Jenna Fischer

I never felt like any undue pressure.

And also the writing was so good that at a certain point, it became very easy to memorize lines because you started to understand exactly how the writers were writing it and how they were also writing to us, like to our characters and to all of our voices.

So I find that if dialogue's really good, it's generally pretty easy to remember because it makes sense.

Yeah.

No, that would be tough.

Let's start by saying I am pretty great.

That's right.

A shirt with my face on it.

So just to reiterate that it's me.

That's really nice of you to say.

But I, again, I...

I felt like I was part of this very unique ensemble.

And so I never thought of myself that way.

I thought of Greg as our leader and our sort of mentor in terms of this world.

And he oversaw everything.

And everyone was so nice.

Everyone was so kind to each other that I never got a sense that it should be any other way than just in terms of the production of the show.

Like from wardrobe to the writers to all of the crew, you know, catering, craft service, everybody felt like they were a part of something.

And the other part of it is I believe sincerely that every one of us knew that

no matter who watched it or whether it had any sort of longevity in terms of viewership, even if, you know, if we got canceled after a season or two or three, I was so, I think we were all so happy and thankful for the time that we got to work on the show and to be with one another.