Summary Dwight initiates Ryan into his new job as a salesmen at Dunder Mifflin; Pam is tasked with keeping track of everything Michael does during the day by Jan. Our Take Confident and engaging. The plot moves, the stakes feel real, and the hour flies by.

Summary Michael organizes grief counseling sessions following the death of his old boss, Ed Truck. Our Take Solid, satisfying television. The season’s engine keeps turning and the character work pays.

Summary After Jan discovers Michael has been having “movie Monday’s”, Angela encourages Dwight to make a move for Michael’s job. Our Take A well-built episode with more hits than misses. Worth your time.

Summary Michael and Dwight go to a convention that Jim is also attending; Pam goes on her first date after her engagement. Our Take Confident and engaging. The plot moves, the stakes feel real, and the hour flies by.

Summary Michael finds out that Oscar is gay after Oscar files a complaint when Michael uses a homosexual slur. Our Take Everything The Office does well, done at full power. Genuinely great television.

Summary The office holds a casino night for charity in the warehouse. Our Take A standout hour — the kind of episode that justifies the whole series. The Office at the top of its game.

Summary Michael’s attempt to resolve conflict resolution in the office just leads to more conflict. Our Take A well-built episode with more hits than misses. Worth your time.

Summary After Dwight finds a joint in the office park, he goes overboard with an investigation. Our Take Confident and engaging. The plot moves, the stakes feel real, and the hour flies by.

Summary Michael’s birthday coincides with Kevin awaiting the news to see if he has skin cancer. Our Take Solid, satisfying television. The season’s engine keeps turning and the character work pays.

Summary Staff members bring their children to work. Our Take A strong episode with a couple of wobbles, but The Office keeps its grip throughout.