‘The Office’ Shuts Doors Tonight

American television sitcoms, at least the good ones, are great in their dependability. You know what you’ll get. You’ll know why you want it and when you want it. They become like a favorite piece of furniture in our living rooms — the armchair you can curl up in when you know nothing else will feel quite right. The Office has been my armchair for the last eight years. It’s not always been perfect — in fact it’s been quite imperfect over the last two seasons — but it’s the television show I’ve watched more than anything else. I’ve seen all 200-plus episodes more than once. I’ve had more than one dream that featured a character from The Office . Is this the clinical definition of obsession? Quite possibly/ Mike Bookey , Inlander. More here. (AP/NBC file photo of some staff members of “The Office”)

Question: Will you miss “The Office” after it closes its doors tonight?