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Sabre's CEO tells Michael and Jim that one of them must take a step down and go back to sales.

Michael has trouble adjusting to Dunder Mifflin's acquisition by a company called Sabre, and Andy and Erin prepare a song to welcome the new owners. Jim and Pam interview to get their impending baby into a good daycare.

When a potential buyer comes to Dunder Mifflin, Michael , Dwight, Andy and Pam pull out all the stops in hopes of impressing him with their high profile contacts. Michael reminisces about all the great times they have had in the office.

Michael is outraged when Jim allows Phyllis to be Santa at the office Christmas party. Jim and Dwight try to get everyone into the holiday spirit despite the uncertainty with Dunder Mifflin. Meanwhile, Oscar has a secret crush.

Michael is forced to face the music after he realizes he can't keep a promise he made to a group of kids 10 years ago. Meanwhile, Jim starts an employee of the month program to increase employee morale

Michael brings Dwight, Andy, and Oscar to NYC when he's to be honored at the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting. Jim tries to get Ryan to work.

Michael's reaction to some unsettling Dunder Mifflin rumors has the staff questioning his sanity. Andy realizes he's his own worst enemy in his attempts to woo Erin.

Jim and Pam go on a double date with Pam's mom and Michael. Dwight uncharacteristically starts being nice to everyone in the office.

The workers at Dunder Mifflin want to create a haunted house for the children in the community for Halloween. Elsewhere, while on his way to an important business meeting, Michael falls into a koi pond.

Pam and Jim are shocked when Michael reveals who his new girlfriend is. Dwight offers Jim a peace offering which is... strange.

Michael speculates that an Insurance salesman is in the mafia.

Jim and Pam's wedding day has arrived and Michael has one more surprise up his sleeve for the happy couple.

The Dunder Mifflin staff head to Niagara Falls for Jim and Pam's wedding, with the understanding that her pregnancy is a forbidden discussion topic. Michael, Dwight, and Andy all hope to find romance of their own among the guests.

David Wallace comes baring the news that not all the staffers will receive a raise this year. Jim pushes Dwight to the limit and causes him to form office alliances. And Pam decides she wants only cash as a wedding gift.

Michael gets worried after David Wallace and Jim have a private meeting. Pam tries to get a headcount for the wedding. Darryl's worker's compensation claim makes Dwight suspicious.

The new summer interns cause gossip to fly. Andy questions his heterosexuality.

It's the annual Dunder Mifflin company picnic and Michael and Holly are reunited, and Michael has some big plans for her. Meanwhile, the office competes in the picnic's volleyball tournament.

Michael enters the cafe-disco business. Meanwhile, Pam and Jim decide to take a secret trip.

Michael has to mediate a dispute within his new sales team. Meanwhile, trouble brews in the office when several employees take the term "casual" Fridays too loosely.

Early deliveries cause problems for Michael's new paper companies. When Angela enforces the policies, expense reports are problematic.

Early deliveries cause problems for Michael’s new paper companies. When Angela enforces the policies, expense reports are problematic.

Michael hosts a Paper & Pancakes luncheon for his new company. Dwight and Andy pair up for a hunting trip, while Jim is confused when a "rundown" is requested by Charles.

The situation between Jim and his new boss Charles get worse when they are competing in a parking lot soccer game. Michael tries to start his new business, but has trouble leaving his house.

Michael's relationship with the new vice president (guest star Idris Elba) increasingly becomes more tense, as Michael finds an excuse to goof off even more than usual. Meanwhile, Kelly develops a crush and Pam faces the challenge of a new copier.

Michael has big plans for his 15th anniversary party at Dunder Mifflin, but is in for a shock when the new, no-nonsense Vice President (guest star Idris Elba) has some ideas of his own. Meanwhile, Jim's prank on Dwight has some unexpected results.

Michael causes a huge problem in the office when he comes up with the idea to put "golden tickets" into packages of paper for clients to redeem discounts. Andy, Jim, and Pam give Kevin differing advice on wooing a woman.

