Paul Feig

I don't know if you remember, they did kind of a bunch of episodes all at once. And I remember you guys were reading the Dundies and all that. And then we read Office Olympics. And so I was in there.

I don't know if you remember, they did kind of a bunch of episodes all at once. And I remember you guys were reading the Dundies and all that. And then we read Office Olympics. And so I was in there.

Yeah, that was the one that was assigned to me. Because I remember having a moment going like, oh, I want to do the Dundies. That seems really fun. But then I just saw the potential of the Office Olympics was just going to be such a blast. I mean, it was just such a fun thing to kind of put together.

Yeah, that was the one that was assigned to me. Because I remember having a moment going like, oh, I want to do the Dundies. That seems really fun. But then I just saw the potential of the Office Olympics was just going to be such a blast. I mean, it was just such a fun thing to kind of put together.

Yeah, that was the one that was assigned to me. Because I remember having a moment going like, oh, I want to do the Dundies. That seems really fun. But then I just saw the potential of the Office Olympics was just going to be such a blast. I mean, it was just such a fun thing to kind of put together.

You know, I remember just what an interesting, I don't know, what an interesting feeling it was on the set for that. Because, I mean... If you remember, that was sort of, you know, aside from the Olympics part of it, that was the episode that kind of started to turn everything, because that's where, you know, Steve's character started to become slightly more sympathetic.

You know, I remember just what an interesting, I don't know, what an interesting feeling it was on the set for that. Because, I mean... If you remember, that was sort of, you know, aside from the Olympics part of it, that was the episode that kind of started to turn everything, because that's where, you know, Steve's character started to become slightly more sympathetic.

You know, I remember just what an interesting, I don't know, what an interesting feeling it was on the set for that. Because, I mean... If you remember, that was sort of, you know, aside from the Olympics part of it, that was the episode that kind of started to turn everything, because that's where, you know, Steve's character started to become slightly more sympathetic.

And I don't know if you remember or not, we really, that kind of got found on the set. Because remember, we were doing the whole thing where we were presenting, you guys were presenting Michael with the, you know, the medal, right? And Steve just made this decision to kind of start crying, you know, getting all choked up. And I remember just going like, oh my God, Steve, that's so great.

And I don't know if you remember or not, we really, that kind of got found on the set. Because remember, we were doing the whole thing where we were presenting, you guys were presenting Michael with the, you know, the medal, right? And Steve just made this decision to kind of start crying, you know, getting all choked up. And I remember just going like, oh my God, Steve, that's so great.

And I don't know if you remember or not, we really, that kind of got found on the set. Because remember, we were doing the whole thing where we were presenting, you guys were presenting Michael with the, you know, the medal, right? And Steve just made this decision to kind of start crying, you know, getting all choked up. And I remember just going like, oh my God, Steve, that's so great.

Like, keep going with that. And that was, I think that was kind of the turning point where his character took that left turn from Ricky Gervais' character. And became more sort of the lovable, you know, misfit who's trying too hard for everybody to like him.

Like, keep going with that. And that was, I think that was kind of the turning point where his character took that left turn from Ricky Gervais' character. And became more sort of the lovable, you know, misfit who's trying too hard for everybody to like him.

Like, keep going with that. And that was, I think that was kind of the turning point where his character took that left turn from Ricky Gervais' character. And became more sort of the lovable, you know, misfit who's trying too hard for everybody to like him.

Yeah. No, it really gets me too. Because I think, you know what it was? It was just Steve's performance was so sincere that it felt if we were kind of being snarky or laughing at him, that it made you guys such villains to do that. But it wasn't anybody's really instinct to do that. And so I just kind of encourage you to

Yeah. No, it really gets me too. Because I think, you know what it was? It was just Steve's performance was so sincere that it felt if we were kind of being snarky or laughing at him, that it made you guys such villains to do that. But it wasn't anybody's really instinct to do that. And so I just kind of encourage you to

Yeah. No, it really gets me too. Because I think, you know what it was? It was just Steve's performance was so sincere that it felt if we were kind of being snarky or laughing at him, that it made you guys such villains to do that. But it wasn't anybody's really instinct to do that. And so I just kind of encourage you to

to go along with what you were already doing, which is we were all really being affected by Steve.

to go along with what you were already doing, which is we were all really being affected by Steve.

to go along with what you were already doing, which is we were all really being affected by Steve.