Michael shows Jim how to close a sale, then tours his kingdom
Michael's masterclass sales call misfires when he calls the client sir, then he introduces the office, needles Pam about faxes and shows off his best-boss mug.
Pam Beesly
Every The Office moment featuring Pam Beesly, in story order. Played by Jenna Fischer.
33 moments · 49 min
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.
Michael welcomes temp Ryan with Three Stooges and a Hitler impression
Michael explains why he won't tell staff about downsizing, then greets new temp Ryan with Moe Howard noises and an ill-judged impression.
Michael's Six Million Dollar Man run to the phone
Michael runs to answer a call making bionic sound effects, then bristles when Pam jokes about deserving a raise too.
The downsizing meeting: Michael promises no one is going anywhere
Dwight demands to be told first, Stanley presses for answers, Pam contradicts Michael, and he swears to protect his office family.
1m 49sMichael ScottDwight SchruteStanley Hudson#assistant to the regional manager#downsizing#staff meeting
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.
Michael fake-fires Pam over Post-it notes as a prank
To impress Ryan, Michael stages a firing for stealing Post-its, lets Pam cry, then reveals the joke and is surprised she isn't amused.
Jim and Pam's awkward goodbye as Roy waits
Jim hopes to walk Pam out, but she's leaving with Roy; a small, telling exchange to close the pilot.
The race-card forehead game
Michael hands out race cards to wear and treat each other by; Dwight goes all in, Pam is pushed to stir the melting pot.
Jim and Pam close out Diversity Day
After the office empties, Pam stirs beside Jim and heads home; despite the lost sale, Jim sums up the day with a smile.
Michael bursts in for messages and declares himself the office doctor
Michael demands messages Pam already gave him, then explains that choosing a healthcare plan makes him a healer, a specialist even.
Michael hides in his office and fakes incoming calls
Michael phones Pam from a few feet away to check on morale, bolts at the first complaint, and pretends to have other calls.
Dwight's workspace: knock first, and cholesterol by willpower
Dwight insists people knock on his temporary workspace, and tells Pam his Schrute genes let him control his cholesterol at will.
Michael dodges the memo by promising a big surprise
Cornered over Dwight's cuts, Michael blames vague orders, promises an end-of-day surprise he hasn't planned, and Dwight hands out a disease form.
Operation Surprise: casinos, a coal mine and invented diseases
Michael hunts for a free casino trip and asks a coal mine whether its elevator counts as a ride, while back at the office Jim and Pam invent new diseases.
Jim locks Dwight in his own workspace and chats with Pam
Dwight interrogates Jim over a cereal-themed disease, so Jim pockets his keys, locks him in, and takes a leisurely call from Pam.
Michael's surprise party for a birthday a month away
Michael launches Operation Morale Improvement with a drum roll, picks Meredith's next-month birthday, and does a Star Trek bit at Pam.
The party planning committee fights over streamer colours
Angela, Phyllis and Pam deadlock over streamers, Michael shows off his planners, then pushes an ice cream cake on a dairy-allergic guest.
Dwight asks Jim to form a secret alliance
Fearing downsizing, Dwight proposes an alliance and Jim cannot believe his luck, then uses it to flirt with Pam in plain sight.
Pam feeds fake gossip to Dwight in his box
Michael tells dairy-allergic Meredith how good her cake is, while Jim sends Pam downstairs to stage a phone call beside Dwight's box.
Michael's birthday card jokes bomb
Meredith reads the card aloud, Michael's downsizing pun falls flat, and his backup old-age jokes only make it worse.
Dwight betrays Jim when the prank is caught
Jim's whispered plan to send Dwight undercover is interrupted, he confesses the alliance prank, and Dwight disowns him, then gloats.
Dwight is benched and given the weekend calendar
Michael keeps Dwight off the team and hands him the Saturday work schedule instead, and the tiny promotion goes straight to his head.
1m 40sDwight SchruteMichael ScottJim Halpert#assistant to the regional manager#power trip#talking head
Michael's tour of the warehouse ends in a challenge
Michael shows Ryan the warehouse, explains Darryl's long nickname, needles Roy, and goads the crew into a lunchtime game.
Michael recruits a cheerleader and clarifies 'gay'
Michael asks Pam to cheer in pigtails, warns his team about playing badly with an unfortunate word, and sidelines Angela as an alternate.
Jim and Pam trade trash talk about Saturday
Jim hopes to impress, Pam backs Roy, and Jim invites her to the outlet mall if her fiance ends up working.
Tip-off and Michael the basketball machine
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 meets Katy the purse saleswoman
After Dwight's ideas for motivating staff, Michael refuses a vendor, then meets Katy and hands her the conference room for the day.
Kevin needles Pam and Dwight sizes up Katy
Kevin makes a rude comparison to Pam, and Dwight lists Katy's qualities in a talking head about the future of the Schrute line.
Michael introduces Katy around the office
Michael tours Katy past Oscar with an old joke and overshares about Toby's divorce while Pam observes from the side.
Jim reveals his type: moms
Michael shares his two rules on office romance, then pushes Jim toward Katy, and Jim's answer gets under Kevin's skin.
Jim coaches Dwight into buying a purse
Jim talks Dwight into wooing Katy and sells him on purses for men, then he and Pam watch Dwight stress-test the merchandise.
Jim and Pam compare weekend plans
Bored Pam visits Jim, who jokes about big plans with Katy; her own plans with Roy sound much less exciting.