It's Valentine's Day at the office. Michael meets a mysterious woman at a Valentine's blood drive. Dwight and Kevin pair up with single women at the office "Lonely Hearts Party." Meanwhile, Jim and Pam are banished from the office for being too publicly affectionate, and have an awkward lunch with Phyllis and Bob.

Michael and Pam continue their tour of the branches with Michael taking a lesson from their visit to Utica. Dwight and Jim struggle to fulfill their new party planning duties with a grumpy staff. Angela's new cat causes a stir. Second of two parts.

Michael goes on a speaking tour of the other branches to explain Scranton's relative success, accompanied by his driver, Pam. Back at the office, Dwight and Jim - now heads of the party planning committee - forget a birthday, with severe consequences. Meanwhile, Andy falls for someone he should not. First of two parts.

When Dwight's fire-safety seminar causes trouble, he decides to help calm the other workers. Michael discovers he's the main office stressor, so decides to hold a roast, in order to make them feel more comfortable around him. While watching a bootleg video, Andy believes that Jim and Pam are film gurus.

Michael and Dwight go undercover to do a bit of industrial espionage on a paper company competitor. Meanwhile, the rest of the office holds a debate to settle the question: is Hilary Swank hot?

The office is on eggshells because Andy still hasn't found out about fiancee Angela's affair with Dwight. When Michael spills the beans, Dwight and Andy take matters into their own hands. Meanwhile, Michael is nervous about being called down to corporate for a meeting with Wallace.

Phyllis' Moroccan-themed holiday party goes up in flames when Meredith's hair catches on fire and Michael is forced to deal with the accident. Meanwhile, Dwight corners the market on the hottest toy of the Christmas season.

Oscar informs Michael that the office must spend a $4300 surplus or lose it in next year's budget. When Michael opens up the floor for suggestions, factions break out and officemates square off against one another to get what they want. Meanwhile, Dwight takes Angela and Andy to Schrute Farms to work on their wedding plans.

Someone makes a big mess in the microwave at the office and won't clean it up. Also, Michael must deal with the fact that personnel changes have been made in his staff without his knowledge.

Michael is sent on a business trip to Canada and brings Oscar and Andy along with him. Meanwhile, Jim counts down the days until Pam is done with art school.

Dwight and Jim are shocked when they get the results of the annual customer survey report. Pam and Jim decide they want to spend every minute together using their bluetooth phones. Meanwhile, Angela and Andy pick an unusual location for their wedding.

Incorrectly assuming that Halloween at corporate is like Halloween in Scranton, Pam wears a costume to work. Michael and Holly take a trip together to New Hampshire after learning some big news from the corporate office. Back in Scranton, Dwight finds ways to annoy Andy.

Pam's art school is expensive, so Michael helps out by getting her a part time job at corporate to pay for her classes. The Scranton branch is robbed, and Michael decides the best way to replace all the stolen items is to hold an auction.

Michael practices for the birth of Jan's baby by having Dwight go over possible birthing scenarios. Meanwhile, Michael tells Holly that he will pretend to dislike her for Jan's benefit.

Holly leads a business ethics seminar as a result of Ryan's scandal, and when Michael encourages everyone to share their own unethical work behaviors, Meredith reveals something shocking. Meanwhile, Jim observes Dwight to see if he wastes company time.

The staff spends their summer competing in a weight loss challenge, and they become obsessed with diet and exercise. Michael and the new H.R. representative, Holly, build their new friendship while Jim finds himself missing Pam, who's busy pursuing her education in New York City. Andy and Angela deal with the repercussions from their recent engagement.

Toby is leaving for Costa Rica, and of course Michael wants to throw a goodbye party to express his happiness. The task of party-planning falls to Phyllis when Angela tires of Michael's ridiculous demands. Dwight and Meredith haze Holly, the new HR representative, while Michael tries to woo her.

