The office is back! Well, a version of it.

Amazon Prime Video has released the first trailer for the Australian film adaptation of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s classic comedy series The officeand we finally get a good look at the Australian variants of Brent, Tim, Dawn, Gareth and more.

With NBC’s sequel to the American film adaptation of The office The film is still in development, but in the meantime, fans around the world can feast their eyes on an Australian attempt at a mockumentary-style comedy.

There is, however, one (big) catch: The office Australia will be available on Prime Video from October 18 in 240 countries and territories worldwide, except the US. But that’s nothing a VPN can’t fix, if you’re really interested.

The clip, released on Wednesday, sees Hannah Howard (Felicity Ward), the director of Sydney-based packaging company Flinley Craddick, trying in vain to win over her employees with her natural charisma, girl boss attitude and visionary leadership.

Also trapped in Flinley Craddick with Hannah are receptionist, receptionist and productivity manager Lizze (Edith Poor in the role of Dwight/Gareth), sales representative Nick (Steen Raskopoulos in the role of Tim/Jim) and Greta (Shari Sebbens in the role of Pam/Dawn).

The cast also includes Josh Thomson, Jonny Brugh, Susan Ling Young, Raj Labade, Lucy Schmidt, Zoe Terakes, Pallavi Sharda, Claude Jabbour and Jason Perini. Guest stars for the eight-episode season include Susie Youssef, Justin Rosniiak, Carlo Ritchie, Rick Donald and Chris Bunton.

The office was developed for Australia by writers Julie De Fina (Aftertaste) and Jackie van Beek (The Breaker Upperers, Naked Tuesday) with the pair also serving as executive producers. Kylie Washington (Back to paradise) is executive producer with lead producer Sophia Zachariou (Ladies in black, The Moth Effect) and producer Linda Micsko (The disappointment, Laid).

The office is co-produced by BBC Studios Australia & New Zealand, Bunya Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios and is based on the original BBC Studios format.

Outside the known US The officeThere have been several international adaptations of the show since the original British version aired its final episode in December 2003. The countries that have adapted the show include Canada (The track), Chile (The offices), France (The office), Czech Republic (Kancl), Germany (Stromberg), India (The office), Israel (HaMisrad), Poland (The office), Saudi Arabia (Al Maktab) and Sweden (Office).

Watch the trailer below.