Jenna Fischer Just Revealed There's an Alternate Ending of 'The Office'

Someone please go check on Michael Scott, because after hearing this news, something tells us he'd be just as appalled as we were; This past week, Jenna Fischer, a.k.a Pam, took to her podcast to reveal what really went down after Scranton's finest clocked in those nine-to-fives, and we've got everything you need to know.

But before the big reveal, let's brush up on our Office knowledge, with a quick little recap of how season 3 ended: For all of our #TeamJam fans, you probably remember the moment Jim Halpert sabotaged his corporate interview to finally profess his love to our favorite secretary. But did you know that almost never happened?

But don't take our word for it. "Well, I'll tell you… there were actually two versions in the script for the ending of this episode," Fisher revealed of the legendary season 3 finale. So, what almost happened?

In the second version, a voiceover of Jim is heard, where he's sabotaging his interview with David, as the actress explained. "But it's even more. It's like, he's really cracking jokes. He's not taking it seriously at all, to the point that David actually says, 'Do you even want this job?" Typical Jim.

But what exactly was going on down back in Scranton? In the alternate ending, Pam actually heads out for the day, with no 1-1 interview: "She gets in the elevator… then when the elevator doors open, Jim is standing there."

And, of course, because we waited 3 whole seasons, after all, writers still made sure that second scene ended with the two lovebirds walking off into the sunset together - well, Dunder Mifflin parking lot, actually. How, um, romantic.

Just like in the original version, Jim then asks Pam out for dinner, to which she agrees - obviously; And as the two walk out of the lobby, Jim pushes the cameraman back into the elevator; Only as the doors are closing, viewers see the two walk off together as Jim, "Puts his arm around her, and they smile."

Oh, we almost forgot to mention the deleted scene where Karen Filippelli (remember her?) cries at her desk upon hearing the news; Aren't you glad that the writers decided to ax the waterworks; Seriously, Kelly did enough of that for the whole office, didn't she?

All jokes aside, what do you think of the alternate ending?