11 September,2026 01:42 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The Office cast reunion (Pictures via Instagram)
The Dunder Mifflin gang is back together, and this time, there was no office meeting or Dundie Award involved. The cast of The Office reunited in Los Angeles to celebrate a major milestone for creator Greg Daniels, who was honoured with his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The star-studded ceremony brought together several familiar faces from the beloved mockumentary, which Daniels adapted for American television and helped turn into one of the most celebrated sitcoms of all time. The reunion offered fans a nostalgic glimpse of the actors who brought the quirky employees of Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch to life.
Daniels' other collaborators were also present to celebrate the achievement. Cast members from his upcoming comedy series The Paper joined the gathering, while Robbie Amell, who starred in Daniels' sci-fi comedy Upload, attended to support the writer, director and producer.
Adding to the comedy-heavy evening was Conan O'Brien, who shared a long-standing professional friendship with Daniels. The two worked together during their early comedy-writing days, including their time on The Simpsons and Saturday Night Live. O'Brien was also among those who helped celebrate Daniels' contribution to television comedy, bringing his trademark humour to the ceremony.
Daniels has played a key role in shaping some of television's most memorable comedies over the past three decades. Besides adapting The Office for American audiences, he co-created King of the Hill and Parks and Recreation, two shows that went on to develop devoted fan bases of their own.
However, it was the sight of The Office stars together again that particularly delighted fans. Social media was soon flooded with reactions to the reunion, with viewers expressing their excitement at seeing the beloved cast members share the spotlight once more.
Daniels' Hollywood Walk of Fame star marks another recognition for a career that has had a lasting impact on television comedy. His work on The Office, in particular, helped turn the fictional paper company and its eccentric employees into a global pop-culture phenomenon.
Of course, for fans of the series, there is perhaps no better way to celebrate Daniels than with a little Office humour. The new star may not be a Dundie handed out by Michael Scott at Chili's, but it is certainly an honour the world's best boss would have approved of. For the Dunder Mifflin family, it was a fitting reunion to celebrate the man who helped make their fictional world unforgettable.
