not ideal for: Anyone choosing based only on this listing or needing a confirmed complete series, season, or disc format
- Title:The Office
- Format:Not specified
- Season coverage:Not specified
- Contents:Not specified
- Bonus content:Not specified
- ASIN:B0BZMB5KTD
Our verdict“Buy only after confirming the format and season coverage, since the supplied listing details do not identify the edition.”
The Office: Seasons 6-9 [DVD]
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View on AmazonFour seasons and 101 episodes make this set a focused way to follow the show through its later years, including the shift after Michael Scott leaves Scranton. Compared with The Office: The Complete Series, it takes up fewer discs and skips the earlier seasons, which suits fans filling a gap in their collection but leaves newcomers without the full arc. Its 20 DVDs bring along commentaries, deleted scenes, bloopers, webisodes, and the complete Threat Level Midnight, giving office-season rewatchers plenty beyond the broadcast episodes. The tradeoff is the standard-definition DVD format and a collection that starts at Season 6; buyers seeking the complete story or Blu-ray presentation should look elsewhere. I’d rank it for viewers who want the post-Season 5 run and its extras in one set.
Pros:- Collects 101 episodes across Seasons 6-9
- Includes episode commentaries, deleted scenes, bloopers, and webisodes
- Adds the complete Threat Level Midnight film
- Covers four seasons in a 20-disc set
Cons:- Does not include Seasons 1-5
- DVD format may not suit viewers who prefer Blu-ray or streaming
Best for: Fans who already own Seasons 1-5 and want Seasons 6-9 plus substantial bonus material for an office-season rewatch.
Not ideal for: First-time viewers seeking the full series, or collectors who prefer Blu-ray or streaming.
- Format:DVD
- Seasons included:6-9
- Episodes:101
- Discs:20
- Creator:Greg Daniels
- Genre:Comedy (Mockumentary)
Our verdict“Choose this set if your office-season rewatch starts after Season 5 and you want the later run’s bonus features on disc.”
The Office: The Complete Fifth Season
A single complete season gives this release a narrower purpose than The Office: Seasons 6-9: it suits viewers who want one chapter of Dunder Mifflin’s everyday absurdity rather than several years at once. The mockumentary format keeps the comedy anchored in office routines, clashing egos, and inappropriate behavior, so it fits a themed rewatch built around workplace life. Unlike The Office: The Complete Series, it does not require room for dozens of discs or commit the buyer to the entire run. The supplied product details do not identify a disc count, format, episode total, or bonus content, so I would not pick it for collectors comparing set contents. Its main drawback is also its boundary: viewers wanting a complete character arc will need other seasons, and the humor may not work for everyone.
Pros:- Presents the complete fifth season
- Uses the series’ mockumentary comedy format
- Focuses on familiar office routines and workplace clashes
Cons:- Workplace humor may not suit every viewer
- Product details do not specify format, episode count, or bonus features
- Covers only one season, so it cannot provide a full-series rewatch alone
Best for: Viewers who want to revisit Season 5’s office comedy as a self-contained part of a longer series collection.
Not ideal for: New viewers seeking the full series or collectors who need confirmed format, episode, and bonus-feature details before choosing.
- Content:Complete fifth season
- Format:Complete season (specific disc format not stated)
- Series:The Office
- Genre:Mockumentary comedy
- Episode count:Not specified
- Disc count:Not specified
Our verdict“Pick this release for a focused Season 5 rewatch, but choose a complete-series set if you want the whole Scranton story.”
The Office: The Complete Series – Superfan Extended Episodes [Blu-ray]
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View on AmazonOver 25 hours of added footage distinguish this complete-series Blu-ray from The Office: The Complete Series, whose supplied details emphasize 201 episodes and deleted scenes rather than extended versions woven into the original episodes. The expanded cuts, reconstructed by the show’s original creative team, are aimed at fans who already know the broadcast run and want more time with Scranton’s everyday office chaos. As a result, this is the most rewatch-focused option in the group, while the 6-9 DVD set is better suited to someone collecting only the later seasons. The added footage also means a longer commitment: viewers looking for a concise introduction may prefer the standard complete-series collection. The product details do not state a disc count or episode total, so those comparing physical storage or exact contents have less information here.
Pros:- Includes the complete series
- Adds over 25 hours of footage to the original episodes
- Extended episodes were reconstructed by the show’s original creative team
- Blu-ray format
Cons:- Extended episodes make for a substantially longer rewatch
- Disc count and total episode count are not specified in the supplied details
- The expanded cuts may be less suited to viewers who want the original broadcast pacing
Best for: Established fans who want the complete series in extended Blu-ray episodes with substantial additional footage.
Not ideal for: Viewers seeking a short introduction, or collectors who need a stated disc and episode count before buying.
- Format:Blu-ray
- Content:Complete series with Superfan Extended Episodes
- Additional footage:Over 25 hours
- Episode presentation:Expanded and reconstructed by the original creative team
- Setting:Dunder Mifflin, Scranton
- Disc count:Not specified
Our verdict“Choose this Blu-ray for a full-series rewatch with extensive added scenes, rather than a shorter return to the broadcast cuts.”
