is leaving Netflix at the start of 2020.

NBC is pulling the hit Steve Carrell series for its own streaming service.

The good news: You can get the complete series DVD set right now.

Update, 7/15/2019: The unthinkable has happened. NBCUniversal announced that it is pulling The Office from Netflix in 2020. NBCUniversal has plans for its own streaming platform, where it intends to host the beloved show starting in 2021. The service currently has no name or release date, and there isn't much information on how much it will cost (if anything). So, your best bet right now is to binge watch over and over while you can. Or, — it's 56% off right now on Amazon Prime Day!



Update, 4/25/2019: Steel yourselves, fans, because rumors that the beloved show will soon be gone from Netflix are back — but this time, there are more substantial claims to back them up.

According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, NBCUniversal is planning to launch its own streaming service soon. Because of this, there have been some "internal discussions" about pulling from Netflix in 2021, when the current licensing contract ends. And, in the words of the one and only Kelly Kapoor: "I have a lot of questions. Number one, how dare you?"

It's worth noting that a similar situation occurred in late 2018, when viewers were shocked and dismayed to hear that might be leaving Netflix at the start of the new year. (The owner of that show's rights, WarnerMedia, is also planning to launch its own subscription-based service very soon.) In that instance, Netflix shelled out a reported $80 million to keep the fan-favorite show on its platform for another year.

When it comes to , only time will tell how these "discussions" at NBCUniversal pan out — and whether Netflix is willing to pay the price it'll take to keep its rights to stream the show. In the meantime, however, you might want to put your favorite Michael Scott moments on repeat while you still can.

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Original, 6/5/2018: You know when you wake up and think today is going to be a good day ... and then you get terrible, terrible news? Well, that was today for millions of people when we started to hear rumors that The Office was leaving Netflix.

It all started last week — actually when Twitter user Hannah Boucher tweeted a photo of The Office's Netflix page, which said the beloved show would only be available until January 1:

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PSA: They’re removing The Office from Netflix January 1st pic.twitter.com/kfsSDiaWNo — han🌞 (@hannahboucher_) May 30, 2018

We can sum up our feelings by using the words of Michael Scott: It's simply beyond words, it's incalculable.

Boucher's tweet got retweeted over 3,000 times. Needless to say, people were freaking out.

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And we don't blame them. The Office has provided so many of us with laughs, and when you have no idea what to watch on Netflix, it's a trusty go-to.

But before you go canceling your Netflix subscription and dusting off your old DVDs, Netflix has addressed the rumors, and luckily, it's not true.

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another unknown Michael Scott quote is "Don't believe it unless you hear it directly from Netflix." this isn't true. — Netflix (@netflix) June 28, 2017

A good way to know if a Netflix rumor is true: Check out the company's list of shows and movies that are going to expire soon. Also, according to Decider, Netflix lets users know if a show is leaving a month in advance.

So, long story short, this is still true:

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Fool me once, strike one. But fool me twice... strike three. pic.twitter.com/VVyUvWXqae — Netflix (@netflix) April 4, 2017

Heather Finn Content Strategy Editor Heather Finn is the content strategy editor at Good Housekeeping, where she heads up the brand's social media strategy and covers entertainment news on everything from ABC's 'The Good Doctor' to Netflix's latest true crime documentaries.

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