Michael, Pam, Darryl and Oscar man a booth at a job fair to recruit a summer intern. Back at the office, Dwight finds himself in a strange situation when everyone leaves except for Angela and himself. Meanwhile, Jim does everything he can to make a sale while out on the golf course.

Michael gets tired of Stanley's sass, and tries to "adjust his attitude" a little. Meanwhile, Dwight capitalizes on a mistake of Andy's, and after Pam spends a night at Jim's place, she forgets her contact solution and has to wear her glasses to the office.

Michael and Dwight drive up to the big city to hang out with Ryan and get a taste of the New York nightlife. Meanwhile, Jim's brilliant plan to get everyone's extra Saturday work done on Friday night backfires.

Michael becomes enamored with an office supply catalog model, which convinces him that he's ready to start dating again. Meanwhile, Andy and Kevin fight to earn back the Dunder Mifflin parking spaces that were taken by other businesses in their building, and Jim and Pam discuss the future of their relationship.

Jim and Pam are tricked into attending a dinner party hosted by Michael and Jan. Dwight becomes increasingly jealous when he learns that Andy and Angela were invited to Michael's as a couple, and that he was not invited at all.

Jan sues Dunder Mifflin for wrongful termination, so Michael must find a way to please both his girlfriend and the company he loves. Back at the office, Kelly smack-talks Pam when Darryl beats Jim at ping-pong. Tired of her insults, Pam finds a way for Jim to improve his skills.

When Michael learns he was excluded from Ryan's wilderness retreat, he goes off alone into the woods to prove to himself that he can survive. Back at the office, Jim is in charge and upsets the staff when he tries to combine several individual birthday parties into one large one.

When Karen tells Michael that she's luring Stanley to the Utica branch, Michael isn't going to let Stanley go without a fight. Unable to offer him the same salary that Karen can, Michael and Dwight instead declare war on Utica, dragging Jim along for the ride. Back at the office, the exclusive "Finer Things Club" stirs up some friction.

The Dunder Mifflin is making a local advertisement for the paper company, and Michael dismisses the hired pros, and instead encourages his crew to be creative. Meanwhile, Dwight deals with the pain of losing Angela by retreating into Second Life.

Michael discovers that Jan's taste for luxury is putting him in debt, and he must sacrifice his pride and take on another job. Meanwhile, Pam and Jim visit a bed and breakfast that also happens to be the Schrute family farm.

The day the new Dunder Mifflin Infinity website debuts, Michael is excited to attend the VIP launch party in New York. Angela, still angry at Dwight and mourning her dead cat, plans a satellite party for the Scranton crew. Meanwhile Dwight sets out to prove he can sell more paper in one day than the website can.

Ryan returns to the Scranton branch and encounters resistance when he tries to introduce new technology to the crew. Michael wants to prove that a personal touch will win back his ex-clients and succeed where technology fails. Angela makes a decision about her relationship with Dwight.

When Michael accidentally hits an employee with his car, he distracts everyone by organizing a charity "fun run" to benefit rabies victims. Meanwhile, though Pam and Jim's relationship appears to have moved to a new level, Angela is afraid that Dwight has betrayed her trust.

Kevin pursues a unique solution in an effort to pay back his looming gambling debts.

In Scranton, Dwight's new regime institutes sweeping reforms, Pam plays an interesting role, and Jan comes in with exciting news.

In the aftermath of the beach trip, Pam is teased about her emotional speech to Jim, while Michael, Jim and Karen head up to New York for their corporate interviews. Karen and Jim discuss what it would mean to their relationship if one of them were to get the job, and Jan does her best to win back Michael's affections. Meanwhile, Dwight prepares to become the next manager of the Scranton office.

Everyone is excited to get a day at the beach, but then discovers what Michael really has planned is a Survivor-like contest to choose his replacement. Pam finds the courage to speak up about some things on her mind, and Karen and Jim make plans to go on a job interview.

