Michael's computer friend Harvey insults Jim and botches a joke
Michael introduces Harvey, a computer that says Jim sucks and hits on Pam; Pam and Jim gleefully seize on a misspoken line about Long Tim.
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Michael introduces Harvey, a computer that says Jim sucks and hits on Pam; Pam and Jim gleefully seize on a misspoken line about Long Tim.
Dwight shows up late, Andy picks Michael first, Stanley tries to pass, then Michael casts the pairs as Amazing Race teams with no prize at stake.
Andy tells the camera his gift is wearing people down, then gets Michael to explain why Dwight does his laundry and leans on the betrayal.
Andy flatters Michael's Scranton team as Super Friends and slips in that Dwight's only power is lateness, then admits his plan is slow going.
Andy one-ups the client's fishing photo, overrides Michael's small-company pitch with Wall Street talk, and Michael saves the meeting before Andy gushes.
Asked why she's so happy, Angela tells a thinly veiled story about a friend whose late corporate paperwork a gallant man drove to New York.
Andy apologizes for the blown call and claims everyone in the office says Schruted it for an irreversible screwup, origin unknown.
Stanley hands the meeting to Ryan and starts his crossword; Ryan manages a few hellos and some discounts, and Stanley later compares him to a baby niece.
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.
After a pleasant sales day, Karen hears that Jim was stuck on Pam for so long that no one thought he'd get over her.
Andy shows Michael a toll receipt from New York stamped early that morning; Michael suspects Dwight saw Jan and fumbles a famous saying.
Dwight signed in at corporate as Beeswax Not Yours, Inc.; he blames a rooster, won't explain, and Michael demands answers by day's end.
Karen asks Jim point blank; he admits he told Pam about a crush before he left and she did not feel the same, and says he is glad Karen is here.
Dwight steps down to spend time with family, warns that we all shall fall, leaves his belongings to Michael, and mourns his dream of dying at his desk.

Every The Office moment featuring Michael Scott, in story order. Played by Steve Carell.

Every The Office moment featuring Dwight Schrute, in story order. Played by Rainn Wilson.

Every The Office moment featuring Pam Beesly, in story order. Played by Jenna Fischer.

Every The Office moment featuring Jim Halpert, in story order. Played by John Krasinski.

Every The Office moment featuring Ryan Howard, in story order. Played by B.J. Novak.

Every The Office moment featuring Angela Martin, in story order. Played by Angela Kinsey.

Every The Office moment featuring Stanley Hudson, in story order. Played by Leslie David Baker.

Every The Office moment featuring Kelly Kapoor, in story order. Played by Mindy Kaling.

Every The Office moment featuring Phyllis Lapin, in story order. Played by Phyllis Smith.

Every The Office moment featuring Andy Bernard, in story order. Played by Ed Helms.
Every The Office moment featuring Karen Filippelli, in story order.