Fall TV Preview: The Office

With the fall TV line up quickly approaching one Emmy nominated show looks like its sure to keep fans entertained and interested in its funny and serious plot. The Office, returning September 27, comes back from its hit third season with all new changes. The shows first four episodes are to be an hour long each, and changes in the chain of command at the Dunder Mifflin company seem to add to the already hysterical story.

When the show returns, viewers will see Michael Scott, played by Emmy winning Steve Carrel, returning as the head of the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch, who has a new and familiar boss. The former intern Ryan, played by Office writer B.J. Novak, is now Michael's boss, and things look to be funny and as usual awkward around the Office.

Along with the funny moments created by Michael Scott, viewers will get to see the love interests of Pam and Jim, played by Emmy nominated Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski, played out as Jim finally took a leap of faith and asked Pam out, leaving the on again off again romance up in the air. Along with the possibly the most addicting romance on television, Michael Scott is going to struggle with his own romance with former boss Jan, who was fired at the end of last season's finale and is now living with him in his condo.

With the season premiere slowly closing in, fans can only hope and wait to see what embarrassing and unnessecary situations Michael can create for him and his office staff, who make up a great deal of the shows humor. Led by Raiin Wilson, who plays assistant regional manager Dwight Schrute, the staff looks to be funnier than ever, making this season a positive and even funnier 4th run for the show.