When a flasher surprises Phyllis in the Dunder Mifflin parking lot, Dwight does all he can to hunt down the offender and protect the ladies. Michael takes the ladies to the mall for some "girl time," while the guys, back at the office, explore the women's restroom.

A shipment of Dunder Mifflin paper with an obscene watermark slips through quality control, and the office flies into a panic. Michael thinks it's best to call in the media and tackle the issue head on, while everyone else helps deliver personal apologies to clients.

Andy returns from his anger management training courses with a brand new attitude and outlook on life in the office. The Dunder Mifflin employees are also subjected to Safety Training, though not everyone agrees on exactly what the true dangers of the workplace are.

Darryl wants a pay raise, and meets with Michael to discuss it, who in turn visits Jan to negotiate his own pay increase. Meanwhile, Roy acts out on his anger towards Jim, and Dwight saves the day.

Michael and Jan make their relationship public at a cocktail party hosted by the Dunder Mifflin CFO. Jim and Karen also attend, where she plays a Halpert-style joke on him. Back in Scranton, the gang goes out for Happy Hour, and Pam tells Roy something that makes him incredibly angry.

Ryan asks Michael to come and speak to his business class for extra credit, with embarrassing results. Meanwhile, back at the office, the crew must get rid of a bat that flies inside, Jim and Karen play a prank on Dwight, and Pam invites everyone to her very first art show.

Michael is asked to perform a prestigious task at Phyllis' wedding, but is upset when his help is suddenly no longer needed, and acts like a child when the attention of the guests isn't focused on him. Meanwhile, Dwight takes it upon himself to bust any wedding crashers, and Pam experiences a strange sense of deja-vu when she notices the details of the wedding.

Todd Packer convinces Michael to liven up the wedding showers for Bob Vance and Phyllis by hiring a stripper, and Ben Franklin. Karen confronts Pam about her history with Jim.

When Oscar returns from his three-month vacation, Michael insists on throwing him a "welcome back" party. Dwight has taken a job at Staples since Michael questioned his loyalty, and the staff finds they actually miss him. Karen feels insecure now that she knows that Jim once had romantic feelings for Pam.

Everyone on the sales staff learns something when they team up into pairs to make sales calls. Angela misses an important deadline, and her secret relationship with Dwight is in danger of being discovered when he covers for her.

Michael returns home from his Jamaican vacation, and tries to bring the spirit of the island to the office. Gossip flares up when a racy photo of Michael and Jan is forwarded throughout the Dunder Mifflin offices. Meanwhile, Jim and Karen are having their first fight as a couple, and Pam offers her two cents.

Carol dumps Michael, and Andy tries to cheer him up with a trip to a Benihana restaurant, where they drink sake and hit on the waitresses. Meanwhile, back at the office, Karen challenges Angela by forming a second party committee, and planning a second Christmas party with Pam's help.

Michael lectures everyone on racism when he learns that one of the new employees is a former convict. The staff makes comparisons between the office and a prison, prompting Michael to form a new alter-ego, "Prison Mike." Meanwhile, Andy has his eye on all the pretty ladies in the office, and Jim gives him a little advice on how to score.

The day finally arrives when the Scranton branch and the Stamford branch merge, and Michael makes sure the new folks get a typical Michael Scott welcome. Jim has to readjust to being back in the old office and seeing the people he left behind when he transferred.

Michael tries to ease his employees' fears when Jan informs him that the Scranton branch will have to shut down. Everyone on the staff considers how this will change their lives, for better or worse.

Kelly invites everyone to a Diwali celebration so they can have a night out and learn about Indian culture and the Hindu Festival of Lights. At the event, the gang samples Indian cuisine, Ryan has to meet Kelly's parents, and Michael asks Carol an important question. Over at the Stamford branch, Andy, Karen and Jim work a late night and indulge in a little drinking at the office.

