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'''Jennifer Taylor Clarke''' is a character in ''[[The Office]]'' played by Stirling Gallacher. She is an executive for [[Wernham Hogg]] and is [[David Brent|David Brent's]] boss. | |||
Jennifer is [[David Brent]]'s supervisor at [[Wernham Hogg]] and visits the office a few times a week. She is regularly disappointed at the state of the workplace and of Brent himself. A cold character with a "loaded" husband, she, along with [[Neil Godwin|Neil]] eventually relieve Brent of his job, despite his pleading. | |||
For most of Series 1 Clarke's job is "UK manager". In the [[Judgement|series finale]], she is made a partner of Wernham Hogg and the vacancy she leaves is filled by [[Neil Godwin]]. Initially David Brent was supposed to take the job, but he failed the medical because of high blood pressure -something Brent claims to have faked to prevent the closure of the Slough office. | |||
==External links== | |||
* [http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/theoffice/characters/profile_jennifer.shtml BBC Website character profile] | |||
Revision as of 16:17, 26 January 2010
Jennifer Taylor Clarke is a character in The Office played by Stirling Gallacher. She is an executive for Wernham Hogg and is David Brent's boss.
Jennifer is David Brent's supervisor at Wernham Hogg and visits the office a few times a week. She is regularly disappointed at the state of the workplace and of Brent himself. A cold character with a "loaded" husband, she, along with Neil eventually relieve Brent of his job, despite his pleading.
For most of Series 1 Clarke's job is "UK manager". In the series finale, she is made a partner of Wernham Hogg and the vacancy she leaves is filled by Neil Godwin. Initially David Brent was supposed to take the job, but he failed the medical because of high blood pressure -something Brent claims to have faked to prevent the closure of the Slough office.