Kelly walks in on Michael's convenience-store act
Michael urges people to push the stereotypes further, then greets a late-arriving Kelly with an accent routine, and it goes badly.

Every The Office moment featuring Kelly Kapoor, in story order. Played by Mindy Kaling.
33 moments · 42 min · by Favseen
Moments 1–30 of 33
Michael urges people to push the stereotypes further, then greets a late-arriving Kelly with an accent routine, and it goes badly.
Pam is stuck reviewing hours of Michael's Dundies tapes; the women laugh at something about Michael on the ladies' room wall and Dwight interrogates Kelly.
Ryan the temp wins Hottest in the Office and has no idea what to do with it; Angela refuses her award and Kelly questions her bowling trophy.
Panicked shouting herds everyone out of the smoky office; Michael explains why he was first out, and gives Ryan rule two in the parking lot.
Michael approves new party decorations, then asks accounting to find a full salary in the numbers, and pitches Kelly a better costume idea.
With no ideas to show Jan, Michael digs up a long-forgotten suggestion box and gets corrected by Kelly in front of everyone.
Dwight's surprise lands as Michael shows up uninvited, grabs the karaoke for a duet with Kelly, then tells how he got into improv.
Gift opening: Pam gets her teapot, Ryan an iPod with the price tag on, and Michael, crushed by Phyllis's oven mitt, turns it into Yankee Swap.
Kelly lists everything she thinks is awesome, then pleads with Jim to find out whether Ryan likes her.
Ryan asks Jim whether Kelly wants something long-term or casual, and Kelly tells Jim exactly what to say back.
Jan's sports-term lesson goes sideways when Kelly asks what Michael meant by second base, then Pam tells Jim about the internship.
Kelly breathlessly tells Jim every detail of her night with Ryan and declares she has a boyfriend; Ryan notes the date with dread.
Kelly dreams aloud about dating Ryan forever, then asks him to do something tonight; he says he has plans with friends.
Jim bluntly tells Kelly that Ryan is not into her and invites her to his poker night, and she immediately asks if Ryan can come.
Michael badly misjudges Melissa's age and explains he prefers being the fun uncle; Kelly gushes about babies while Ryan quietly panics.
While Michael hunts for credit for birthday donuts, Kevin reveals he may have skin cancer and Kelly offers unhelpful comfort.
Dwight halts Kelly's party story, demands Ryan's car keys, then lays out the slow legal way to get them. Michael tells him to chill out.
Kelly describes her new low-cut dress to Jim, who cannot answer, and Pam cheerfully lets the conversation go on.
A complaint about Pam's wedding planning is read out, Kelly's gripe about Ryan surfaces, and a claim that Dwight tried a kiss makes him demand a redaction.
Staff pick charities for the prize money; Toby explains why no Boy Scouts are coming, Michael asks why he is the way he is, then tangles himself over AIDS.
An online clothing order arrives, the buyer struggles to explain why she wanted a new look, and Kelly starts chanting for a lunch fashion show.
Dwight forces the bird into a too-small container and cites his farm upbringing; someone else offers a proper box and Dwight volunteers his recorder.
Dwight quizzes Ryan with trick questions about Dunder Mifflin and Michael's fears, orders him to wrestle cousin Mose; Ryan quits as Kelly frets at the office.
Ryan insists his outfit is a kurta, Michael sums up Kelly's party as a Hindu Halloween, and Kelly wants to know why she didn't get one.
Pam says she's too tired to go and has no one to go with, someone pushes Dwight as single, and Michael scolds a monkey-brains joke before wanting some.
Michael promises Stanley Kwanzaa coverage, frets about embarrassment in front of Carol, then lets Kelly explain Diwali, which she cannot.
Kelly snaps at her sisters for mocking Ryan, Pam turns up after all, and Kelly's family argues that a doctor named Wali beats a broke temp.
To beat the big guys on service, they show the client a call left on hold the whole meeting, then dial Kelly, who answers right away.
Michael tells Jan things got out of hand, Kelly needles Pam about Franklin, and Michael decides the rhyming stripper is presidential material.
Heart-disease talk turns into a fat-butt jab and a sea-monster insult; Darryl's crew walks out, and Michael recalls greeting at Men's Wearhouse.