Clearly, clones or not, their similar features and coloring have caused confusion among many, as there are lots of sites that feature a “which one is Amy Adams?” or “Can you spot the real Isla Fisher?” items. I think it’s that they’re both relatively new on the scene and haven’t been in as many still photos as other actresses. Why don’t we mistake either of them for Jenna Fischer? Hell, her name even could cause more confusion. Perhaps because she’s in our living room each week so we know her extremely well. I’m less familiar with Isla, which is why it’s easier for me to spot the “real” Adams – I think of Enchanted, stick on a nun’s habit on the princess wannabe, then concentrate Adams has such a distinct voice, too, that one would likely never confuse the two in film (though many on the web seem to have that problem).

As for the workplace romance, I guess he could/should have addressed it with a passing remark to demonstrate that he was aware it could be an awkward situation, but they were clearly two consenting adults who were enjoying each other’s company and falling in love. I’m not sure what classifies them as officially a couple when they’re on the talk show. Think of them as Jim and Pam in Manhattan with lots of credit cards and wonderful clothes and no crazy boss, and you won’t have a problem with it.

And, Kerrie, I have no doubt that Mr. Cohen is attracted to Isla’s wit as well as her beauty, nor do I have a doubt that incredibly talented people can come from the most unexpected places (Tom Petty, anyone? Bill Clinton?

Oh, and that is definitely Amy Adams on the left in the image above. The one on the right must be Isla Fisher, but I agree that it’s hard to say for sure that it’s her.

I’ve done some more looking and I’m convinced that it’s Adams on the left.

Also wanted to point out how absurd it was that Joan Cusack played Isla’s mom, but still she managed to pull it off beautifully.

As for the workplace romance… what workplace romance? They weren’t an “item” until after they were no longer working at the magazine. And the new magazine was more like a married couple, who also happed to be law partners, hanging out a sign and opening up a firm – that didn’t seem inappropriate to me at all.

As for the pictures above, I have no idea what to make of them. But I do think the images are switched, with Amy Adams on the left and Isla on the right. For starters, I’ve never seen Amy without the light blue eyes, whereas I’ve seen photos of Isla with dark eyes. I don’t think the picture on the right is particularly representative of either one, though I guess it must be an actual photograph of someone