Michael falls for the woman in the chair catalogue
Three weeks into picking a chair, Michael is smitten with the model on Page 85 and announces she is the template for anyone setting him up.
S4E10 · Chair Model
12 moments · 15 min of essential viewing in a 22-minute episode.
Moments, in order
Michael grills Phyllis about her friend and a rowboat
Michael asks the office to set him up, then interrogates Phyllis about her single friend Sandy until she admits Sandy could not share a rowboat.
Michael's formal plea for a date, with index cards
Declaring himself a catch who needs love, Michael orders every employee to write down an eligible woman's name within the hour or be fired.
Michael calls Kevin's hot redhead Wendy, and reaches Wendy's
Michael dials the number on Kevin's card hoping for a date and ends up trying to order a Frosty and a baked potato over the phone.
Dwight tracks down the chair model and finds she is dead
Dwight vows to bring Michael the catalogue woman, traces her through the photographer and agency, and bluntly reports she died in a car accident.
Kevin explains the Five Families of the business park
Kevin lays out the bosses of the Scranton Business Park like a mob roster to fix the parking problem, while Michael is busy with his date.
Michael's blind date with Pam's landlady goes sideways
Dwight spots the wrong woman, then Michael bores his date with rent-check small talk, shows her the chair model and calls her a sweet old lady.
Andy and Kevin win back the parking spaces
Andy introduces himself and his associate to the park's bosses, Kevin pleads the parking case, and the spaces are handed back in seconds.
Jim warns Pam that his proposal will kick her ass
After Michael insults her landlady and gets Pam evicted, Jim floats moving in, then promises a surprise proposal she should stay sharp for.
Michael seeks closure for the chair model with Dwight
Michael learns how the model died, gives up on a perfect person waiting for him, and Dwight advises waiting for next year's catalogue.
Jim fakes a proposal by tying his shoe
Jim asks Pam to wait while he ties his shoe; she thinks it is the proposal, and he plays innocent.
A farewell song for the chair model lady
A mournful improvised goodbye to the chair model rolls into a sing-along of rock 'n' roll lyrics.
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