As the TV shows, the "office" is the golden ore of endless trivial, which is confirmed by the fact that more former stars have begun podcasts that break down the series as it came out of the air in 2013. Podcast "Office Ladies" Hosts the actors of Pam and Angela, Enena Fisher and Angela Kinsey, while Kevin Baumgartner's actor hosted the podcast "Oral History of Office" before turning over in another podcast "Office Deep Diving with Brian Baumgartner". Each of these retrospectives must hear resources for fans of the original series, as they provide exhaustive insight into how the show is created, revealing all the few trivial scenes you might want-and there are many of it.

One particularly interesting aspect of these series is that it allows former members of the cast to be reminiscent of some of the high -profile directors. During its nine season race, the Office hosted a seriously impressive series of directors. Jey Abrams overseeing the season three episode "cocktails" while Jonon Javre - who was actually on The original shortlist of actors played by Michael Scott in "Office" - directed the season nine episode" continuing. " Brian Cranston of the fame "Breaking Bad" even directed one of the potentially the deadliest episodes of the "Office", in which the entire team almost suffered carbon monoxide poisoning as a result of a makeshift air conditioning setting.

On top of that, the show even hosted the legendary Starwar "Ghostbusters" and co-writer in the form of Harold Ramis, who actually directed a full four episodes of the desired NBC series.

Harold Ramis, who unfortunately died in 2014, remains a comedy and film legend. This is, after all, the man who co-wrote "meatballs" and "animal house" and who wrote and directed "Kadishak" and "Four Day" - which unfortunately left Ramis's friendship and Starvala Bill Murray in Shambles for some time. He also wrote and appeared in the Action Comedy in 1981 "Strips" and while Ramis may have missed a place on Saturday night live, He was clearly not a phazor, singling out a successful career he saw next to his last years. Even if all of his filmography was, it would be enough to make an indispensable part of American pop culture, but he also co-wrote and starred in Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2, becoming a starvet of Bonafide Movie for the whole generation that grew up in those classic supernatural comedy.

As such, Ramis Remains One of the Most Distinguished Guest Directors in the History of "The Office," Having Helmed Four Episodes of the Show, Most of Which Were in Season 3. Benihana Christmas, "As well as" Beach Games, "and" Safety Training "which featured Michael Scott's Infamous Attempt to Draw Attention to the Mental Pressure of Office Work by Pretending To Dunder Mifflin office block. All of these were episodes of Season 3, but Ramis returned to Season 6 to oversee the "delivery", another historical episode in which Pam gave birth to his first child with Jimim.

They are all some of The best episodes of the "Office", Partly because they belong to the time before the series lost their way after Steve Karel's departure. But the influence of Ramis is a big part of why these episodes remain as loved as the memories of the cast and crew reveal.

The "Office Ladies" An episode of "Christmas on Benihana", Angela Kinsey summed up Harold Ramis's high presence, saying, "I think, enina. All my childhood was his films," adding: "He was just a comic book, legend. And I was in amazement." The actress recalled that Ramis was "only the man's teddy bear" and said that he had made the cast feel very comfortable. Kinsey even recalled how she calmed her down in front of the "Christmas of Benihana" stage in which she had to sing in front of the cast:

"I was terrified to sing the song in front of everyone. I don't want to sing in front of people (...) and I will never forget. I went to Harold Ramis, who, guys, you know, we said he was just the teddy bear. And I went to him and I was like," Here's that, something, Harold. He really put my hand on my back and looked at me and said to me, "But you will.

After this, Kinsey recalled how she went through the scene, and it all went to plan, thanks to her newly discovered confidence with Ramis's courtesy.

Elsewhere, cinematographer and director Randall Einhorn remembered that he was working with Ramis of Season 3, noting how the director appeared with the plans "precisely drawn", but rejected them as soon as he saw the cast on the first stage. According to Einhorn, following the rehearsal Ramis said, "I just have to get rid of this, right?" "Before Einhorn tried to reassure him. But after another scene, Ramis drew Einhorn's attention and" just kicked his plans into a pam trash. "