Jan breaks the downsizing news while Michael flails and Todd Packer calls
Michael insists corporate never bothers him, loses Jan's faxed agenda, panics over downsizing, and takes a crude call from Todd Packer mid-meeting.
Every The Office moment featuring Jan Levinson, in story order.
53 moments · 1h 24m · by Favseen
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Michael insists corporate never bothers him, loses Jan's faxed agenda, panics over downsizing, and takes a crude call from Todd Packer mid-meeting.
Michael wants the plan with every perk; Jan tells him to pick the cheapest one and deliver the bad news himself.
Still locked in, Dwight phones Jan as acting manager to fire Jim, and is told he manages nothing and never to use her cell again.
Michael begs Jan to come and fund the night; she cites the 05-05-05 party and the tsunami 'fun raiser'. Michael rehearses a Carnac bit, mourning the open bar.
Packer complains about Ryan's driving; Michael tries lawyer jokes on Mr. O'Malley and insists he's only a forwarder, demanding Jan show him the line.
Michael announces no more jokes, cracks one at Jan within seconds, brings in a billboard lawyer, and discovers the lawyer is there to protect him.
Jan preps charts for the Lackawanna County pitch, only to learn Michael swapped the Radisson for Chili's, citing a letter he sent a magazine.
Michael tells staff to wait for his return, pitches a secret signal to Jan, then greets the client and learns her husband Gould is gone.
Michael derails the pitch with an appetizer and has Pam read jokes from his office, where she finds his illustrated screenplay starring himself.
With Jan pressing the bottom line, Michael wishes for a signal, then breaks into the Chili's ribs jingle to win over the client.
Michael pushes Jan to explain her divorce in front of the client; she does, and his attempt at comfort goes badly sideways.
Michael's case that local suppliers care while discount chains don't wins the client over, and he and Jan celebrate the deal.
Jan insists on business only; Michael rambles about being fast but not too fast, then asks a 'business question' about her perfume.
Michael claims he reads suggestions weekly, then pulls out a Y2K question and a serious note from a man who left a year ago.
The suggestions get personal: Toby implies a B.O. note is for Michael, who then hears about his coffee breath, and reaches a note about sleeping with the boss.
Dwight interrupts Michael and Jan to argue for a raise: never late, a copy of Michael's key, deer jerky, and a Smallville quote.
As Jan leaves for New York, Michael begs for the real reason; she lists his flaws, thanks him for that night, and he hears only the good parts.
Jan's seminar for the women is barely started when Michael barges in with thoughts on equality, then lingers at the door.
Michael rallies the men, Toby included, into a clapping session with Jan next door, then leads them down to the warehouse.
Michael ignores a warning to stay off the warehouse lift, while upstairs the women share goals, and he causes a mess the crew must clean.
Asked her dream, Pam describes a terrace with flowers and a love of drawing, and Jan mentions a design training program.
Michael interrupts Jan to raise the union, tells her not to get hysterical, and invokes their history before she sends him away.
Jan's sports-term lesson goes sideways when Kelly asks what Michael meant by second base, then Pam tells Jim about the internship.
After intrusive questions about her divorce, Jan goes downstairs and warns the warehouse a union would close the branch.
Jan admits she is nervous, Josh gives real numbers, and Michael answers with a self-made film about the people business and its awkward staff profiles.
Craig shows up with no numbers and blurts out Michael's secret in front of the CFO; afterwards Jan tells Michael the fallout could cost her job.
Michael tells David it was all his dumb joke and praises Jan's integrity; Jim and Pam say goodnight, and Jan thanks Michael.
Michael's urgent call to Jan turns out to be a fishing trip for birthday wishes, based on a mistaken shared birthday.
Jan warns Michael his branch ranks fourth of five; he answers with an Emeril bam, an Eva Peron line and an invitation, then calls them friends with privileges.
Pam lets Michael flub greetings before connecting calls. He invites his realtor Carol, Jan unexpectedly says she is coming too, and Carol accepts.