The Office Character Who Doesn’t Get Enough Hate (Which She Frankly Deserves)
"Why would I be disappointed?"
The Office is definitely one of those shows that gives you unforgettable memories that will last forever. The hilarious one-liners will stick with you for the rest of your life, and "that's what she said" will come out of you every time you hear something that could be interpreted inappropriately. And that's the beauty of the show!
Because the series is an ensemble cast, it has provided us with many characters that we feel strongly about, whether it be feelings of love or hate.
Everyone knows that we hate Cathy and love Pam. We hate Todd Packer but enjoy Darril and his humor. But there's one character that you have to hate the most, even though you may not even remember her.
The character we are talking about is Hannah Smoterich-Barr, and we wouldn’t blame you if the name does not ring a bell. Perhaps you know her under “that unpleasant lady with the creepy baby who was transferred from Stamford.”
At first glance, you wouldn't even suspect there was something wrong with her, but the moment she opened her mouth, you knew you were going to hate her forever. On her first day in the Scranton branch, she managed to offend a lot of people at once.
Michael greeted all the new employees with goodie bags, but when she looked into hers, she said it was mostly garbage. But when poor Kevin, who so desperately wanted one, asked if she'd give it to him if she didn't like it, Hannah said no, irritated by the question.
But the most annoying thing Hannah did was that she brought her baby to work and was absolutely creepy about it. She says the little boy's favorite color is pink and is annoyed that everyone thought it was a girl because of his pink clothes. She breast-feeds and breast-pumps at work, making everyone uncomfortable. How's that for work ethic?
She also kind of betrayed all her new coworkers when she didn't unlock the door for them when Michael locked everybody in the conference room except for her and Toby.
So basically, we can say for sure that nobody in the office was sad when the crazy woman left, saying it was hard to be a working mom.