David Brent's back: The Office returns for Red Nose Day special
David Brent is to return for a one-off special to air on Red Nose Day.
The Office Revisited will show viewers what Ricky Gervais' character has been up to in the decade since leaving his job as a middle manager at a paper company in Slough.
Gervais told The Mirror: "It has been 10 years since we last saw David Brent.
"I thought it was time to revisit my most famous comedy creation to find out what he's been up to for the last decade and most importantly what he's up to now."
In the trailer (above), Brent says he's been "repping, mainly," which helps to fund a music career.
"He is passing on his wisdom to younger would-be rock stars now and is living vicariously through a young performer, Dom Johnson," Gervais added.
"Well, really he is trying to worm his way back into rock and roll.
"Fans of The Office will be excited to know we finally get to hear the whole of 'The Serpent Who Guards the Gates of Hell' and an amazing Brent self-funded video, 'Equality Street.' Horrendous."
The Office Revisited airs on BBC One on March 15th during Comic Relief
The Office changed the landscape of British comedy with two six-episode series and Christmas specials between 2001 and 2003.
The spoof-documentary, created by Gervais with co-writer Stephen Merchant, won two Golden Globes, six BAFTAs and three RTS Awards.
The long running US version of the comedy, which began in 2005 with Gervais and Merchant as executive producers, also won a Golden Globe along with numerous other awards.