“Oh my God! OK, it’s happening! Stay calm, everybody!”
Let’s rewind to last night’s episode of Saturday Night Live. If you missed it, you’re in for a treat because something absolutely magical happened. Steve Carell, the host of the night, was joined on stage by some of the most beloved faces from The Office. It all started when an audience member asked Steve during his opening monologue whether The Office would ever get a reboot.
Steve Carell, in his classic style, replied with grace and honesty, “It was a great experience, and I love all those people. But honestly, I just don’t think it’s the best idea. I don’t think it would be as good this time around.” But guess what? Just as Steve thought he had wrapped up his thoughts, his Office co-stars Ellie Kemper, Ed Helms, and Jenna Fischer decided to chime in from the audience, one by one, leading to a surprise reunion that nobody saw coming.
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All in favor of a reboot? @theofficenbc #SNL pic.twitter.com/JwckHypkYC
— Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) November 18, 2018
Hold on, let me calm down from all the excitement first. OK, I’m back. Now, Ed Helms, who played the ever-charming Andy Bernard, threw some shade with humor. He said, “I just don’t think you understand how much money we’re talking about. Like you wouldn’t have to do those sad movies anymore.” And while Steve might be rolling in cash from his movie career, let’s be real here—fans all over the world would absolutely love to see Michael Scott back in action. Heck, even Prison Mike would do at this point!
Ellie Kemper Shares Her Thoughts on the SNL Reunion
View this post on InstagramWELL THERE YOU HAVE IT BABES #snl
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Ellie Kemper, who played Erin Hannon, shared her excitement on Instagram, capturing the essence of the reunion. Her post simply says, “WELL THERE YOU HAVE IT BABES #snl.” It’s a perfect encapsulation of the energy and joy that filled the SNL stage.
The Office: Still Captivating After All These Years
It’s been five years since The Office wrapped up, but its legacy continues to thrive. Thanks to streaming platforms and syndication, the show has not only retained its original fanbase but has also attracted a whole new generation of fans. Let’s be honest, how many times have you ended up watching The Office on Netflix after aimlessly scrolling for an hour? It’s a universal truth at this point.
Will There Be an Office Reboot?
During the SNL episode, Steve Carell posed the ultimate question to the crowd: “Do you guys want to see an Office reboot?” And just when we thought we were getting closer to an answer, Steve dropped a curveball. He announced, “I am proud to announce officially, that we have a great show tonight. Ella Mai is here, and we will be right back.”
Steve, buddy, why must you do this to us? While the chances of a full-blown reunion might be slim, the memories of that unforgettable night on SNL will always linger. Here’s a little taste of the magic:
Glorious, isn’t it? Whether or not a reboot happens, the joy and laughter The Office brought into our lives will forever remain.
