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Known as the loveable underachiever Jim Halpert in the NBC television series The Office, John Krasinski will now take your questions._ by [Melissa Locker](https://time.com/author/melissa-locker/) ## Melissa Locker Dec 17, 2014 2:33 PM UTC John Krasinski and Emily Blunt Prank Jimmy Kimmel by [Melissa Locker](https://time.com/author/melissa-locker/) ## Melissa Locker Dec 17, 2014 2:33 PM UTC Last year, Jimmy Kimmel did what he thought was necessary to put an end to an ongoing prank feud with his neighbors John Krasinski and Emily Blunt. He not only made it snow in Los Angeles, but also he gift-wrapped their entire house from roof to lawn with Christmas carolers and an elf thrown in for fun. While one would think that would be impossible to top, this year Krasinski and Blunt struck back, and it turns out they are kind of evil geniuses. But on _Jimmy Kimmel Live!_ Monday night, Kimmel revealed that Blunt and Krasinski have managed to best him, and he had the video to prove it. Not only did they gift wrap his car, but they filled in with sparkly baubles that he had to remove before he could drive. That was a good prank, but it was just phase one of their dastardly Christmas scheme. When these people feud, everyone wins. Watch the full clip here: ### See Photos of the Stars of TGIF, Then and Now  John Stamos. Though Stamos’ post-Full House career seems to have largely taken place in the pages of tabloids, he has had recurring appearances of ER, Glee and The New Normal, making him a consistent presence on the small screen. He most recently appeared as Connor McClane on the series Necessary Roughness in 2013. Getty Images (2)  Candace Cameron. Though she had a handful of roles after Full House ended its run in 1995, Cameron’s biggest TV appearance after TGIF was in the 2014 season of Dancing With the Stars, where she placed third. 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Getty Images (2) _Read next:_ [_Watch Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon Play Summer Camp Besties Who Can’t Stop Singing Third Eye Blind_](http://time.com/3637577/justin-timberlake-jimmy-fallon-singing-third-eye-blind/?xid=time%5Freadnext) ## Transcript [00:00] >>I'm Claire Suddath for TIME. com and I'm here with [00:02] John Krasinski from NBC's The Office and he has a new [00:05] film called Away We Go, which comes out June 5th. [00:08] John, thanks so much for doing this. [00:09] >>Absolutely. [00:10] >>You said in other interviews that before acting you [00:13] wanted to be a history teacher and you're also [00:15] interested in literature. [00:16] >>Uh- huh. [00:17] >>What prompted you to try acting? [00:19] >>I was insane enough to think that I was gonna play [00:22] at basketball in college. And when I go to college, I [00:25] came in a semester late because I was accepted [00:27] mid- year and went up to the gym, saw that they were [00:31] both too tall for me and too good for me to play and [00:35] had a reality check. And literally as I was walking [00:37] across the campus back to my dorm that day, I ripped [00:40] off a little flyer that said, audition for the sketch [00:42] comedy group, and I thought, that would be a good [00:45] way to spend my time and it ended up being like one [00:48] of the greatest things I've ever done. [00:49] >>Do you actually make the trademark expression [00:52] that Jim gives to the camera in real life or did you [00:54] make it up for the show? [00:56] >>And a good question. Do you know what I mean? [01:00] That's my answer. No, I don't think I looked [01:04] to a camera in real life. I mean, I'm trying to look back [01:07] and think that it's at restaurants when someone's like, [01:10] is everything okay, and I'm like-- It's one of those, I [01:14] think, that you wish you could do in real life when [01:17] you're listening to someone talk, not you, that you [01:20] could just look to a camera and just be like, is this [01:22] really happening? So, I think that I totally could [01:25] understand where they were coming from when they [01:26] told me to do that stuff, but, not, it was all the show. [01:29] I'm sure you get compared to your TV character all the [01:32] time, but Carlo Good in Rockland, California, wants to [01:35] know how are you least like Jim Halpert. [01:38] >>How am I least like Jim Halpert? That's a pretty [01:39] good question. Nice. Boy, I hope I'm more [01:44] ambitious than he is and not content. I think that [01:48] the thing about the character, Jim, is that he's [01:52] very rarely willing to take chances like when on the [01:56] show. He said he wanted to travel to Australia or [01:57] something like that, but he never does any of those [02:00] things. And so, I hope that I'm the type of guy who [02:03] when I have a big idea or big aspiration that I [02:07] at least try to go do it, at least give it a shot. [02:10] >>Val Matchus in Schaumburg, Illinois, wants to know [02:13] what made you agree to do Away We Go. [02:16] >>What made me agree to do Away We Go? I love [02:19] that. If there will be anything to agree-- [02:20] >>What drew you-- What drew you to the project? [02:23] Everything. It was winning the lottery 10 times over. [02:27] None of this makes sense to me still, but I got a call [02:31] one day form Sam Mendes who said, I have just read [02:33] the script and I'm only thinking of you for the part. And [02:37] I know everybody reading this or seeing this is like, the [02:40] dude from The Office got a call from Sam Mendes? I [02:42] know! It's insane. I still can't believe it either. So, it's [02:46] one of those things where it was greatest opportunity [02:51] in this huge opportunity that I was truly given. [02:55] >>Do you plan on taking more dramatic roles or do [02:57] you prefer comedy? I would love to do more dramatic [03:00] roles and not to say that I'm moving away from comedy [03:02] in any way because I'd love to do both. I mean, a good [03:05] part is a good part and I think I've learned that from [03:08] everyone that I have been a fan of from, you know, [03:10] Janice Stewart to Tom Hanks to, you know, even [03:13] George Clooney. You can play serious moments and [03:15] funny moments with just a well- written role and I think [03:18] that Away We Go is a great example of that. I think that [03:23] I had so much fun playing all these weird odd [03:25] moments, but at the same time at the end of the movie [03:27] I have to be a guy who is really scared to have a baby [03:29] and I think that the reality of a character is [03:33] always the fun thing to play whether it's funny or [03:36] dramatic. So, as long as I'm given more opportunities [03:38] to play real moments, I guess they can be either [03:41] comedic or dramatic. [03:43] >>Molly Kordares in New York City says, I can't stop [03:46] using that's what she said joke with my friends made [03:49] famous by The Office. [03:50] >>Yeah. [03:51] >>Do you guys have the same problem or is it only [03:52] hard for me? [03:54] >>We have the exact same problem. And let me tell [03:56] you something, Molly, it is way more pathetic that we [04:00] have that problem than you having that problem. [04:03] There are moments where are some of the best usage [04:06] of that's what she said ever that I really think we [04:09] should start and you could start at Time Magazine a [04:12] little part of a website that's like the best That's What [04:14] She Said usages because we love hearing them. It's [04:20] usually a crafty or something when you're asking about [04:22] food and your imagination can go wherever you are, [04:26] but when you're talking about taking things and doing [04:29] things and some I'm just while getting soups, as that's [04:31] what she said. Usually soup is spilled. There is tears of [04:33] laughter. So, yeah, we love, love, love, love using [04:37] it. [04:38] >>Where do you see your career going from here? [04:39] >>Wow. That's such an existential question. I [04:45] hope that I still get the opportunity to work [04:49] on some incredible movies and do great roles and [04:53] work with fun people that I've always wanted people to [04:54] work with. I mean, when I look back on the people I [04:57] have worked with, it's kind of completely insane. So, if [05:01] anybody is looking at the resume being like, really, you [05:03] work with those people? I don't get it either. But, I [05:06] mean, first and foremost is the show. I mean, having [05:09] the opportunity to do these movies is fantastic, but [05:11] then having The Office be my day job that I go back to [05:14] you is completely and totally ridiculous and [05:19] really, really fun. So, it's one of those things that like [05:22] now that you've won the lottery, how are you gonna do [05:24] it again? I don't know. 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