Rainn Wilson, the entertainer who played Dwight Schrute on The Workplace, shared a video of his careless seatmate during a flight; watching his sitcom.

“At the point when the individual sitting close to you has no clue about who you are….” Wilson who was not perceivable with the veil he had on, composed on Instagram.

The seatmate gave off an impression of being partaking in a dinner watching a scene highlighting Wilson and Steve Carell’s Michael Scott.

The Workplace, a mockumentary sitcom about the day to day routines of representatives at the made up Dunder Mifflin Paper Organization in Scranton, Pennsylvania, broadcasted on NBC for nine seasons and furthermore featured John Krasinski, Mindy Kaling, Jenna Fischer, Angela Kinsey, Brian Baumgartner, and Leslie David Dough puncher.

In a meeting with NPR in 2018, Wilson considered the show’s prosperity and the way that he missed teaming up with the skilled gathering who rejuvenated it.

“I recall right off the bat, when we shot the pilot, we ate, and Steve Carell did a little toast. He said, ‘You know, folks, this is most likely going to be the work that we’re known for until the end of our lives,'” he reviewed. “Furthermore, this was 2004. And out of nowhere, in season two, we began to take off.”

“I truly miss teaming up with a great gathering and taking a scene and attempting to carry it to comedic life,” Wilson said.

“We generally ensured that the scene sort of stimulated us here and there. It’s diving into the batter and massaging the mixture and being in the kitchen and concocting that stuff. I don’t realize that I’ll at any point have that experience again the way that we had it on The Workplace.”