The Office: The Complete Series
All 201 episodes across 38 discs make this the clearest choice for viewers who want the whole Scranton run in one collection. Compared with The Office: Seasons 6-9, it includes the early seasons too, so a first-time viewer can follow the workplace relationships and changes from the beginning. The bonus material—commentaries, webisodes, bloopers, and over 15 hours of deleted scenes—adds plenty for repeat viewers, though it is not the same extended-episode format as The Office: The Complete Series – Superfan Extended Episodes [Blu-ray]. The tradeoff is the larger physical collection and the time required for a full marathon. The provided details do not specify the format, so buyers who care about DVD versus Blu-ray should confirm that before choosing.
Pros:- Includes all 201 episodes
- Collects the full series in one release
- Adds commentaries, webisodes, and blooper reels
- Includes over 15 hours of deleted scenes
Cons:- 38 discs require more storage than a single-season or partial-series set
- The supplied details do not specify DVD or Blu-ray format
- Does not list the Superfan extended episodes included in the separate Blu-ray collection
Best for: First-time viewers and completionists who want all 201 episodes and a broad selection of series extras in one set.
Not ideal for: Fans who only need later seasons, want extended Superfan episodes, or require a confirmed format before buying.
- Episodes:201
- Discs:38
- Content:Complete series
- Bonus content:Commentaries, webisodes, and blooper reels
- Deleted scenes:Over 15 hours
- Format:Not specified
Our verdict“Choose this set for a complete office-season marathon with substantial extras, provided its unspecified disc format suits your setup.”
The Office: Season Eight [DVD]
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View on AmazonSeason 8’s 24 episodes center on a changed Scranton office, with Andy managing under Robert California while Dwight pursues power in Florida. That makes this a more specific pick than The Office: Seasons 6-9: it isolates one post-Michael chapter instead of collecting four seasons together. The five-disc DVD set includes deleted scenes, a blooper reel, webisodes, Super Bowl promos, and extended episodes, giving fans extra material tied to this stretch. Still, viewers weighing it against The Office: The Complete Series should know they are choosing a single season rather than the full character arc. The shift in leadership may not appeal to everyone, and DVD-only presentation limits format choice. This release makes most sense for existing fans who want to revisit the new management dynamic.
Pros:- Includes all 24 Season 8 episodes
- Five-disc set adds deleted scenes, bloopers, and webisodes
- Includes Super Bowl promos and extended episodes
- Features James Spader and Catherine Tate
Cons:- Covers only Season 8 rather than the complete series
- The post-Michael management shift may not appeal to every fan
- DVD-only format, with no Blu-ray option listed
Best for: Existing fans curious about Andy’s tenure and the Robert California era who want Season 8 and its related extras on DVD.
Not ideal for: New viewers seeking the full series, or fans who prefer Michael Scott’s seasons and want a Blu-ray option.
- Format:DVD
- Season:8
- Episodes:24
- Discs:5
- Series:The Office
- Starring:James Spader, Catherine Tate
- Developed for American television by:Greg Daniels
- Bonus content:Deleted scenes, blooper reel, webisodes, Super Bowl promos, extended episodes
Our verdict“Choose this DVD if you specifically want Season 8’s post-Michael office dynamics and extras, not a full-series collection.”
How We Picked
I ranked these releases by how well their stated coverage and format serve common ways of watching The Office: owning the full series, revisiting a particular season, or seeking extended episode material. Complete-series sets lead because they give a buyer the broadest coverage in one collection; the Blu-ray version ranks ahead for viewers who want that coverage in Blu-ray format. The Superfan edition earns a separate place for its extended episodes, while season-specific sets rank lower for buyers who need a complete collection but can be the better fit for targeted viewing.
I also weighed practical buying questions: whether the listing specifies DVD or Blu-ray, which seasons are included, and whether the edition offers a meaningful distinction such as extended episodes. The product names alone do not establish every packaging or bonus-content detail, so I avoid treating similarly titled listings as identical or claiming extras that are not specified. That makes the ranking most useful as a guide to format and coverage; buyers should confirm the exact edition details before choosing between near-duplicate listings.
| season of the office | Format | Bonus content |
|---|---|---|
| The Office: The Complete Serie | Blu-ray | Commentaries, webisodes, blooper reels, and deleted scenes |
| The Office: The Complete Serie | DVD | — |
| The Office: The Complete Secon | DVD | — |
| The Office: Season 1 | DVD | Deleted scenes and episode commentary |
| The Office | Not specified | Not specified |
| The Office: Seasons 6-9 [DVD] | DVD | — |
| The Office: The Complete Fifth | Complete season (specific disc format not stated) | — |
| The Office: The Complete Serie | Blu-ray | — |
| The Office: The Complete Serie | Not specified | Commentaries, webisodes, and blooper reels |
| The Office: Season Eight [DVD] | DVD | Deleted scenes, blooper reel, webisodes, Super Bowl promos, extended episodes |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Season Of The Office
Before choosing a season or box set, decide how you expect to watch and what you already own. The biggest differences here are collection coverage, disc format, and whether you want a standard edition or extended episodes.
