The 5 Best 'The Office' Moments From John Krasinski's 'Some Good News'

"It's been 15 years since that haircut was born."

John Krasinski has put a smile on everyone's face during this glum time, and he didn't even need a stapler and jello to do it.

Some Good News is a new YouTube show created by John Krasinski (The Office, A Quiet Place, Jack Ryan), hosted by John, that reports nothing but good news, something that feels scarce these days wouldn't you say so? But with the help of people all over the internet, John is reporting all the best stories around us in his very own talk show, something that is sure to make you as happy as Stanley Hudson on pretzel day.

In his first episode, John welcomed none other than Steve Carell, for a mini The Office reunion, since The Office recently celebrated it's 15th anniversary on March 24th, and that's when the feels began.

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These are a few of our favorite moments of The Office nostalgia from the pilot episode of Some Good News.

1. Steve Carell's favourite The Office Moment

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"All of our exchange about the micro flat-screen TV." - Steve Carell

The Dinner Party episode (season 4 episode 13) was by far one of the funniest and also the most awkward Office episode of all time. Seeing John and Steve reminisce about that was a real treat to say the least. Seeing the blooper of the two of them during the hilarious before mentioned micro flat-screen TV moment was even better.

"I don't think I've ever laughed harder in my life." - John Krasinski

2. John Krasinski bringing up the Halpert hair, in the most Jim way possible

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After making us all smile, and tear up a bit with a series of good news stories from around the world, John Krasinski turned to a story a little closer to home, announcing the recent 15th anniversary of The Office, while also reminding us of Jim Halpert's... umm, iconic hair.

Oh Jim, not a day goes by that we do not think of that mop of brown hair. Who doesn't remember Big Tuna's many different hairstyles throughout the years at Dunder Mifflin? In case you need a refresher...

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3. John and Steve recounting their last scene, literally

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In his interview with Steve Carell, John recalls their time filming Jim and Michael's last scene in season 7 of The Office.

"I think you and I counted, I think it was either 17 or 19 takes when there wasn't an audible word that came out, it was just action and then you and I going, 'aahhh.'" - John Krasinski

As we all remember, that was an emotional scene to watch. Steve Carell calls that scene "a really tough one". According to John, that goodbye was the most emotional that he had ever been on a set.

4. Steve Carell praising John's impressions

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Jim Halpert is famous for his pranks. One of his best, dressing up and impersonating Dwight Schrute (Product Recall, Season 3, Episode 21). Definitely a fan favorite even now.

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In the midst of talking about how he loves how the cast rooted for each other, Steve Carell couldn't help but gush at John Krasinki's impressions.

"When you came in as Dwight that day, it was like, it was crazy, watching Jim do Dwight, and you're a very good impressionist in general, I dont think people know." - Steve Carell

5. Reminicing about 15 years of The Office

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It was like an anniversary present for The Office fans to see Michael Scott and Jim Halpert 15 years later on a talk show. It was definitely something special to see John and Steve reminiscing about the show that got them to where they are now.

"I was a waiter when I got that job, I was 23 years old, and after the pilot, I went back to waiting tables because I was sure nothing was going to happen with it. And we all kind of came into it with that vibe. I remember none of us had done anything huge." - John Krasinski

To this day this show and these characters are still changing lives of people around the world, people are still binging and some are still discovering and falling in love with all the awesome employees of Dunder Mifflin Scranton and their misadventures.

"It's such a happy surprise that after all these years people are still tuning in and finding it, even today." - Steve Carell

John Krasinski even saying the word reunion had us on edge, everyone wants an Office reunion, but like John says

"Hopefully one day we just get to reunite as people and just all get to say, 'Hi.'"

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Here's to someday John Krasinski.

Be sure to subscribe to John Krasinki's show Some Good News on YouTube.

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