Former NBC Chairman Says Greg Daniels Has Had Idea for 'The Office' Reboot for Years

Could the new decade be bringing us more Dunder Mifflin? According to Uproxx, Greg Daniels, who created The Office for an American audience, has already planned out a way to revisit the beloved NBC show.

Bob Greenblatt, who was formerly the NBC Entertainment chairman and now works for WarnerMedia, recently spoke with The Hollywood Reporter and discussed revisiting the fan-favorite show. Knowing all too well how popular The Office is, even now, Greenblatt wants to reboot the show, and he's apparently not alone.

"I was talking to Greg Daniels four years ago about rebooting The Office, way before this. He wants to do it and actually has an idea for it," Greenblatt revealed.

While there's no information as to what Daniels actually has planned for a reboot, it should bring enough delight to many to know that ideas for the project are being discussed, and have been for years. Not all fans of the show can agree on whether or not The Office should come back, but it honestly seems inevitable at this point.