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Writer: Caroline Williams, Director: Ken Whittingham
Summary (NBC): Phyllis regrets giving Michael an important job at her wedding after several embarrassing moments. Pam has flashbacks of her own wedding planning when she sees Phyllis’s decorations.
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W: Mindy Kaling, D: Randall Einhorn
Summary (NBC): Acting on Todd Packer’s advice, Michael brings two “adult” performers into the office in honor of Phyllis’s wedding shower. Karen confronts Pam about her past with Jim.
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Writers: Gene Stupnitsky, Lee Eisenberg, and Michael Schur
Director: Greg Daniels
Summary (NBC): Oscar returns from vacation unsure on whether he still wants to be part of the office. Andy takes advantage of recent events to get closer to Michael. Jim turns to Karen and Pam for help to prank a new target.
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Writers: Michael Schur, Lee Eisenberg, and Gene Stupnitsky
Director: Greg Daniels
Summary (NBC): Michael has staffers team up for sales calls, leading to some interesting moments in the field. Dwight attempts to cover for Angela after she misses an important deadline.
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Writer: Justin Spitzer, Director: Julian Farino
Summary (NBC): Michael tries to hang on to his relaxed island vibe, but it becomes too much when an email containing a racy vacation photo is forwarded around the office. Jim and Karen argue.
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Writer: Jennifer Celotta, Director: Harold Ramis
Summary (NBC): Michael gets his heart broken by girlfriend Carol. Andy takes Michael out drinking with Dwight and Jim. Tensions on the party planning committee cause rival parties to form. Hour-long episode.
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Writers: Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant
Director: Jeffrey Blitz
Summary (NBC): Michael tries to be supportive after learning that one of the new employees is an ex-convict, but gets upset when the staff starts to compare the office to prison.
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Writer: Brent Forrester, Director: Ken Whittingham
Summary (NBC): The Scranton branch and the Stamford branch of Dunder-Mifflin are merged, bringing old friends Jim and Pam back together after months apart. The original airing of this episode was supersized.