Choose Full-Series Coverage If You Want Every Season
A complete-series set is the simplest fit if your goal is to own the entire American run in one purchase. It also avoids the piecemeal problem of tracking down seasons later, though it may duplicate discs if you already own part of the show. A single-season release can still be the sensible choice when you are replacing a missing season or buying for a specific stretch of episodes. Before ordering, check that the listing says “Complete Series” and that its edition matches the number of seasons you expect. Similar product names may refer to different formats or packaging, so use the specific listing details rather than the title alone.
Match DVD or Blu-ray to Your Player
Format affects whether the set will play on the equipment you own, so check your player before selecting a release. A Blu-ray set needs a Blu-ray player, while a DVD edition works with a DVD player; newer consoles and computers vary in their disc support. If your household uses more than one playback device, compatibility may matter more than format preference. Do not assume a Blu-ray listing includes DVDs or that a DVD listing provides a digital copy unless the product details say so. Confirming this first can prevent a collection from arriving in a format you cannot use.
Decide Whether Extended Episodes Matter to You
The Superfan Extended Episodes edition stands out because its title identifies added episode material, giving devoted viewers a reason to look beyond a standard collection. That distinction matters less if you mainly want to watch the regular episodes from beginning to end. Extended content can also make an edition less straightforward to compare with a standard set, since the listing may not specify exactly which episodes or extras are included. Check the edition description for the scope of the added material before treating “Superfan” as a guarantee of a particular bonus. If the details are limited, choose based on the clearly stated format and coverage.
Use Partial Sets to Fill Gaps, Not Guess at Coverage
Season-specific releases are most useful when you know exactly which part of the show you want. The Seasons 6–9 DVD set, for example, covers a defined portion of the run, while individual season discs give you a narrower target. A common mistake is to see several seasons in a product name and assume the set includes the entire series. Check the season numbers and count before buying, especially if you are trying to complete an existing collection. If you do not know which seasons you own, take inventory first so you avoid duplicate discs.
Compare Editions by Their Specific Listing Details
Several entries in this roundup use similar “Complete Series” wording, and one identifies the American version. Treat those labels as a starting point, then compare the format and the edition information shown by the seller. Packaging, included discs, and bonus features should not be inferred from a short product title. If two listings appear to describe the same edition, check their product identifiers and full descriptions before deciding. This is especially useful when buying a gift, since the recipient may already own a standard DVD or Blu-ray collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy the complete series or just the seasons I want to rewatch?
Choose a complete-series set if you want all nine seasons and do not already own most of them. A season-specific DVD is a more direct fit when you are replacing a disc or returning to a particular part of the show. The Seasons 6–9 set is a defined partial collection, not the full run. Check your existing discs before buying so you can weigh complete coverage against duplicates. If you are unsure which seasons you will revisit, the full set gives you broader coverage in one collection.
Will a Blu-ray edition play in my DVD player?
A Blu-ray disc generally needs a Blu-ray capable player; a standard DVD player will not play Blu-ray discs. Some Blu-ray players can also play DVDs, but that does not mean the reverse is true. Check your console, computer, or living-room player specifications before buying. If you are choosing a gift, confirm the recipient has a compatible player. The product listing should also be checked for the actual disc format, since similar titles can appear in both DVD and Blu-ray editions.
Is the Superfan Extended Episodes set a better choice than the standard complete series?
It is a better fit if extended episode material is a priority and you want that specific edition. The standard complete-series collection is the more direct choice when your main goal is owning the full run without seeking a distinct extended-episode release. Check the listing to see what episodes or additional content it actually includes; the name alone does not spell out the full scope. Also confirm whether it covers the same seasons you expect. Your choice comes down to the value you place on the identified extended material and the collection details shown by the seller.
Can I start with The Office: Season 1 instead of buying the complete series?
Yes, a Season 1 release lets you begin at the start without committing to a full-series collection. It is a focused choice for someone who wants to try the show or already owns later seasons. It will not provide access to the remaining seasons, so consider whether you expect to build the collection over time. Before starting with a single season, check that its DVD format works with your player. If you already know you want all nine seasons, a complete-series set avoids piecing the run together.
What should I check when two complete-series listings look nearly identical?
Compare the listed format, edition name, product identifier, and included season coverage. One listing may specify Blu-ray or an American version, while another may use a broader title without those details. Do not assume the sets have the same packaging or bonus content based on similar wording. Read the complete description and confirm the seller’s item matches the edition you intend to own. For a gift or collection upgrade, this check can also help avoid buying a format the recipient already has.
Conclusion
My best overall pick is The Office: The Complete Series [Blu-ray] for buyers who want all nine seasons in Blu-ray format. For a straightforward full-series collection, choose the Complete Series DVD Boxed Set; the Superfan Extended Episodes Blu-ray is my premium-style pick for extended material when its edition details match what you want. Beginners who want to start at the beginning can opt for Season 1, while buyers completing a collection should choose the specific missing season or the Seasons 6–9 set for that later stretch. Check playback compatibility and the exact edition details before ordering, especially where complete-series listings share similar names.
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