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The Office
I just can't get into it. It seems weird and it's primarily the format that throws it off for me. The whole interview talking and stuff it's just odd.
The documentary style quickly takes a back seat, but the interviews are always there and heavily used. Try Modern Family first and see of the Office doesn't hit better once you're used to the interviews there. They're brief fourth-wall breaks and not diagetic.
e: I would say if you're not having an absolute blast by the Dundees episode (I think that S2E1?), don't waste any more of your time.
My wife can watch the Office any time of day. It will be playing on the TV at the most random times.