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"I asked him, was this deliberate? Was it an accident? And he said it was something that Randall Einhorn, our cinematographer, suggested to Greg starting with the pilot and Greg absolutely loved it," Fischer explained.

When talking about "Conflict Resolution," Fischer and Kinsey also revealed that a lot of thought went into the location of each talking head.Īfter a fan asked why Jim was often the only character whose talking heads were filmed in front of the window, Fischer got the scoop from showrunner Greg Daniels. "It's on the pole by Stanley's desk, and here's what it said: 'Whereas it came to our attention that Kelly Cantley was whining that a lowly second assistant director had a plaque with her name on it, and whereas Kelly Cantley made a comment on the air regarding that fact, we have decided to give her that certificate because we love her," Fischer said.īe sure to keep your eyes peeled for more wall Easter eggs on your next rewatch. After Cantley joked about her lack of plaque recognition, a new one mysteriously appeared on the wall. "I guess Kelly had gone around and looked at all the plaques and noticed that her name was not on any of them," Fischer said. 'The Office BFFs': A must-read for fans and a touching tribute to friendship.'Death Bus': 'The Office' episode that nearly killed the cast.The story behind Jim and Pam's baby's name.Jenna Fischer and her husband chat about his cameo on 'The Office'.

'The Office' stars broke twice during 'The Delivery' episode.

You can tell because the name tags jump from left to right and the names look like they're written backwards. The dummies were primarily located on the sides and in the back of the room, but producer Kent Zbornak says if you pause on the audience shots you can pick them out of the crowd.Īt one point the audience scenes are also flipped. They also had five "dummy wranglers" carry the fake torsos with arms and legs (that were dressed up in suits) around the room and place them accordingly. There, they hired 400 extras and used 100 dummies to fill the auditorium where Dwight spoke. On the Office Ladies podcast, Fischer and Kinsey explained that select cast and crew members spent a day filming scenes for the episode at the Universal Studios Sheraton Hotel. (Dwight's address may or may not have inspired Kimberly Guilfoyle's 2020 RNC speech.) In Season 2, Episode 17 of The Office, Dwight delivers an impassioned acceptance speech after winning the award for Dunder Mifflin's salesman of the year.