Jenna Fischer

It was that the culmination, the sort of showing the growth of,

that he didn't need the big send-off.

He didn't need the big party.

He could say goodbye to all of his friends on his own terms without any of the fanfare.

And so I really enjoyed having that character evolve to that point in that moment.

And people always point to this one.

But dinner party, dinner party is up there.

And, you know, we'd come back after the writer's strike.

So that was the first thing that we had shot.

I know you've discussed it, but I think everyone was so ready to get back to work and had really missed each other.

And this is an episode that had just been sitting there waiting to happen for a while.

Yeah.

And it's so weird and kind of dense thematically and crazy and had great guest appearances and great sight gags.

It was also really dark in a lot of ways and very sad and kind of emotionally fraught.

So there was a lot going on in that one.

So I like that one too.

you know, was a huge bomb when people first saw it.

This is true.

I, you know, acquired taste, I suppose.

Another one, to your point, that people did not like at first was Scott's Tots.