
Michael's morning of 'domestic bliss' with Jan
Michael spins losing the New York job into domestic bliss: a breakfast that turns out to be soy milk, and Jan snoring at home.
20 moments · 27 min of essential viewing in a 42-minute episode.

Michael spins losing the New York job into domestic bliss: a breakfast that turns out to be soy milk, and Jan snoring at home.

Jim recounts how Karen left after their breakup and says he's single; Pam calls them good friends again, and coworkers aren't buying it.

Michael breaks news of Meredith's accident in the worst possible phrasing, then reveals he was in the car that hit her.

Michael proposes planting a tree, insists on driving to the hospital despite that morning, then lists his flaws, including hitting people with his car.

Balloons, a tube pulled loose and Creed quizzing her on painkillers, then Michael asks Meredith to forgive him in front of everyone. She refuses.

Back from cat-sitting, Dwight reports the TV was left on and her cat is dead, then explains where the body is now.

Three bad things in one day convince Michael of a curse; he probes for Indian burial grounds and pins it on Toby's free-pizza luck.

Told he cannot ask, Michael flips the objection, and the room goes around naming faiths, from cult leadership advice to a mixed-up question for Kelly.

Dwight argues for putting Meredith out of her misery, spars with an intern, and her chart reveals a bat, raccoon and rat bite history.

Michael sulks about being disliked, Kelly declares God dead, and a brainstorm of hybrid creatures to sacrifice to spirals out of control.

Meredith is getting rabies shots; Michael points out Dwight's bat incident and claims hitting her saved her life. Curse broken.

A coworker mourns that Pam and Jim never got together; Pam tells the camera her love life is nobody's business.

Angela shows photos of her late cat, then confides to Pam her suspicion that Dwight killed Sprinkles; the vet is doing an autopsy.

After some race banter, Pam is confronted with footage, stammers through excuses, and finally confirms she and Jim are together.

Michael says 'come in' while undressed, then lectures Pam on knocking and defends office nudity as art.

Michael shows the face of rabies, recites myths and facts, scolds Darryl for feeding it a peanut, and hands a hired nurse a check.

Michael sprints off like a smarter Forrest Gump, Stanley plots to avoid running, and Michael turns down water for rabies victims.

Mid-race, Dwight tells Angela that as a farmer he put her suffering cat down, gently, and expected a hug. Angela recoils.

Jim and Pam find Michael collapsed and despairing over the world's problems; Pam's honesty spurs him to finish the 5K.

Michael recounts finishing the 5K on fettuccine and no water; in hospital, Meredith tells him she's not mad anymore.

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 Jan Levinson, in story order.

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 Toby Flenderson, in story order.

Every The Office moment featuring Darryl Philbin, in story order.

Every The Office moment featuring Creed Bratton, in story order. Played by Creed Bratton.

Every The Office moment featuring Meredith Palmer, in story order. Played by Kate Flannery.