In the end, the Senator not only cheated on Angela but Oscar as well. Among the many failed relationships and awful hookups, Phyllis and Bob maintained one of the healthiest relationships on the show.
Shown to be dating as early as season 2, the two eventually settle down and get married, serving as an excellent antidote for the typical Michael Scott antics. Their marriage continued to be quite healthy, despite some concerns Phyllis had of Bob cheating on her with his secretary.
However, her concerns are quickly dismissed by Dwight, and she pushed her doubts aside. Yikes, but also, aww! To be fair, Andy had a genuine interest in Angela at first and did what he could to win her over.
Although Angela dismissed his affections for her numerous times, she eventually broke down and gave in. However, she secretly began her affair with Dwight again, despite committing to marrying Andy. At times, Angela seemed to have doubts about the affair and appeared to want to care about Andy. In the end, however, the relationship was revealed, with Andy being heartbroken over the betrayal.
Fans were sad to see kind-hearted Andy put through so much pain. This long-standing affair carried on for the majority of the show and remained a fan favorite throughout the series. Since the reveal of their secret affair, Dwight and Angela seemed like a mismatched couple. However, over the years, the two came to appreciate their differences and even began to complement each other. Through breakups, a baby contract, and misunderstandings, they still managed to come back to each other.
Fans longed for the day that the two would eventually get the timing right and finally be together. Thankfully, the series ended with their marriage. Dwight and Angela finally able to be a happy family with their baby.
The relationship between Angela and the Senator seemed wrong from the start. Understandably, fans longed for Angela and Dwight to get together, however, the termination of their baby contract served as the end of their affair. Hoping to find true love elsewhere, she began dating Robert, and they eventually get engaged and married.
In a twist of fate, she became the oblivious spouse in a marriage where her husband was doing the cheating with her coworker, Oscar. She remained in the union, too ashamed to admit she made a mistake and unwilling to be humiliated. In the end, Angela suffered far more than she should have and her time with Robert seemed like unnecessary filler for her storyline.
Though often his fault, his years of dealing with awful girlfriends, selfish lovers, and brief affairs left him yearning for something more. Looking to have a happy life with his future wife and kids, Michael finally found his match with Holly Flax. These two characters shared the same quirky behaviors and proved to be a perfect match.
Despite some hiccups in their relationship and eventual breakup , the two managed to make their way back together when Holly returned to Scranton. They eventually married, with Michael revealing in the series finale that they had a family together. When you take one of the most lovable characters on The Office and pair her with one of the most despised, you get one of the most worthless couples on the show. With the pressure of Gabe being her boss, she went along with the relationship.
However, she remained unhappy the whole time as she found him repulsive and their relationship to be quite boring. His obsession with her turned very creepy and, in the end, we were just happy to see him go.
Their ridiculous relationship added nothing to the show and just became an annoyance. Starting from a crush in season 1, this couple went through hell and back just to be together. Andy's aversion to drama in Happy Hour causes him and Erin to be secretive about their relationship.
By doing this, though, it turns out to create more drama than expected, and the two just don't have fun. Andy realizes his mistake and announces to the whole bar that he's going out with Erin. The effect is a disaster- Erin hurls a hunk of cake at Andy's face when she returns to the office, and the two break up. Erin admits that over the summer, she was asked out by Gabe Lewis , and accepted, only because he was her superior.
Erin describes it as "Boring," but she keeps it going. Gabe sends Erin on a Valentine's Day scavenger hunt, where each solution to a puzzle links into a different clue.
Erin turns out to be horrid at puzzles, and asks Andy for help. Andy is hesitant, but Erin persists by saying that "It won't be weird," And explains that she has her boyfriend and Andy has his girlfriend, Jessica.
Andy and Erin bond throughout the course of the puzzle, and Andy seems a bit sad when it ends " PDA ". Erin is no longer attracted to Gabe and seeks advice from Pam, who tells her to end it quickly and be honest. Erin takes this a bit too far, and coldly tells Gabe that they should break up in Michael's Last Dundies in front of everyone from the office plus bystanders.
In Dwight K. Schrute, Acting Manager , Gabe pulls Andy aside into the conference room after spotting him joking around with Erin and breaks down, telling Andy to not date her. Andy promises he won't date Erin for his sake, but Gabe isn't convinced and confronts Andy. Andy isn't definite with his answer if he wants to date Erin or not, and leaves a confused crowd. Erin is forced to meet Jessica, Andy's girlfriend in Christmas Wishes. She is overly friendly, but then her true intentions are revealed when she gets drunk and wishes Jessica dead.
Obviously this opinion is more centered on how the writers handled the narrative ins and outs, and and not about the performances from Ellie Kemper and Ed Helms, who were both as solid as can be throughout their time on The Office. But in the same way that Michael and most women didn't work, and the way that Ryan and Kelly didn't work, and the way that Toby and everyone didn't work, Erin and Andy were just not crafted with pure compatibility in mind.
And let's be real, Erin was way too happy and wonderful to put up with Andy's wishy-washy ass. One thing is almost definitely guaranteed, though. Ellie Kemper likely doesn't hate the idea of Erin and Andy as much as Office fans hated the idea of Jim and Cathy, to the point where the actress Lindsey Broad unfortuantely still gets trolled about the role on social media.
The Office is currently available to stream in full on Netflix, where it remains one of the most-watched shows on the entire platform. It'll eventually get ported to NBC's Peacock, complete with extra footage , but while waiting for that to happen, check out all the new and returning shows arriving soon with our Fall TV premiere schedule. Nick is a Cajun Country native, and is often asked why he doesn't sound like that's the case.
His love for his wife and daughters is almost equaled by his love of gasp-for-breath laughter and gasp-for-breath horror. A lifetime spent in the vicinity of a television screen led to his current dream job, as well as his knowledge of too many TV themes and ad jingles. Nick Venable. Your Daily Blend of Entertainment News.
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