Dwight takes Ryan under his wing and puts him through a strange set of challenges designed to increase his sales skills. One of these tests involves a stop at the Schrute family's beet farm. Meanwhile, Jan instructs Pam to keeps a log of Michael's activities for the day, and Jim begins to fit in at Stamford.

When the former regional manager passes away, Michael is upset that the staff is not reacting with his level of grief, so he forces them to sit and discuss it. Over at the Stamford branch, Jim and Karen go on a quest to find her favorite brand of potato chips.

When Jan busts Michael for forcing the staff to participate in "Movie Monday," Angela encourages Dwight to try to steal Michael's job. Pam buys some pretty new clothes and Kelly talks her into trying them on at work. Meanwhile, at the Stamford branch, the staff does team-building through video games, but Jim's lack of skills holds them back.

Michael and Dwight attend a conference in Philadelphia where they reunite with former officemate Jim. Michael attempts to host a party in his hotel room, and feels sorry for himself when no one but Dwight seems to want his friendship. Back in Scranton, Kelly sets Pam up on a double date with Ryan and herself.

The Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch goes on without Jim, while he adjusts to his new life and job in the Stamford branch. Michael unintentionally outs a gay employee much to the dismay of the company, which fears a lawsuit.

Dunder Mifflin hosts a Casino Night in their warehouse for charity. The gambling and alcohol create a festive atmosphere for the staff, while Michael invites two women to be his date, and Jim makes a bold move to express his feelings to Pam.

Michael takes on the job of office mediator, and he creates more conflicts than he resolves. Everyone's secret, hidden feelings get aired out in public.

Dwight finds half of a joint in the parking lot, and since he's a volunteer sheriff, he takes it upon himself to seek out the pot-smoking culprit. As he investigates, a situation arises that forces Michael to borrow something very personal from Dwight. Meanwhile, Pam puts a jinx on Jim, and he cannot speak.

Michael's birthday arrives, but everyone ignores his special day because they're more concerned about poor Kevin, who's anxiously awaiting his medical test results. Pam and Jim sneak out to the store to purchase some party supplies, and the staff takes a trip to the local ice skating rink.

It's a crazy day at Dunder Mifflin when several employees bring their children in for "Take Your Daughter to Work Day." Meredith's son pushes Dwight's buttons, Michael forms an unlikely friendship with Toby's daughter, and Pam tries to get just one kid to like her.

When Dwight must give a speech as the Dunder Mifflin Salesman of the Year, he turns to Michael and Jim for advice on how to overcome his fear of public speaking. The staff battles for control of the office thermostat, and as Pam plans her wedding, Jim plans a vacation away from Scranton.

Michael heads up to a meeting at the Dunder Mifflin corporate offices, and of course since it's Valentine's Day, he embarrasses himself and Jan. Back at the Scranton branch, it's like a typical grade-school Valentine's Day, complete with gifts and hurt feelings and disappointment.

Jan arrives at the Scranton branch to lead a "women in the workplace" seminar for the ladies of Dunder Mifflin. Michael, upset that he is excluded from this event, leads his own male bonding workshop down in the warehouse.

Someone leaves a nasty mess on the carpet in Michael's office, which shakes his illusion of being loved by the staff. To try to re-gain his popularity and seem like a regular guy, he takes back his old desk among the sales team (where Jim sits) and initiates a sales contest to rally the troops. Jim is displaced from his seat and has to sit in the back next to chatty Kelly, and away from Pam.

Jim pals around with Michael so that he can be sure his crush on Pam won't be revealed to everyone else in the office. Unfortunately for Jim, this means a trip to Hooters. Meanwhile, Dwight suspects Oscar is faking illness to skip work, and his investigation turns up some interesting information about Oscar's personal life.

When Michael has an accident with his George Foreman grill, he acts like a petulant child and even declares that he's disabled. Dwight, in an attempt to help him, has an accident of his own and undergoes a few personality changes.

