"We Knew Something Else Had To Go": Paul Feig Reveals Why ‘The Office’ Had to Cut Storylines
Director Paul Feig reveals that The Office often cut storylines for the sake of improv when the actors would start riffing on something good.

Paul Feigis an accomplished director. He brought us A Simple Favor, and now, with its sequel, Another Simple Favor, coming out soon, Feig has been reflecting on his long and varied career. During a recent Q&A following Collider's early screening of Another Simple Favor, Feig spoke to Steve Weintraub about his time on The Office, reflecting on the comedic magic that's made it one of television's most beloved sitcoms. Feig has a long history of directing some iconic episodes of television. He worked on Arrested Development and directed 19 episodes of The Office, including "Goodbye, Michael," which was the last episode that Steve Carell's Michael Scott was a series regular.