Jenna Fischer says that the later seasons of ‘The Office’ ” really good ‘are
As one of the most iconic characters of the show, it is appropriate that Jenna Fischer has love for every season of ‘The Office’.
Fischer, who played Pam Beesly in 188 episodes of the classic NBC workplace Comedy, resettled all 201 -epice’s epice and documented her journey on her podcast “Office Ladies”. She ended the series in October, and in a recent conversation about Dana Carvey and David Spade “Fly on the wall” Podcast, she shared one of her most important collection restaurants.
“My biggest collection meals by having aroused it again was that it is really good all the time,” Fischer said.
She explained that there was a consensus that after series Steve Carell left the show in season 7, the series took a nose dive in quality. With her Rewatch, however, Fischer found this a misconception.
“I think there was this tradition, especially under the cast and the creatives, that we might reach our peak in season 3 or season 4,” Fischer added. “And also this conviction that the two seasons after Steve left, we just catch water and maybe they were not so good. But when I looked at everything, some of my favorite episodes were 8 and 9 after Steve left. There were still these amazing story lines.”
She added that her favorite era of the show was ‘Seasons 4 to 6’, where she called ‘Dinner’ in season 4 as a striking episode.
Although the original “office” ended in May 2013, Peacock recently revealed a spin -off series entitled “The Paper”. The official logline for the show is: “The documentary crew that immersed the Scranton Branch from Dunder Mifflin is looking for a new topic when they discover a historic Midwestern -Krant and the publisher trying to breathe new life into.”
