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So suddenly youвЂ™ve got a guy who is becoming the biggest comedy movie star in the country also on a sitcom, which has never happened before, I donвЂ™t think. It was really a culture shock to come back and sort of have to catch up, because the pace was so rapid. The staff was twice the size, and it was a machine. When I came back, the show had won Emmys and was a Thursday night hit for NBC, and in the two years IвЂ™d been gone they had done about 50 episodes. We felt like a bunch of nerds making a show that was just for us, that made us laugh, and we didnвЂ™t have any kind of a sense that anyone would ever see it. We did six episodes, none of which aired until we were done writing all of them, so we wrote them and shot them in sort of a cocoon. You donвЂ™t get do-overs in this business very often, so itвЂ™s pretty cool.Дid you find that the atmosphere of the show had changed at all since youвЂ™d been gone? I have to say, it was unexpected, and I will be eternally grateful. But when the Warner Brothers deal was over, Greg Daniels offered me an opportunity to come back to the show. IвЂ™ve worked on a lot of crappy shows in my career, and to have been on a hit and left before it became a hit, and to watch everyone get Emmys and all that stuff, I was really ready to just jump out a window. So I left, and needless to say, that was the year that The Office just took off. But after that first six-episode season, the show really didnвЂ™t do very well, and I got an offer to go to Warner Brothers and be the head writer on a show that the Will & Grace guys had created, called Four Kings. When The Office first got picked up for six episodes, I was already under contract with NBC, developing pilots and stuff, and it just turned out to be a perfect fit.