Jenna Fischerhas had a number of memorable fan encounters since her role as the beloved Pam Beesly onThe Officeended in 2013.The actress and herOfficecostarAngela Kinseyrecently reunited onThe Ellen DeGeneres Showwith guest hostEllie Kemper, who joined the NBC comedy series in season 5. During the show, Fischer, 45, recalled some hilarious fan encounters she’s had in recent years.“I’ve had young fans come up to me in stores and they say ‘You look like an older version of that girl Pam fromThe Office,’ ”Fischer said.“And I say, ‘I am an older version of her.’ It’s literally me, 15 years later,” she joked.Kemper, 39, complimented Fischer, telling her, “I would argue, Jenna, it’s a younger version of you.”Michael Rozman/Warner Bros.Jenna Fischer as Pam Beesly.Byron Cohen/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via GettyLater on in the show, Kemper asked Fischer and Kinsey, 48, whether or not they would participate in anOfficereunion or reboot.“I would not do anOfficereboot, but I would love to do a reunion special,” Fischer said. “I’d like to get us all together again.”Kinsey, meanwhile, revealed that she would be all in for whatever came about: “I would do anything they would call me to do. So if you wanna call me, I’m around,” she said.Michael Rozman/Warner Bros.In mid-October, Fischer and Kinsey kicked off a podcast together, calledOffice Ladies.The podcast delves into behind-the-scenes stories about Pam Beesly, Angela Martin, Jim Halpert (John Krasinski), Michael Scott (Steve Carell) and the rest of the Dunder Mifflin gang.“We’ve been wanting to work together again ever since we stopped working together,” Fischertold PEOPLEbefore the podcast launched. “Angela and I became best friends because we were cast onThe Officetogether, we worked together and saw each other every day. I think the hardest part for me about it ending was that I didn’t get to see my best friend every day anymore.”Although Kinsey, admitted that they “don’t consider ourselves the experts onThe Officein any way,” they are open to discussing what audiences are eager to have answered. “The fans are more experts than we are, so we are going to be looking for questions. We want to talk about the things that people want to know about.”
Jenna Fischerhas had a number of memorable fan encounters since her role as the beloved Pam Beesly onThe Officeended in 2013.
The actress and herOfficecostarAngela Kinseyrecently reunited onThe Ellen DeGeneres Showwith guest hostEllie Kemper, who joined the NBC comedy series in season 5. During the show, Fischer, 45, recalled some hilarious fan encounters she’s had in recent years.
“I’ve had young fans come up to me in stores and they say ‘You look like an older version of that girl Pam fromThe Office,’ ”Fischer said.
“And I say, ‘I am an older version of her.’ It’s literally me, 15 years later,” she joked.
Kemper, 39, complimented Fischer, telling her, “I would argue, Jenna, it’s a younger version of you.”
Michael Rozman/Warner Bros.
Jenna Fischer as Pam Beesly.Byron Cohen/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty
Later on in the show, Kemper asked Fischer and Kinsey, 48, whether or not they would participate in anOfficereunion or reboot.
“I would not do anOfficereboot, but I would love to do a reunion special,” Fischer said. “I’d like to get us all together again.”
Kinsey, meanwhile, revealed that she would be all in for whatever came about: “I would do anything they would call me to do. So if you wanna call me, I’m around,” she said.
In mid-October, Fischer and Kinsey kicked off a podcast together, calledOffice Ladies.The podcast delves into behind-the-scenes stories about Pam Beesly, Angela Martin, Jim Halpert (John Krasinski), Michael Scott (Steve Carell) and the rest of the Dunder Mifflin gang.
“We’ve been wanting to work together again ever since we stopped working together,” Fischertold PEOPLEbefore the podcast launched. “Angela and I became best friends because we were cast onThe Officetogether, we worked together and saw each other every day. I think the hardest part for me about it ending was that I didn’t get to see my best friend every day anymore.”
Although Kinsey, admitted that they “don’t consider ourselves the experts onThe Officein any way,” they are open to discussing what audiences are eager to have answered. “The fans are more experts than we are, so we are going to be looking for questions. We want to talk about the things that people want to know about.”
source: people.com
