Wendy McLendon-Covey

Right.

I mean, it just yeah, it felt like we were always rolling.

You could kind of stop mid-scene if you needed to and adjust something.

Whereas on Mad Men, it was more... If we're filming, everything has to be in order.

And if we cut, then everybody can breathe again.

It was just a very...

Different type of precision that they were doing on Mad Men because it was obviously the look is not handheld.

The look on Mad Men was very carefully and intentionally composed.

Not that shots weren't composed on The Office, but it was just composed in a different way.

It was much more fluid.

We're watching the show now with our daughter.

She's 13 and she's never seen it, and we're probably three quarters of the way through season two.

Now she knows, just because it's in the zeitgeist, that Pam and Jim end up together.

It is driving her bananas.

And I haven't even thought to say, if you think this is tough, wait till Rashida Jones shows up.

Because she's just frustrated that, you know, Roy set a date for the wedding and Jim was sad.

And Bea was like, this is terrible.

When do they get together?

I can't stand it.

Buckle in.