Angela Kinsey

That's the other thing, like the, everyone always asks me, is The Office, was that a lot of improv?

And I said, no, it was, I remember scripty coming up to me, you know, correcting me for like of instead of at, like something really tiny.

And I tell people, and tell me if I'm wrong, I was like, it was heavily scripted.

And then maybe by the third take,

Steve would go off script first and then everyone would follow suit.

That's my recollection of it.

Would you say that's right?

Yeah.

And in that, I just think it was, again, like, you guys are so in tune with each other and no one trying to...

beat anyone to the punchline.

It was just a constant setup.

And I thought it was just so perfect.

And I think that's why people can't really tell between the scripted and when it goes to improv.

It was just so perfectly done.

I think the really fun part of their relationship is that it's always a surprise when Holly's on board with him with some joke.

And then those moments like the chassis belt where she's so horrified and yet so forgiving, you know, here she is this, you know, she's still flirty with this guy and she likes him and not sure where it's going to go, but she's going to give that a pass.

You know, always with Steve, it was so hard not to laugh.

It was also like a thrill that sets in.

Look, I remember when I was 25, I went skydiving and I

I did it where you're strapped to the other instructor.