Roy arrives and Pam skips the after-work drinks
Pam's fiance Roy collects her, she explains their three-year engagement, and Jim quietly wonders whether he'll be invited to the wedding.
Every The Office moment featuring Roy Anderson, in story order.
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Pam's fiance Roy collects her, she explains their three-year engagement, and Jim quietly wonders whether he'll be invited to the wedding.
Jim hopes to walk Pam out, but she's leaving with Roy; a small, telling exchange to close the pilot.
Jim's whispered plan to send Dwight undercover is interrupted, he confesses the alliance prank, and Dwight disowns him, then gloats.
Michael shows Ryan the warehouse, explains Darryl's long nickname, needles Roy, and goads the crew into a lunchtime game.
Michael's 'friendly game' pep talk, a shirts-or-skins debate, Pam's loaded jump ball, and Michael lost in the zone between misses.
Michael takes a hit, rules it a flagrant foul and ends the game, learns his side was ahead, then caves when the warehouse won't work Saturday.
Michael shares his two rules on office romance, then pushes Jim toward Katy, and Jim's answer gets under Kevin's skin.
Pam's 'longest engagement' Dundie replays and she calls the joke lazy; Dwight shuts the women's bathroom, and Michael invites families to the best Dundies ever.
Her group heads to Poor Richard's but Pam stays; Phyllis's Busiest Beaver trophy is misprinted and Michael brings out his character Ping.
Pam proudly shows her mom around reception and greets her dinner date, until her mom quietly asks which one is Jim.
Roy can't recall Angela's name, Jim picks Kevin, and Dwight dashes back into the building to fetch Michael's cell phone.
Roy stays for Daryl's snorkel shot, so Pam goes out on deck with Jim, admits she doesn't always get Roy, and asks about his cheerleader.
Roy announces in front of everyone that he and Pam should marry June 10th; Michael claims credit and offers to marry them on the spot.
Michael tours the warehouse for the camera, botches a celebrity couple name for Roy and Pam, and declares himself collar-blind.
Roy brings up the rumor that Jim liked Pam, says he trusts it is over, and keeps asking whether they are cool.
Shushing complaints and girlfriend gripes turn into talk of unequal pay and a union, which Michael ends up cheering on.
Dwight explains how women are like wolves to be trapped and tamed, and Pam, giftless all day, gets a crude consolation offer from Roy.
Outside, Jan wonders aloud why she hooked up with Michael and asks Jim about his transfer. Creed wins the fridge, and Roy leaves Jim to watch Pam.
Pam explains she called off the wedding and froze the food; Roy admits he hit bottom and wants her back; a coworker now owns two toasters.
Pam invites Roy to happy hour despite his Jet Ski woes, Karen tells Jim boyfriends come to things, and Pam declares a new honesty.
At happy hour Pam reads Roy perfectly in a quarter-hiding game, then Creed explains the fake ID company he runs from his car.
Pam asks Roy for a fresh start with no secrets and tells him she kissed Jim; Roy explodes and wrecks the bar.
Roy says he paid off the damage with all his Jet Ski money, then announces what he plans to do to Jim Halpert.