Many "Office" actors are known for playing loved ones like Pam (Enena Fisher), Dwight (Rain Wilson), Michael (Steve Karel) and Johnon Krasinski. Others are associated with, well, say, less attractive fictional persons. Zack Woods, unfortunately, is in the second category. Woods showed Gabe Lewis a few of the later seasons of the Skranton-based super-versato, and his character managed to go bad as time went by. After an awkward dominant start, Gabe moved to a joke (and with an audience in real life and his associates of Dander Miflin), as the story of Lanki Sack Sack wakes up among his plants as an inefficient leader and his unpleasant tragic non-starter of personal life.

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The Office ended the store in 2013, and since then, several actors have been discussing their time on the show or, In the case of Karel, why did they leave the nourished sitcom on NBC When they did. At their extremely popular "Office Ladies" podcasts, Fisher and her former co-star "Office" Angela Kinsey are constantly revising the past as they analyze and rejoice in the glory of what it was. Unlike this tendency, Woods definitely overthrew the idea of ​​rethinking his personality during an interview in 2022 with Comicbook.com. His reasoning makes sense, and is also surprisingly protected for the character. Here's what he said:

"I loved playing Gabe, but that was my first job really, TV work. That poor man, I would be happy that I never had another moment in his skin. Although I had a great Eectionor towards him. It was a fun part to play because it was a funny show, but being a funny thing.

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The story of the story of Gabe's "Office" is strange. When it appears in Season 6, it is as part of Dander Miflin's saber. He is technically in a position of power as a saber representative and the big boss Jo Bennett (Katie Bates), but he is also clearly a puppet, not an autonomous and authorized leading figure in the printer -based corporation hierarchy.

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Once on the scene in Skranton, Pennsylvania, Gabe is accommodated in the annex and continues to be constantly present, but only occasionally observed presence. At different points, he tries to claim his power by suspending employees (with a salary), unsuccessfully using offensive titles and hosting Glee watching parties. And, of course, he dates back Erin (Eli Cemper) for as long as he can handle him.

Gababe is initially something of the inconsistent presence of the show before settling in stable performances during seasons 7 and 8 (the last being One of the low points of the "Office"). However, by the end of the season 8, Gabe disappears with Beno Bennett when David Wallace (Andy Buckley) took over his company. But even at that moment, he is not made with the Sipnanto branch.

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Gabe stays out of sight in the season "Office" 9 with a single exception of episode 16, "continuing". In that episode, Andy (Who was actually an aspirational figure of Ed Helmes At one point) rehydrates Gabe as a way to terrorize Erin. During his short appearance, we also discover that Gabe was fired in a saber and entered a downward spiral that resulted in it somehow losing 50kg. Remember, it is After Nelly (Catherine Tate) called him a man skeleton.

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However, after this, Gabe really disappears. He didn't even bring him back to the final of the series. According to the NBC Internet function, the only part of the closure we get for him is that once the show ends, he allegedly "enrolled in a Chinese corporate program that" rents "white people to appear more impressive for customers. His only thing there should be seen and not heard. "

It sounds pretty to the brand for us.