Michael surprises the staff by taking them on a "motivational" lake cruise, but he doesn't want to submit to the ship captain's authority. Meanwhile, Pam and Roy set a date for their wedding, and Jim makes a decision regarding Katy.

Michael tries to liven up the office Christmas party by suggesting a game of "Yankee Swap," but he wants to use the Secret Santa gifts the staff already purchased for each other. While most of the staff wants the iPod that Michael brought (and exceeded the gift price limit to purchase), Dwight has his eye on the very personal gift that Jim brought for Pam.

Michael begins to spy on his employees by reading their e-mails, which angers the entire staff. He learns that he wasn't invited to Jim's barbecue, but goes anyway, uninvited. Meanwhile, Pam suspects there may be something going on between Dwight and Angela.

It's performance review day, and the staff at the Scranton branch must discuss their work performances with Michael; however, Michael is distracted because he knows Jan will be reviewing his own work performance as well. In the meantime, he prepares for his review by going through the employee suggestion box.

Michael and Jan try to woo a new, important client over a meal at Chili's, and Jan is surprised at Michael's salesmanship. Meanwhile, back at the office, Jim discovers an original screenplay that Michael wrote, and the staff has a good time acting it out.

After Dwight karate punches Michael, Jim organizes a lunchtime rematch at Dwight's dojo where Pam becomes annoyed when Jim gets too friendly.

While the Office staff is distracted by their Halloween costumes and festivities, Michael must decide which office member he will lay off to meet the company's downsizing goals. As a joke, Jim and Pam upload Dwight's resume on several job-search websites, and Pam suggests perhaps Jim could get a higher-paying job somewhere else, too.

When a fire unexpectedly causes the Dunder Mifflin staff to evacuate into the parking lot, they play games to pass the time. Dwight becomes jealous when Michael lavishes his attention on Ryan the temp worker, and proves he would sacrifice himself to make Michael happy.

Michael spends the day out of the office to close the deal on his new condo, but he gets a case of cold feet. With Michael and Dwight away, Jim and Pam encourage the rest of the staff to play a series of silly games that transform into an "Office Olympics."

Michael's crude joker of a friend, Todd Packer, drops by the office and shares a tidbit of corporate gossip, annoying everyone. The staff must sit through a video on sexual harassment in the workplace, and Jan and a corporate lawyer stop in to speak with Michael.

The staff heads out to Chili's for their annual awards ceremony, called "The Dundies." Michael hosts the evening's event, where rude award categories and intoxicated co-workers make for a less-than-festive atmosphere.

A pretty woman comes to the office to sell purses, and every man in the office is distracted by her beauty. Each attempts to win her affections with a favor or a smooth line, but only one lucky man can get a date with the purse girl.

Michael organizes a basketball competition - the office workers against the warehouse staff, with the losing team having to work on Saturday. Jim is eager to show off his athletic skills to Pam, even though she is cheering for her fiancé, Roy.

When the staff hears rumors that the Scranton branch will be downsized, Michael tries to distract everyone by throwing a birthday party even though the nearest birthday is a month away. Dwight, trying to protect himself from the downsizing, tries to forge an alliance with Jim. Meanwhile, Michael surprises everyone by pledging a very generous amount to a charity event.

Michael, who doesn’t want to risk being unpopular with the staff, delegates the job of choosing a cheaper health care plan to Dwight. When Dwight begins to ask the staff personal medical questions, Jim and Pam fight back.

Due to Michael’s inappropriate workplace comments, the office staff must sit through a seminar on diversity and racial tolerance. Offended at having to give up control, Michael leads his own workshop on the topic and manages to offend everyone even further. Meanwhile, Jim tries to make his biggest sale of the year.

When manager Michael Scott learns his branch may be downsized, he tries unsuccessfully to hide this information from his staff. Meanwhile, sales representative Jim flirts with Pam, the pretty receptionist, and deals with Dwight, the annoying and arrogant worker who sits next to him. It's all captured by the documentary film crew who observes the office in their daily routines.