Craig Robinson's Potential Return in The Office Reboot

Craig Robinson, best known for his role as Darryl on The Office, has spoken out about the potential for a remake and his potential involvement. In an interview with AV Club, Robinson stated that he has not been informed about any plans for a new show. He expressed his interest in reprising his role as Darryl if the opportunity arises, but currently, he is unaware of any such plans.

Darryl, a beloved character on The Office, experiences a notable career journey from the warehouse to the office, and eventually to the Philadelphia-based sports marketing firm Athlead (later Athleap). His story concludes triumphantly, as he rises to an executive position at Athleap, rekindles his relationship with Justine, and relocates to Austin, Texas.

Be sure to watch the video above to relive some of Darryl's most memorable and humorous moments from The Office throughout the years.

Greg Daniels, the creator of the US version of The Office, has stated that he is not interested in doing a typical remake of the show because he believes the characters had proper closure. Instead, he is considering a spinoff similar to The Mandalorian in the Star Wars universe.

Actor Steve Carell, who portrayed Michael Scott, has expressed that a character with Scott's off-color humor would not be well-received in today's society.

Editor's P/S

As a Gen Z netizen, I grew up watching reruns of The Office with my parents and absolutely loved the show. Darryl was one of my favorite characters, and I was thrilled to hear that Craig Robinson is interested in reprising his role. I think it would be amazing to see where Darryl's character is at now and how he has grown since the original series ended. I would definitely watch a reboot of The Office, especially if it included Darryl.

However, I also understand Greg Daniels' concerns about doing a typical remake. The original series ended perfectly, and I don't think it needs to be redone. I would be more interested in a spinoff that follows a new set of characters in the same universe. I think that would be a great way to keep the spirit of The Office alive while still creating something new and fresh.