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== Season 3 == |
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[[Michael Scott|Michael]] hires Elizabeth as a stripper for [[Bob Vance]]'s bachelor party. After Elizabeth dances on Michael, he feels guilt and asks her to get up exclaiming, "This is wrong! I have a girlfriend!" Later, Michael goes to Elizabeth for advice on whether he should tell [[Jan Levinson|Jan]] about the dance. Her words are "Secrets, secrets, are no fun; Secrets, secrets, hurt someone," prompting Michael to confess to Jan. |
[[Michael Scott|Michael]] hires Elizabeth as a stripper for [[Bob Vance]]'s bachelor party. After Elizabeth dances on Michael, he feels guilt and asks her to get up exclaiming, "This is wrong! I have a girlfriend!" Later, Michael goes to Elizabeth for advice on whether he should tell [[Jan Levinson|Jan]] about the dance. Her words are "Secrets, secrets, are no fun; Secrets, secrets, hurt someone," prompting Michael to confess to Jan. |
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| + | In the episode [[Fun Run]], Dunder Mifflin hires Elizabeth, dressed as a nurse, to accept their giant-sized check made out for $350 to Rabies awareness. |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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*[[Ben Franklin]] |
*[[Ben Franklin]] |
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Revision as of 17:09, 28 September 2007
Elizabeth, is a fictional character played by Jackie Debatin in the television series The Office.
Season 3
Michael hires Elizabeth as a stripper for Bob Vance's bachelor party. After Elizabeth dances on Michael, he feels guilt and asks her to get up exclaiming, "This is wrong! I have a girlfriend!" Later, Michael goes to Elizabeth for advice on whether he should tell Jan about the dance. Her words are "Secrets, secrets, are no fun; Secrets, secrets, hurt someone," prompting Michael to confess to Jan.
Season 4
In the episode Fun Run, Dunder Mifflin hires Elizabeth, dressed as a nurse, to accept their giant-sized check made out for $350 to Rabies awareness.