12:04PM, Tuesday 30 July 2013
Fans of BBC sitcom The Office took to social networks to get David Brent to Maidenhead.
Comedian Ricky Gervais recently resurrected the character for an online series, Learn Guitar with David Brent, which has been viewed more than 18 million times.
The latest instalment, released yesterday, sees the 'chilled back entertainer' pay homage to his home town Slough.
The former boss at the trading estate office of Wernham Hogg describes the town as his "favourite place in the world"
Gervais then took to Twitter to ask his millions of followers for suggestions of where Brent could perform an 'unplugged' set.
If it were to happen.. What's the best little theatre in your town for David Brent to do an unplugged set of his songs followed by & Q & A?
— Ricky Gervais (@rickygervais) July 29, 2013
Maidenhead-based Norden Farm Centre for the Arts proved to be a popular suggestions, as fans and supporters of the centre replied to the comic.
@rickygervais Norden Farm, Maidenhead? It's got a Slough postcode
— Sam Randall (@samrandalluk) July 29, 2013
@rickygervais come to Maidenhead @nordenfarm arts centre - it's close to Slough, you'll almost feel at home!
— Siobhan Goodman (@Shuv76) July 29, 2013
@rickygervais Brent needs to come to @nordenfarm Maidenhead - handy for Slough & lost arts council funding so he'd be #givingback
— Katherine Findlay (@kfindlay) July 29, 2013
Brent's latest video offering has already been viewed more than 47,000 times and includes the lyric "And you know just where you'll be heading, it's equidistant 'tween London and Reading."
Watch the video here.
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