Ask most "office" fans and they will tell you that the show is getting worse as it goes on, though I use "worse" here as a relative term - because even the lowest "office" falls are still decent TV. Starwar Enena Fisher totally disagrees with that estimate, though. In fact, Fisher, who played by Pam Bailey-Halpert for the entire nine season, thinks the show is just great from start to finish.

During the performance of David Spade and Dana Carvey "Fly on the Wallid", "" Fisher said that, as she revised the "office" with her friend and co-Starvaza Angela Kinsey, who appeared on the series as Accountant Angela Martin and Co-hosts "Office Ladies", podcast for Fisher-feels.

"My biggest residence from the diversion was that it was really good all the time," she said openly, clearly referring to the idea that the quality of the show diminished after Steve Karel, who starred as Michael Scott until Season 7, left the series behind.

"I think there was this orbus, especially between the cast and the creatives, which we might have hit our peak in Season 3 or Season 4," Fischer continued. "And also this belief that the two seasons after Steve left, we were just watering water and maybe they were not that good. But when I watched everything, some of my favorite episodes were in seasons 8 and 9 after Steve left. There were still these amazing stories."

"Incredibly" can be a a little A little bit of stretching (there, to be honest, very harsh episodes in seasons 8 and 9 of the "Office"), especially when you think about how good some of the pre -season 7 episodes of the series are. However, when it comes to that, Fisher was honest about where her fidelities lies ... and chanted one of the brightest and favorite installments of the show.

While I respect Enena Fisher for this, I also do not agree with respect; Despite being a defender of episodes in Season 6 as "Niagara", the one where Pam and Jimim Halpert (Johnon Krasinski) finally ties the knot in Canada, I I do Think that the show mainly turns its wheels ahead of the departure of Season 7 of Steve Karel. Ill go back to it just a second, but it is undeniable that in seasons 2 to 6 of the "Office", the show mostly fired on all cylinders thanks to episodes such as "injury" and "Casino Night" in Season 2, "Beach Games" in Season 3, and especially "Dinner 4" in Season 4, most Fans would rank as the best show.

"I have to say now, when I look back, some of my favorite episodes were also in the 4 to 6 seasons," Fischer said after admitting that she too thinks that "fun for fun" is the best episode of all time at the Office. However, she feels that the critical recognition began to walk at some point, which was discouraging: "But yes, I think some of the nominations for the prizes stopped after the season 3. So, I think we may have entered our minds and we thought," Oh, I suppose we don't create so great. "

Takee takes a moment here to admit that it is funny and maybe even illegal (?) That Karel has never won Emmy to play Michael Scott, and Fisher is wrong that the series drew less attention from the awards as it was. However, there are Without a question That, as I have already said, are the series that is happening Mostly In previous seasons. I will also freely admit that The series finale fully glues the landing (and Karel even returns)But the journey to that double episode can be ... Rocky. With all that he said, Fisher admitted there is An aspect of the "office" that sometimes expresses.

While talking to Dana Carvey and David Spade, Enena Fisher said there was one big job for the "office" that was difficult for her to return, but had absolutely nothing to do with Steve Karel's exit and the array of episodes. No it is actually its own performancewhich obviously causes some pretty strong reactions (both good and bad).

"Sometimes I see it and I'm like," I will never work well again. "But then there are other scenes where I just crunch, where I am like," Oh, God, I remember how I fought with it and I couldn't do it, and now it's for everyone to see them, and I suppose I need to move on. " So I had both reactions. "

Fisher, according to her credit, is Pretty freakin 'perfect Like Pam Bailey, who begins the series engaged in a clown named Roy (David Danman), even when he accidentally flirts with the Dander-Miflin paper seller, Jimim Halpert from behind his desk, where he works as a branch receptionist. During the show, the meek, a mild driven Pam grows the spine, and with Time Karel and Michael are leaving the "office" " Pam has completely entered its own, taking risks at work (well, as much as you can take many risks in the world of paper sales in Stranton, Pennsylvania), starting a family with JIMIM and taking control of her future. Fisher's performance as a Pam is always emotionally honest and serious, making Pam feel like a person you could meet in the real world - so if she appears on any aspect of the "office", I don't think her performance should be on the table.

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