Our story comes to a close in this episode and…do you really want me to give it away in the description? I didn’t think so.

Chester’s paranoia comes to a head in this episode and the office gets news about Moleth and her trip to Peru.

Bill enjoys a relaxing Halloween as the girls from claims walk around in revealing costumes and Bill enjoys the spoils of winning a bet.

The department learns the ins and outs of workplace safety, taught by Star Wars, but things get a little out of hand when Star Wars tells the office they can’t wear open toed shoes anymore.

We all hate corporate surveys and Bill is no different. In this episode, he is forced to take a survey asking his opinion about the department.

The building is blacked out with a power outage that lasts for hours. To pass the time, Bill and some of the staff got to lunch at BW2’s, where they staff meets one of Bill’s friends, Cory.

Management comes down hard on the department for low quality scores, but the thing that has everyone worried is the announcement that Riders is looking to leverage some offshore resources.

Bill is placed on the ever vigilant and highly trained AED and fire warden teams, in response to a compliant from Star Wars that he is understaffed.

The Denver audit center goes on there annual company picnic. As the day progresses, Bill learns that the bad feelings he generates are going to cause the end of the world, according to Moleth. On the bright side at least there’s good food.

Bill is asked to join the department’s Employee Activity Committee, the group in charge of birthday celebrations and the company picnic coming up in a few months.

Bill has a slow start to his day and makes it in a few minutes late. He has an encounter with one of the departments help staff, Moleth.

Bill’s been trained on how to audit insurance. Now he learns the “right way” from a few coworkers. He has the distinct pleasure of hearing Star Wars sing a song and learns a few time saving maneuvers.

In this episode, Riders buys back their company logo and celebrates by giving every employee in the company a hat. The staff in Bill’s building also gets to have there picture taken and put on the company’s intranet home page.

In this episode, Bill starts to learn how to audit insurance. He is quick to discover that insurance is a very dry subject.

Bill is introduced to his new company, Riders Insurance and gets an introduction to the audit department. After meeting some of the management, Bill tries to login to his system and get situated.