Jenna Fischer took a less-is-more approach to auditioning for The Office and showed just how well she understood Pam Beesly ...

One of the phrases most associated with The Office is “Dunder Mifflin, this is Pam.” Before Ms. Beesly left the reception game to join the ranks of the sales team (and eventually office ...

It’s impossible not to love Pam Beesly. Just ask the many men who have ... Pam “always found Toby kinda cute”… if only Toby knew to ever ask her out when he had the chance!

No couple is quite as cute as you and your SO, other than Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly from The Office. This dynamic duo is the definition of relationship goals, and Jim's proposal to Pam at the gas ...

Pam Beesly gives the camera a variety of looks throughout ... He’d always smile back when she’d smile at him. “It’s really cute – whenever Pam smiles at the camera, Randall can’t ...

It was exactly as sweet and cute and supportive as anything Jim would ... said that if she is eternally known as Pam Beesly, it is perfectly fine with her. “When I was a little girl growing ...

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Jenna Fischer didn’t just audition for The Office; she became Pam Beesly before the cameras even rolled. In a recent interview, the actress peeled back the curtain on the bold, ...

My kids are going to be right about that,” says Pam Beesly on NBC’s hit comedy The Office. For nine seasons, viewers watched as Jim (John Krasinski) went from pining for Pam (Jenna Fischer ...

Jenna Fischer landed her career-defining role with just a single word. In a recent sit-down with Dana Carvey and David Spade ...

While Michael Scott (Steve Carell) was the manager and de facto leader, Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer) was really the heart of Dunder Mifflin-Scranton, first as the receptionist, then as a sales ...

Art is an under-sung plot device on The Office, the celebrated sitcom that followed the everyday lives of office workers at the Scranton headquarters of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.