Category: DunderMifflin

Most Attractive Character on the Office? /u/TejelPejel People Person’s Paper People

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​r/DunderMifflin Just curious who people think were the most attractive characters on the office. Not necessarily just based on looks, but if there was something about their personality that was appealing as well. Just the ones that I assume many would say: Fellas: – Jim Halpert – David Wallace – Charles Miner – Josh Porter – Hunter Raymond – Ryan Howard – Danny Cordray – Darryl Philbin Ladies: – Pam Beesley – Kelly Kapoor – Karen Filippelli – Val Johnson – Jan Levinson – Angela Martin – Erin Hannon – Donna Newton Just curious to hear what you all think and if you have any specific reasons as to why. Edit: added Darryl and Donna (I spaced on Donna and meant to include Darryl initially, but wanted to spell the last name right). submitted by /u/TejelPejel [link] [comments] 

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[link] [comments]  Just curious who people think were the most attractive characters on the office. Not necessarily just based on looks, but if there was something about their personality that was appealing as well. Just the ones that I assume many would say: Fellas: – Jim Halpert – David Wallace – Charles Miner – Josh Porter – Hunter Raymond – Ryan Howard – Danny Cordray – Darryl Philbin Ladies: – Pam Beesley – Kelly Kapoor – Karen Filippelli – Val Johnson – Jan Levinson – Angela Martin – Erin Hannon – Donna Newton Just curious to hear what you all think and if you have any specific reasons as to why. Edit: added Darryl and Donna (I spaced on Donna and meant to include Darryl initially, but wanted to spell the last name right). submitted by /u/TejelPejel [link] [comments]

The Promotion: Office raise issue /u/TruePurpleGod People Person’s Paper People

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​r/DunderMifflin I was watching the Promotion and as the issue of who gets a raise or not was made far more complicated than it needed to be. Jim wanted to give the salesmen raises and the entire office was mad and said they all wanted a raise. The solution was presented right there. Give everyone a raise, it would be lower than the year prior but they would all get one. Everything they did after that, and their merit based raise idea attempt was unnecessary. Give them all a raise and turn the rage on too corporate. Everyone knew the company was struggling, a lower raise is not unexpected. They story lines wasn’t even that interesting and it seems they ignored the simplest solution to pad the episode and reach the “Jim and Michael are buddies again” ending submitted by /u/TruePurpleGod [link] [comments] 

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[link] [comments]  I was watching the Promotion and as the issue of who gets a raise or not was made far more complicated than it needed to be. Jim wanted to give the salesmen raises and the entire office was mad and said they all wanted a raise. The solution was presented right there. Give everyone a raise, it would be lower than the year prior but they would all get one. Everything they did after that, and their merit based raise idea attempt was unnecessary. Give them all a raise and turn the rage on too corporate. Everyone knew the company was struggling, a lower raise is not unexpected. They story lines wasn’t even that interesting and it seems they ignored the simplest solution to pad the episode and reach the “Jim and Michael are buddies again” ending submitted by /u/TruePurpleGod [link] [comments]

One of my favorite Michael moments. /u/leytourmaline People Person’s Paper People

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​r/DunderMifflin This one isn’t talked about enough. But on the Christmas episode where Jada came into his office and gave him the snack she got from the vending machine and how he reacted to it and how nice he was 🥹 was adorable. And then when he dressed at Santa and had her tell him what she wanted for Christmas 🥲. Michael’s interactions with children are honestly amazing sometimes. Like the Halloween episode with the candy, and how he was with Toby’s daughter there’s probably more I just can’t remember lol. submitted by /u/leytourmaline [link] [comments] 

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[link] [comments]  This one isn’t talked about enough. But on the Christmas episode where Jada came into his office and gave him the snack she got from the vending machine and how he reacted to it and how nice he was 🥹 was adorable. And then when he dressed at Santa and had her tell him what she wanted for Christmas 🥲. Michael’s interactions with children are honestly amazing sometimes. Like the Halloween episode with the candy, and how he was with Toby’s daughter there’s probably more I just can’t remember lol. submitted by /u/leytourmaline [link] [comments]