Wendy McLendon-Covey

And...

They were not pleased.

No.

And who could blame them after what they had been through for, you know, four seasons?

Who could blame them?

As far as how it felt, look, I am very, I consider myself fortunate that I have a fairly, I don't know, a comfortable ability to see where things fit in story-wise.

And I could feel...

From the moment we were, the second anybody said, this feels weird, this is too much, too much consternation for Jim and Pam, I agreed.

I mean, again, I was a fan from the beginning.

Now, I would have loved to have gotten to be around more, but I also wasn't going to be greedy.

I was, I remained delighted that I had the parts that I had.

I do think it's a funny part of Office lore because it seems clear, to me at least, that this was a sort of aborted storyline that they kind of cut bait when they could.

And that was, I don't know, I just think it's, how I feel about it is that it's a very funny, interesting way to have been a part of the Office legacy.

Yep.

Yes.

Yeah, it was upsetting.

I mean, it was 10% exciting, 90% upsetting.

Now, I wasn't privy to all of those versions because as a guest actor...

I was really only given the script on the day.

This is how I remember it.