NBC still really wants a reboot of The Office
NBC content chief Susan Rovner says the network's waiting for creator Greg Daniels to say he's up for it
John Krasinski as Jim Halpert in The Office Screenshot: NBC
The Office ended its 8-year run in 2013 with 9 seasons—a couple of seasons longer than it should’ve had. Many viewers believed the show went downhill after Steve Carell no longer starred as the painfully oblivious boss Michael Scott. Jim and Pam also went from being what people on Bumble would call “#couplegoals” to being one of the most annoying TV couples ever. And don’t even get us started on the introduction of Pete (a.k.a. Plop), who we were supposed to buy as a “new Jim.” (Jake Lacy deserved so much better and, thankfully, he’s gotten far better roles since then.) But despite knowing that ratings weren’t great towards the end of the series, NBC still really, really wants to bring back The Office.