The Office Season 2

Michael hosts his annual Dundie Awards ceremony at a local Chili's restaurant, where the staff dreads his offensive comedy routine. After getting drunk, Pam kisses Jim on the lips and the whole group gets banned from the restaurant.

Michael's crude best friend Todd Packer visits the office, leading to even more inappropriate behavior than usual. Corporate sends a sexual harassment warning, and Jan threatens to fire Michael if he doesn't comply with company policy.

While Michael is away closing on his new condo with Dwight, Jim and Pam invent office games with yogurt-lid medals. Michael returns and Jim and Pam present him with a gold medal in a surprisingly sincere ceremony for his new condo purchase.

Ryan starts a fire in the kitchen with a cheese pita, forcing everyone into the parking lot for the day. Michael uses the downtime to mentor Ryan while the staff plays "Desert Island" and Jim realizes Pam doesn't consider him her desert island pick.

Corporate orders Michael to fire someone by the end of Halloween, but he agonizes over the decision all day. He finally fires Devon, who retaliates by egging Michael's car, while Jim secretly applies for a transfer to the Stamford branch.

Dwight's constant bragging about his karate skills leads to a lunchtime sparring match between Michael and Dwight at Dwight's dojo. Michael wins the fight but Dwight is devastated, and the outing brings Jim and Pam closer together.

Michael and Jan meet a potential client at Chili's, where Michael's unconventional approach surprisingly lands the deal. Back at the office, Jim finds Michael's movie screenplay "Threat Level Midnight" and the staff reads it aloud, mocking every scene.

Michael conducts employee performance reviews but is distracted by his growing feelings for Jan after their Chili's dinner. He reads old suggestion box complaints aloud to the staff, and Dwight falls for Jim's prank about what day of the week it is.

Michael begins monitoring employee emails and discovers he's the only one not invited to Jim's barbecue. He crashes the party uninvited and performs an awkward karaoke duet, while Jim suspects that Dwight and Angela are secretly dating.

Michael buys an expensive iPod for his Secret Santa gift to Ryan, then forces everyone into a Yankee Swap when he receives a handmade oven mitt in return. The chaotic gift exchange reveals Jim's thoughtful teapot gift for Pam, which she ultimately doesn't receive.

The office goes on a motivational booze cruise on Lake Wallenpaupack where Michael tries to give a leadership lecture. Roy drunkenly announces a wedding date with Pam, crushing Jim, who breaks up with Katy and later confesses his feelings for Pam to Michael.

Michael burns his foot on a George Foreman grill and demands the office take care of him. Dwight crashes his car rushing to Michael's aid and suffers a concussion that makes him unusually kind and empathetic, while the staff is far more sympathetic to Dwight than to Michael.

Jim confides in Michael that he has a crush on Pam, and Michael immediately struggles to keep it a secret. He eventually lets the information slip to the entire office, forcing Jim and Pam into an awkward situation.

Someone leaves something disgusting on Michael's office carpet, prompting an investigation into who did it. Michael temporarily moves his desk into the bullpen next to Jim, disrupting the office dynamic, while Pam suspects the warehouse crew is responsible.

Jan visits to lead a women in the workplace seminar, inspiring Pam to inquire about a graphic design internship at corporate. Michael responds by organizing a competing men's seminar in the warehouse, accidentally triggering a union complaint from Darryl's crew.

Michael visits corporate in New York on Valentine's Day and spends the night with Jan. Back in Scranton, Pam is disappointed by Roy's lackluster Valentine's gift, while Dwight and Angela secretly exchange presents.

Dwight wins the Salesman of the Year award and panics about giving an acceptance speech. Jim coaches him to use dictator speech techniques, and Dwight unknowingly delivers a Mussolini-inspired speech that somehow gets a standing ovation from the crowd.

Employees bring their children to the office, and Michael reveals embarrassing footage from his childhood appearance on a kids' TV show where he said he wanted to have a hundred kids so no one could say no to being his friend.

Michael demands attention for his birthday but is overshadowed when Kevin has a skin cancer scare. Jim and Pam secretly accompany Kevin to the dermatologist while Michael sulks about his party being ignored.

Dwight launches a full investigation after a joint is found in the parking lot, interrogating every employee. Michael panics because he took a hit at an Alicia Keys concert, while Jim and Pam engage in an elaborate jinx game over a can of Coke.

Michael takes over Toby's conflict resolution duties and reads every complaint filed aloud, revealing years of Jim's pranks on Dwight. The revelations cause Jim to seriously consider transferring to the Stamford branch.

The office hosts a charity casino night in the warehouse where Michael juggles two dates with Jan and his realtor Carol. Jim tells Pam he is in love with her in the parking lot; she initially turns him down, but he later kisses her in the office and she kisses him back.