
Toby's PDA memo outs Jim and Pam, and Michael celebrates
Michael assumes Toby's PDA memo targets him and Jan; it's about Jim and Pam, who confirm they're together as Michael throws an impromptu ceremony.
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Michael assumes Toby's PDA memo targets him and Jan; it's about Jim and Pam, who confirm they're together as Michael throws an impromptu ceremony.

While decorating, Michael lands a 'that's what she said' and insists it was unplanned, then rattles off more setups he's been saving.

Dwight presents a trapped barn cat as a replacement for Sprinkles, touting its raccoon kills. Angela wants only Sprinkles.

Michael greets Ryan's new beard with Miami Vice bits and 'fire guy' jokes until Ryan snaps; Michael later reads it as a secret sign of love.

Ryan unveils a new website and BlackBerries for all; Dwight calls them pointless, Andy offers a name, and Kelly asks to discuss their relationship.

Pam's big secret about Dwight and Angela turns out to be old news to Jim; then a coworker barges in with a crack about assigning clients.

Michael fishes for business as usual and Ryan says to prepare for change; Michael compares him to a foreign exchange 'brother' who took his jeans.

Kelly boasts about dating, fumbles a BlackBerry, then demands Ryan say he cares; when he pulls rank, she announces she's pregnant.

Jan and Ryan trade barbs over her old job; then Jan explains age discrimination lawsuits and Michael realizes older people have rights.

Creed claims he'll be 30, and Michael declares new ideas illegal under age-discrimination law, with reused slides from an old seminar.

After a mock insult, Michael introduces co-founder Robert Dunder, who rambles through company history while Dwight boasts of family longevity.

An awkward silent dinner ends with Angela saying she sees Sprinkles every time she looks at Dwight; he offers a sales trick to save it.

Michael rallies the office to win back clients with snack baskets, Phyllis calls it stupid, a cash basket is floated, and Dwight begs to join.

Ryan tells a Vince Vaughn story, then Andy lists Ryan's money, clothes and luck with women and tells Jim he needs lessons.

Their gift basket pitch to an ex-client turns into a lovelorn plea; Larry cares about price and the rival website.

Michael flatters a former client and pleads; Dwight treats it like a lost romance, and only a promise of the new website gets a maybe.

Trusting the navigation, Michael turns right off the road into Lake Scranton over Dwight's protests; they escape the car and vow to take a stand.

Ryan praises Pam's logo mock-up and asks her out; she tells him she's dating Jim, leaving him flustered.

Dripping from the lake, the pair reclaim a basket from Aaron's office, sit on his leather couches and hunt for missing chocolate turtles.

Michael announces he drove into a lake because of Ryan's technology and declares victory; Ryan reflects on his own rise.

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 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 Andy Bernard, in story order. Played by Ed Helms.

Every The Office moment featuring Toby Flenderson, in story order.

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

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