Jenna Fischer is defending the last seasons of “The Office” after Steve Carell’s departure.

The actor addressed the common belief that the program was going through the movements after Carell’s character, Michael Scott, started from Dunder Mfflin in season 7 (the program was issued for nine seasons in total).

Since he starred in the program, Fischer has seen all the episodes of his “Office Ladies” podcast with his former co -star Angela Kinsey.

“My greatest conclusion of seeing it again was that it is really good all the time,” Fischer said during an appearance in the Dana Carvey and David Spade comedy podcast, “Fly on the Wall,” which was launched on Wednesday.

“I think there was this tradition, especially between the cast and the creatives, which perhaps, as we arrived at our peak in season 3 or season 4,” Fischer said in the podcast.

“Also this belief that, like the two seasons after Steve left, we were just stepping on water and may not be so good,” he explained. “But when I saw everything, some of my favorite episodes were in seasons 8 and 9 after Steve had left. There were still these incredible stories.”

Since he starred in the program, Jenna Fischer, seen here in a scene with John Krasinski, has seen all the episodes for her again.
Since he starred in the program, Jenna Fischer, seen here in a scene with John Krasinski, has seen all the episodes of her “Office Ladies” podcast with his former co -star Angela Kinsey.

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But Fischer admitted that some of his favorite episodes of the program were in seasons 4 to 6, and shouted “dinner” and the era of the paper company of Michael Scott as some of his most memorable episodes and stories.

He also explained why the program were put in their heads that were not creative enough.

“I think, you know, some of the prizes nominations stopped after season 3, so I think we were put in our heads,” Fischer explained.

The program will have a second chance to correct some of those long -standing beliefs by fans, since a new iteration of “the office” on the small screen is soon directed.

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Unfortunately, the favorite of the “office” Carell has already announced that it is most likely not to appear.

“I will be looking, but I will not appear,” the actor said last year in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, before explaining why there are no resentments.

“It’s just something new, and there really is no reason for my character to appear in something like that.”