The Office: Superfan Episodes Season 2

Michael hosts the office's raunchy awards ceremony; Dwight investigates writing on the wall of the women's bathroom.

Following the forced departure of the company's CFO, the office reviews its sexual harassment policy. Meanwhile, Pam anxiously awaits her mother's visit to the office.

Ready to finalize his deal for a new condo, Michael is away with Dwight while Jim rallies the staff together for office games.

A kitchen fire relegates the crew to the parking lot as help arrives. Meanwhile, Jim has a girlfriend, Katy, which makes Pam a bit jealous despite being engaged.

Michael is pressured by corporate to fire someone, which puts a damper on the office Halloween party.

Jim rallies the staff together to witness a showdown between Michael and Dwight at Dwight's martial arts school.

With Michael and Jan Levinson-Gould away from the office to land a new client, the staff discovers an unproduced screenplay in Michael's office. Jim and Pam have a date that isn't really a date.

Instead of talking to his employees about their work, Michael uses their annual review time to gather feedback on his "relationship" with Jan.

Michael decides to set up e-mail surveillance for all company e-mail, and discovers that Jim has invited everyone over for a barbecue except him. Pam thinks Dwight and Angela could be a couple.

Secret Santa is ruined by Michael's childish attitude, which further complicates matters at a boring office Christmas party. Jim buys Pam a teapot for Secret Santa, accompanied by a letter. Will he confess his feelings to her?

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.

Michael accidentally injures his foot on his George Foreman Grill, asking constant attention from the office, distracting everyone from the real injured, Dwight.

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

Michael questions the loyalty of his troops and his sales acumen after a nasty prank; Jim has a nightmare day.

Michael brokers a "Men in the Workplace" summit between the officemates and the warehouse workers; Roy confronts Jim.

Michael waxes poetic about NYC during a corporate trip; the officemates have contrasting Valentine's Day experiences.

Dwight brags about an award and gets shaky advice for his keynote speech; a thermostat war breaks out at the office.

Michael is brought back to his childhood during "Daughters' Day" at the office; Jim shows he's great with kids.

The officemates celebrate Michael's birthday at an ice rink amid Kevin's potential cancer diagnosis.

Dwight finds half a joint and launches a probe; Michael goes on an epic anti-drug tirade; Jim suffers under Pam's jinx.

Photo day at the office turns into a nasty airing of grievances when Michael introduces his brand of conflict mediation.

Two women compete for Michael's attention during Dunder Mifflin's casino night; Kevin gets a music gig; Jim goes all in.