Most Unlikable Moment

While everyone loves having the "Hot Take" of Jim and Pam were terrible people, and poor Dwight was always being picked on, lets be honest everybody on the show had some pretty bad moments. Some were downright horrible. But lets go thru for everyone and list what you consider the moment where they were least likable. Do as many characters as you want, but limit one per person.

And let me save everyone the trouble of typing this joke "Gee just one? There's so many to choose from! HAHAAHAHAHA!"

Jim: Dumping Katy on the booze cruise. Sure he could dump her if he wanted too, but not while she's stuck on boat with you and your coworkers, none of whom she really knows well. And you probably had to drive her home too.

Pam: Disrupting the meeting and the work place as a whole after finding out about her mother and Michael. I can understand her initial freak out, and it was good she went out to the parking lot. But she needed to compose herself before she returned to the office, or go home.

Michael: Dumping Pam's Mom on her birthday because he finally realized how old she actually was. Doesn't justify Pam's behavior, but she was right.

Dwight: Carrying a gun in a hoister around the office, and having it accidentally go off near Andy.

Andy: Refusing to sign a letter of recommendation so Nellie could adopt.

Angela: Not only allowing Dwight and Andy to duel for her, but getting turned on by it.

Ryan: Basically threatening to fire Jim, because he was dating Pam.

Toby: Putting his hand on Pam's leg.

Phyllis: Outing Angela for her affair with Dwight in front of the whole office at the Christmas Party. I get having to expose her, but that should have only been done to Andy, not everyone except Andy.

Stanley: Disrespecting Michael in front of everyone in "Did I Stutter!?"

Meredith: Refusing to admit her alcoholism, even after setting her hair on fire at the Christmas party.

Kelly: Faking performance reports to cost Dwight and Jim their bonuses.

Oscar: Sleeping with Angela's husband.

Creed: Weaseling out of responsibility for the offensive water mark, and getting some lady at the paper plant fired.

Darryl: Assuming he would get the manager job, because he was friends with Jim and Toby, and was the only black candidate.

Gabe: Trying to get Helen to fire Andy, since Erin dumped Gabe for him.

Erin: Dumping Gabe at the Dundies.

Jan: Accusing Michael of drugging her, after they spent the night together.

Karen: Trying to hire Stanley away from Scranton, out of pettiness that Jim dumped her for Pam.

Holly: Believing that Kevin was mentally challenged, and overly defending him when Angela was yelling at him.

Roy: Charging into the office to beat up Jim. Even though he had already known about him kissing Pam for more than a whole day. By that point he should have had enough time to calm down, especially after trashing the bar.