The Office Season 4

Michael hits Meredith with his car in the parking lot and learns she needs treatment for rabies. He becomes convinced a curse has befallen the office and vows to make things right.

Michael organizes a rabies awareness fun run to raise money for science, but the poorly planned race quickly falls apart. Angela breaks up with Dwight after he mercy-kills her cat Sprinkles.

Ryan returns from corporate to launch a new website and push the company into the digital age. Michael feels threatened by the changes and clashes with Ryan over the direction of the branch.

Michael tries to prove old-school sales methods are superior to Ryan's website by winning back former clients with gift baskets, which he ends up dumping in a lake. Dwight struggles to compete with the online sales platform.

The Dunder Mifflin Infinity website launch party is held in New York, and Michael is eager to attend the corporate event. Back in Scranton, Dwight challenges the website to a sales competition.

The Scranton branch hosts its own satellite launch party while Michael attends the corporate event in New York. Dwight's battle against the website intensifies as he races to outsell the online platform.

Michael struggles with mounting debt from Jan's expensive condo renovations and considers drastic measures to fix his finances. Jim and Pam book a night at Dwight's agritourism bed and breakfast on Schrute Farms.

Michael takes a second job as a telemarketer to cover his debts while trying to hide his financial problems from the office. Jim and Pam endure a memorably bad night at Schrute Farms.

Michael insists on creating his own local Dunder Mifflin commercial instead of using the one made by a professional ad agency. Andy tries to confide in Dwight about his new relationship with Angela.

Michael and Dwight raid the Utica branch after Karen tries to poach Stanley. Jim, Pam, Oscar, and Toby form the exclusive Finer Things Club, making the rest of the office jealous.

After being excluded from Ryan's corporate wilderness retreat, Michael ventures into the woods alone to prove he can survive. Jim revolutionizes the office birthday party system while in charge.

Michael is called to testify in Jan's wrongful termination lawsuit against Dunder Mifflin, and his diary is entered into evidence. Darryl beats Jim at ping-pong, prompting Kelly to trash-talk Pam.

Michael and Jan host Jim, Pam, Andy, and Angela for a couples dinner party that devolves into chaos. Jan's jealousy, Michael's tiny plasma TV, and Hunter's CD create an unforgettable evening.

Michael becomes infatuated with a woman in a furniture catalog and asks the office to set him up on dates. Kevin and Andy team up to reclaim stolen parking spaces from the other businesses in the office park.

Michael and Dwight go clubbing with Ryan in New York, where Ryan is spiraling out of control. The rest of the office gets locked in overnight after Jim forgets to inform the security guard they are working late.

Stanley openly disrespects Michael during a meeting, forcing Michael to confront his own authority. Dwight buys Andy's Xterra and immediately flips it for a profit.

Michael recruits at a high school job fair but struggles to attract any students to Dunder Mifflin. Jim, Andy, and Kevin play golf with a prospective client while the rest of the office leaves early.

Michael throws an extravagant going-away party for Toby and instantly falls for his replacement, Holly Flax. Jim prepares to propose to Pam at the party.

Jim's plan to propose to Pam is upstaged when Andy proposes to Angela first. Ryan is arrested for fraud while Michael and Holly grow closer at Toby's farewell celebration.