In the annals of the TV-Romanes, the one between Pam Bailey (ENENA Fisher) and Jimim Halpert (Johnon Krasinski) of the US Remake at the Office is particularly large, especially among the 21st century examples. Jimim and Pam's courtship was, of course, far from the first will-you-don't-romance shown in Comedy TV. However, in the modern era, their gradual evolution of being associates in the boring paper company "Dander-Miflin" in Skranton, Pennsylvania to get married to children and live happily ever after.

Indeed, though it is disputed that the show, as a whole, was passing its Prime Minister By the time the "office" ended after nine seasonsThe Jimim and Pam link itself remains a great point of the series. It was also set up a bar that other TV shows had to be cleared when it comes to establishing a probable possible romance (the one that causes spectators to shoot and root for a fairy -tale LoveBow).

Anyone who is familiar with Britain's original UK's "Office" know that Jimim and Pam have concluded with Tim (Martin Freeman) and Dawn (Lucy Davis), another paper and receptional salesman, respectively. But the British "Office" lasted only 12 episodes during the two seasons, as well as a special holiday. The lubo duo still lives happily ever after in both cases, but that means the American version had to create much of its romance from the whole cloth. How did the writers of the series withdraw so well? It turns out that Greg Daniels, who developed and served as a co-shower of the US Office, had a simple rule of Jimim and Pam's relationship: it was not allowed to dominate most episodes of the series.

Where some will-not-it are romances in TV history, such as those of Sam Malone (Ted Danson) and Diane Chambers (Shelley Long) of "Cheers" or the dynamic duo played by Bruce Willis and Kibil's "Moon", could have been able to do so in the Moon. of "staff". Daniels, whose past loans were included in the "Simpsons" and "King of the Hill", is credited with being so cautious of his own team as described in detail in Fun weeklyThe oral history of the 2019 season of the 6 episode "Niagara", which depends on the wedding of Jimim and Pam. (The show's fans know we see Jimim and Pam twice married in this episode: First, privately of the maid in the real life of the fog that passengers carried directly to the waterfalls in Niagara; and secondly, at an official ceremony with their family, friends and collaborators).

In oral history, Fischer noted: "Greg had the rule that we would only go to Jimim and Pam's relationship maybe once an episode, that it would be rare to spend an entire episode of their Love Bowl." Speaking in the same oral history, Daniels himself reminded that the connection between Jimim and Pam is as obvious as through the show writing, as well as the chemistry between Fisher and Krasinski as Pam and Jimim, that it has attracted many freight forwarders who would focus without breathing in the first three seasons. by doing so). That sense of connection is the perfect reason why it makes sense for Daniels and other series writers to avoid making the "office" in something similar to the Jimim and Pam show.

To be sure, moments like Jimim's suggestion to Pam The holiday - faced with unexpected challenges in production, because of all things, 11.09. - Or their first serious conversation in the third season, after Jimim acknowledged his feelings towards her, he points out how characteristic they feel. (It is still fascinating to consider that Proposal -the scene inspired intense debate Among the show's production team about how to even play on the screen, which with all the rain of the rest, where Jimim asks the question.)

But while many viewers were already on the hook for these two bugs to finally admit that they feel so passionate about each other, not everyone had the same sense of spirits. Many people have bothered the "office" for the antiquity of the rest of the great ensemble, despite being primarily focused on Jimim and Pam's romantic hijki. And the senders will probably agree that the noticeable episodes in the first few seasons, in terms of moving forward or back to Jimim and Pam, rarely focus on those characters and instead offer something for everyone.

It is worthwhile to argue whether the "office" has always done properly by Jimim and Pam as characters. Some of the creative choices after the couple tied the knot did not hold on also, such as when one of the boom operators of the fictional documentary was comforted by Pam in a difficult moment, partly because he would grow romantically interested in himself. But part of why those subsequent stories can fall flat is simply because the audience is spoiled in the early seasons when it comes to Jimim and Pam. Writing staff for the "Office" did so well, so he carefully and patiently building the link between these two, all heights and drops before they became an official couple, that it was three triumphant when they finally gathered. It is natural enough for TV writer to try and create conflict even for the happiest couples, but with a time when Jimim and Pam got married in the sixth season, the audience was so busy in their romance that they didn't want anything to challenge this happily.

Credit should be given to Daniels and other writers on the show about being so effective in making Jimim and Pam, likable and charming, even on the site. Once it became clear that the "office" would become a long -standing main part of the NBC, it was inevitable in the sense that Jimim and Pam would gather. The way they finally surpassed their personal neuroses and baking, however, because the seasons leading to them as a real couple did not fully turn around their growth as characters. If Daniels did not make sure his writers were so cautious, Jimim and Pam could have been more powerful than to try. In the end, it was the right move to make the audience more than less.