Kate Flannery

Serenity canyons? I don't know. Hunter? I don't know. But I think the casting director, Alison Jones, said, I don't know if this is the part for you, but I feel like this show is right for you. So I actually did not do the pilot. I actually replaced somebody from the pilot that was cut out. Ah. Oh, very interesting. It's always strange when you come into a project.

Serenity canyons? I don't know. Hunter? I don't know. But I think the casting director, Alison Jones, said, I don't know if this is the part for you, but I feel like this show is right for you. So I actually did not do the pilot. I actually replaced somebody from the pilot that was cut out. Ah. Oh, very interesting. It's always strange when you come into a project.

Serenity canyons? I don't know. Hunter? I don't know. But I think the casting director, Alison Jones, said, I don't know if this is the part for you, but I feel like this show is right for you. So I actually did not do the pilot. I actually replaced somebody from the pilot that was cut out. Ah. Oh, very interesting. It's always strange when you come into a project.

I worked at the Annoyance Theater.

I've worked at a lot of funky theaters and did a lot of stuff where being an ensemble was really the most important part is to make sure you're there for everybody else.

Team player.

Yeah.

Whether you talk or not, you are in there.

You're in it.

So I love being a fully actualized character even if you don't speak, which I think is one of the most brilliant things about The Office because we all work with people and we all went to school with people and you did not get to know everyone equally well right away.

So I did not do the first episode, but I did every other one.

So I did not do the first episode, but I did every other one.

So I did not do the first episode, but I did every other one.

And it's so odd because, yeah, it's just odd because they actually asked us to bring paperwork and to look busy at our desk season one. And, you know, I thought that was such a cool idea. Yes. So that when the camera catches you, you're not like suddenly working. You know, you're actually still in progress, in process. Yeah. Uh, and so it did, uh, have that documentary feel from the start.

And it's so odd because, yeah, it's just odd because they actually asked us to bring paperwork and to look busy at our desk season one. And, you know, I thought that was such a cool idea. Yes. So that when the camera catches you, you're not like suddenly working. You know, you're actually still in progress, in process. Yeah. Uh, and so it did, uh, have that documentary feel from the start.

And it's so odd because, yeah, it's just odd because they actually asked us to bring paperwork and to look busy at our desk season one. And, you know, I thought that was such a cool idea. Yes. So that when the camera catches you, you're not like suddenly working. You know, you're actually still in progress, in process. Yeah. Uh, and so it did, uh, have that documentary feel from the start.

Things were revealed slowly and sometimes there's people you go like, I didn't know that.

Or you find out later, you're like, oh my God, I had no idea.

That guy's nuts.

It's just funny.