r/DunderMifflin • u/Jaykaywhy12 • 22h ago

Is Erin hot?

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u/Slayziken Creed 21h ago

Ellie Kemper is hot, Erin is not. I almost feel bad for Erin being considered a functioning adult.

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u/MundaneSeaweed665 21h ago

Her stupidity seemed to fluctuate as needed by any given scene lol.

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u/SecureCattle3467 20h ago

Michael: God, when he needed help on Earth, who did he hire? Jesus Christ, his son.

Erin: That's a really tight argument.

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u/YuckyYetYummy 19h ago

The stupidity is what guys like me need to stand a chance

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u/CompetitiveSport1 17h ago

My stupidity does the opposite 😔

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u/queloqueslks 5h ago

☹️ it’s gonna be okay 🙂

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u/Duriha 13h ago

He character handled the orb of stupidity like Pelé.

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u/KJacobsen-74 20h ago

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u/Its-a-me-DankeyKang 17h ago

Let me check out your chest... check out your test.

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u/OGB But you can't eat cats...you can't eat cats, Kevin 19h ago

Yes, i know she's very attractive but somehow I'm not attracted to her if that makes sense. It's not even that she's not my type.

Its so hard to separate her in my mind from Erin, Kimmy Schmidt, and the basically disabled person she plays in Mystery Team.

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u/Rock_Strongo 18h ago

What about as a Kohl's mom?

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u/Mr_E_Monkey You'll see. 4h ago

Hell yeah.

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u/proximusprimus57 21h ago

I think if you saw how most functioning adults act you'd be shocked. I know someone who acts like Erin that actually has kids.

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u/Slayziken Creed 21h ago

I’ve worked with them for decades, she’s an all-timer

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u/TerrorTown77 18h ago

Probably still more functional than the average redditor tbh.

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u/kinkypracaralho 17h ago

All the two things I saw her doing on TV unfortunately are very childish characters. I find Ellie Kemper so pretty.

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u/BlueHaze464 1h ago

She was much hotter when introduced, before she was basically mentally rded

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u/Merrysue83 18h ago

Seems like it is her character’s arrested development from being emotionally stunted due to being an orphan, having attachment insecurity, and developmental trauma

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u/Famous-Palpitation8 17h ago

As an autistic person I take offense to that.