Rainn Wilson Wants Fans Of ‘The Office’ To ‘Cool It With’ This 1 Hilarious Prank
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The actor, who played Dwight Schrute, recently was punked by a fan — and he doesn’t want others to copy the idea and take it too far.
Rainn Wilson doesn’t want to get beet down by a total Dwightmare.
Last week, the actor, who famously played Dwight Schrute on the American version of “The Office,” posted a very funny photo to Instagram. The “Lessons in Chemistry” actor, who was staying in a hotel in Florence, Italy, ordered room service — and it seems like someone on the hotel’s kitchen staff is a pretty big fan of his former sitcom.
The photo shows a table brimming with food — including red gelatin, which is encasing Wilson’s silverware.
The gag is a reference to the 2005 pilot episode of “The Office,” in which Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) pranks his co-worker Dwight by trapping his stapler in the same wiggly treat.
Wilson told People over the weekend that he hopes fans don’t get too carried away with this particular joke.
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