Todd Packer

Todd Packer
The Office character
David Koechner as Todd Packer
First appearance	"Pilot" (voice only) "Sexual Harassment" (first physical appearance)
Last appearance	"The Farm"
Created by	Greg Daniels
Portrayed by	David Koechner
Information
Nickname(s)	"Packman", "Fudge", "Packster", "Wacky Pack", "Pack Attack"
Occupation	Traveling salesman for Dunder Mifflin
Spouse(s)	Unnamed ex-wife
Children	Unnamed daughter
Based on	Chris Finch

Todd Finch Packer, almost always referred to by his surname, is a fictional character on NBC's television series The Office. Packer is portrayed by David Koechner and is based upon the character Chris Finch from the original British version of the series.

Koechner and Steve Carell previously worked together in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. Koechner's appearance makes him the second main Anchorman cast member to appear in the series, after Carell and before Will Ferrell, who guest-starred as Deangelo Vickers, in a four-episode arc during the seventh season.

Todd Packer is the extremely boorish, alcoholic, and sexually promiscuous Outside Sales Representative of Dunder Mifflin, whose obscene, disrespectful jokes, which often reflect his misogynistic and homophobic views, usually offend others around him, except for Michael Scott (although, in a deleted scene from the first season, Michael is uncomfortable when Packer starts telling a Jewish joke and quickly changes the subject). Packer has also been known to presume jokingly that other males in the office are homosexual, such as when he asked Jim if he was "still queer" and when he called the Dunder Mifflin Scranton office and asked to speak with Michael, whom he calls a "gay nerd".