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Not sure whether you're joking but he's referring to Michael Scott.
Again, I don't know who that is, I remember David Brent, Tim, Dawn, Gareth, Keith, etc. No Michel in the main cast? Was he one of the blokes that worked in the warehouse with Dawn's other half?
You're thinking of the UK version.
In the American version the branch managers name is Michael
Isn't the America version called "The Office - An American Workplace" as opposed to just "The Office" like the original? People need to delineate.
Nope same exact title. Though they'll usually have US or UK in parenthesis.
Like The Office (UK)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0386676/
Fair enough, as the UK series was the original, I still think people should delineate when they mean the US series.