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The Office
Season 2 of this critically acclaimed comedy continues the day-to-day of Dunder Mifflin Regional Manager Michael Scott and his ambivalent staffers.
The office holds a casino night for charity in the warehouse.
Michael's attempt to resolve conflict resolution in the office just leads to more conflict.
After Dwight finds a joint in the office park, he goes overboard with an investigation.
Michael's birthday coincides with Kevin awaiting the news to see if he has skin cancer.
Staff members bring their children to work.
Dwight has to make a big speech when he is named Salesmen of the Year.
Michael has a big meeting in New York with Jan and the companies new CEO; Pam deals with all the Valentine's Day deliveries hoping Roy will remember to send her something.
When Jan comes to the office for a women in the office session, Michael stages a men's only session.
A disgusting "thing" – implied to be human feces – is left in Michael's office, and he tries to discover who did it. While his carpet is being replaced, he uses Jim's desk, forcing him to move away from Pam into the annex.
Jim is forced into spending time with Michael so that he will not reveal Jim's feelings for Pam. Meanwhile, Oscar takes a "sick day" and Dwight investigates whether he is actually sick.
Michael accidentally burns his foot on his George Foreman Grill, but insists on coming to work anyway. When none of his employees, except for Dwight , help him, Michael feels under-appreciated. Meanwhile, Dwight starts acting strangely nice to everyone, especially Pam.
Michael takes the staff on a booze cruise.
At the office Christmas party, Michael changes secret santa into a gift exchange.
The office staff finds out that Michael has set up e-mail surveillance.
Michael uses each employee's performance review to discuss his relationship with Jan.
Jan helps Michael with an important pitch for a client; The staff discovers a screenplay in Michael's office.
Michael challenges Dwight to a fight at his martial arts studio.
Michael has to fire someone on Halloween.
A fire starts in the office kitchen.
With Michael and Dwight out of the house, Jim organizes an office Olympics.
Michael's continual sending of explicit e-mail forwards forces Dunder Mifflin to review it's sexual harassment policy; Pam's mom makes a visit to the office.
Michael hosts the annual Dundies awards.
In the series 9th season, Andy Bernard, the preppy salesman and die-hard Cornell alumni whose endless and unique musical talents keep the office entertained, is the new Dunder Mifflin Scranton manager.
Inappropriate remarks, petty behavior, zero productivity -- you can change the boss, but you can't change the office. Season 8 of the hit comedy series promises to be the most interesting yet as the beloved cast keeps Dunder Mifflin moving in a world (and office building) without Michael Scott.
To err is human. To irr is Michael Scott. He's irritating, irrational and irrepressible. And those are the very same qualities that make him so irresistible.
Are those wedding bells in the air? Is that the pitter-patter of little feet on the office floor? Has Michael turned mafia boss? With Dunder Mifflin on the brink of bankruptcy, who knows, he may just have to - or maybe it's just time to replace the Dunder Mifflin leadership.
Last season left Office fans gasping and worked up for more - and so, the most anticipated season of the Emmy-winning comedy is finally on the clock. New and poignant foolishness continues to plague the world of the unwary Dunder Mifflin 9-to-5'ers.
It's Season 4 and there are lots of changes at the office. Former temp Ryan is now everyone's boss and is pushing a new website initiative that threatens to upset the Scranton branch's comfortable world. Former boss Jan is trying her hand at domesticity by living with Michael in his condo. Jim and Pam's relationship is at a new level, but Dwight and Angela run into major problems.
Season 3 punches in with Jim Halpert's unexpected transfer to the Stamford office but will it punch out the closing of the Scranton branch?
Season 2 of this critically acclaimed comedy continues the day-to-day of Dunder Mifflin Regional Manager Michael Scott and his ambivalent staffers.
In this first season of The Office, Dunder Mifflin Regional Manager Michael Scott leads the documentary team and his staff on a journey through inappropriate behavior, well-intentioned but misguided comments and a myriad of poor management techniques.
