The Office: Superfan Episodes Episode Rating Graph

Michael struggles with leaving and spends the day trying to have special final moments with each person in the office.

Jim goes to Hooters with Michael to preserve a secret; the team spring-cleans the office; Dwight probes Oscar's absence.

As part of a motivational talk to his employees, Michael forces the entire office to go on a mandatory "booze cruise". Jim and Pam are very emotionally distant from their partners and very close to each other.

Jim embarrasses Pam when he lets a secret slip at their rehearsal dinner; Dwight helps Michael find love at the wedding.

Everyone finds ways to make the day extra special and unique for Michael as he cohosts his final Dundies ceremony.

Everyone gets seated for a unique screening experience of Michael's movie that's been in the works for 11 years.

Michael's philanthropic efforts backfire; Erin seeks mentorship from Pam; Dwight vies for employee of the month.

Chaos ensues before the wedding as Michael and Dwight pursue flings with Pam's relatives and everyone parties too hard.

Everyone takes a break from the office to sell unwanted things; Pam eagerly helps Michael plan a surprise for Holly.

Back from the honeymoon, Jim is caught in the middle when Michael's new relationship causes friction with Pam.

Confronted with declining financial stability, the Michael Scott Paper Company negotiates a buyout with Dunder Mifflin.

Michael unwittingly exposes the company's executive-level spending habits, igniting anger among other employees.

Pam and Ryan have a rough first day at Michael's new paper company; Andy and Dwight attempt to woo the new receptionist.

Erin, Holly and Dwight look for Michael after Jim strands him at a gas station; Pam sparks some in-office creativity.

Andy is desperate when the sales team refuses to help with his seminar; Pam and Oscar try to help Erin win a word game.

Michael becomes passionate about international politics; Pam gets fed up with Dwight's cost-cutting methods.

The office steps up to help Pam endure her final hours before going into labor while Jim becomes increasingly anxious.

Dwight and Andy help Michael handle a potential mafia threat; Erin's presumed jealousy disrupts Jim and Pam's honeymoon.

Old flames rekindle at the annual company picnic; Pam showcases her all-star skills in a volleyball tournament.

Michael tries to entice the office to have fun with a cafe disco; Dwight and Phyllis share a bonding moment.

Pressed to boost the bottom line, Andy finds a novel way to improve sales, while Dwight explores corporate opportunities outside Scranton.

Andy plants the seeds of trying to impress Robert California by throwing a garden party at Schrute Farms. Andy's parents and brother also attend the event, only to make him feel awkward.

Michael is excited about Holly's return until he hears troubling news; Jim is determined to win a snowball fight.

Sabre’s CEO, a no-nonsense former pageant queen, forces a hard decision on Michael and Jim; Andy fails at pursuing Erin.

As the officemates stress over the future of Dunder Mifflin and their jobs, Michael distracts the group with a game.

Michael makes an untimely decision at a birthday lunch for Pam's mom; Andy complicates Dwight's latest plot against Jim.

The office mulls over jokes that should be off-limits after everyone mocks Michael's big splash at a client meeting.

Michael spreads rumors about everyone in the office to feel included; Oscar helps Andy through an identity crisis.

Charles drives a wedge between Dwight and Michael; Jim convinces Andy he needs his unwavering emotional support.

Michael has difficulty accepting positive reactions to the new manager, Deangelo Vickers, and tries to sabotage him.

A documentary crew films Dunder Mifflin's reactions to downsizing rumors; a feud is born between Jim and Dwight.

Andy returns to the office to find Nellie in the manager's chair. Meanwhile, Kelly struggles to choose between Ryan and a new man.

The entire warehouse staff quits after winning the lotto, leaving Andy and Darryl to scramble for replacements while several of the office workers get a taste of the warehouse life.

Andy makes a game-changing decision and takes a road-trip odyssey in the name of romance. Elsewhere, Nellie arrives at the Scranton branch and sets out to seize the manager position.

Robert California forces the office to throw a welcome party for Nellie, but the Party Planning Committee works on ways to sabotage it. Meanwhile, Erin tries to help Andy figure out a way to break up with Jessica.

Andy takes some of the office staff on a field trip to Gettysburg for inspiration. Meanwhile, the rest of the office, under orders from Robert California, are tasked with coming up with a new business idea for Dunder Mifflin. Kevin proposes several ideas that catch California's attention, although they are rather idiotic.

When an investment banker visits, Michael gives an extensive tour while highlighting the office's unique culture.

Erin works to make a spooky, non-childish Halloween party with help from Gabe. Dwight becomes friends with Robert's son, and Pam and Jim debate the existence of ghosts. Meanwhile, Robert tries to figure out everyone's deepest fears.

Unemployed Andy crashes a fundraiser for the Senator and winds up adopting twelve disabled dogs. Dwight discovers that winning an auction means losing money, and Darryl teaches Nellie how to eat a taco.

Deangelo gets carried away playing favorites while trying to assert his authority, causing a divide in the office.

Phyllis sets up Angela with the ideal date; Jim encourages Dwight to card the guests; Michael sits at the bride's table.

Michael tries to best Toby's grief counseling; Pam organizes a bird funeral and encourages staff to attend.

Dwight inspects David Wallace's house; Ryan gets an earful from Stanley; Michael memorializes a special piece of paper.

When Michael convinces Holly to hire Todd Packer, it causes a rift in their relationship and throughout the office.

Dwight installs a Doomsday device that will fire all of the employees and effectively close down the branch if they make too many mistakes. Meanwhile, Gabe attempts to court the new warehouse worker, Val.

Pam trains an attractive temporary worker to take her place while she is on maternity leave, and enlists Dwight's support when she tries to show that Jim finds her replacement attractive. Meanwhile, Robert California surprises Andy, Kevin, and Darryl when he requests to join their band.

Robert California brings his wife into the office for a job, and tells Andy behind her back not to give her one which turns disastrous. Meanwhile, Dwight opens a gym in the building and tries to get Darryl to join it.

Andy attempts to make everyone's Christmas wishes come true, including those of a drunken Erin. Meanwhile, Dwight and Jim are entangled in an escalating prank war wherein one attempts to frame the other.

Jim returns from jury duty, only to have to deal with Dwight's pesky questions about the details of the case. Elsewhere, Angela and her senator beau welcome their baby.

The Florida contingent puts the final touches on the new Sabre store, with Dwight preparing a theatrical presentation in his continuing bid to impress Nellie. Back in Scranton, a red-faced Andy arrives at work with a humiliating injury.

Andy's plan with Michael for Erin backfires; Oscar's parody video inspires everyone to do impersonations of each other.

Dwight helps Michael track down old lovers when he thinks he has herpes; unspoken tensions arise among office romances.

When Gabe invites everyone to a "Glee" watch party he’s hosting with Erin, Michael refuses to admit that he's impressed.

Michael and Dwight practice their pitch to keep the branch from closing; Dwight test-drives the CEO's trampoline.

Pam tries to help Michael focus; Dwight takes Ryan to the Schrute family cemetery; Stanley goes for Pretzel Day seconds.

Pam reintroduces Jim to the team; Michael does a magic trick during orientation; Andy and Dwight jostle for third rank.

A new arrival yields a spectrum of reactions from the office; Kelly and Angela compete for Charles' attention.

The office vies for Charles' attention by pretending to be interested in soccer; Pam helps Michael get through the day.

The new office assistant is terrible, but despite complaints, Michael refuses to fire him; Pam ruins Jim's prank.

Andy enlists Darryl's help to revive his music career; Michael, Dwight and Jim feel threatened by a rival salesman.