12 Years Later, 'The Office' Fans Are Still Flocking to Scranton

It's been over 12 years since the cameras stopped rolling at Dunder Mifflin, but Michael Scott's world is more alive than ever. Despite concluding its 9-season run, the show remains a cornerstone of global pop culture, driving fans to seek out the real-life locations that defined the series.

The Ultimate Quote Challenge

You know a show has achieved legendary status when its dialogue becomes part of daily life. A new 10-question quiz from Mental Floss is currently testing the limits of fan knowledge. While some quotes are iconic, getting a perfect 10/10 score is reserved for those who have rewatched the series countless times.

Walking in the Footsteps of Michael Scott

For those looking to live the dream, several filming locations remain open to the public. The Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Company in Scranton—the first building seen in the opening credits—even features signage honoring the show. Fans can also grab a drink at Poor Richard’s Pub, a real establishment in Scranton that frequently appeared in the series.

Interestingly, while the office interiors were filmed on a soundstage, the exterior of the Scranton Business Park is actually located in Panorama City, California. It’s a working building, so while you can’t go inside, it remains a prime photo op for dedicated fans. And don't forget to visit the real Alfredo’s Pizza Café in Scranton to settle the age-old debate about the best pizza in town.