In a wild twist long after the end of "The Office," Seth Rogen, Jon Cho, Adam Scott, Eric Stonestreet, and Kathryn Hahn's former audition tapes for the NBC series have surfaced online.

In the clip, these stars can be seen auditioning for various iconic parts of "The Office," including Jim, Dwight, Michael, Kevin, and Pam.

"The casting process for 'The Office' took place over three months in the fall of 2003," says the captions for the YouTube audition clip.

"A lot of interesting people came in to read..."

Most notably is Seth Rogen, who appears first in the clip, whose audition for Dwight, which ultimately went to Rainn Wilson.

Of course these days, Seth Rogen, whose credits include "Anchorman," "Superbad," "50/50," and "This is the End," losing the role of Dwight hardly seems like a big deal.

Still, it is a wonderfully bizarre time warp to see such big stars auditioning, and more importantly, being passed on due to their "bad" audition.

Currently, Adam Scott stars in "Parks and Recreation," also a NBC sitcom. Eric Stonestreet is famous for playing Cameron on "Modern Family," and Jon Cho is a big movie star.

So what do you think? After seeing these quick audition clips, do you think these people would have been better for "The Office?"