Thank God for Creed! He saved what was a less than perfect episode. Michael and Jim are butting heads as Jim settles into his role as co-manager, so co-hosts Brian and Hilton (and co-guest Josh) are dissecting the ins and outs of this complex and not very funny episode. Is it still one to watch? I mean, yeah.

Josh Boltz is back this week as we dip into Episode 2 of Season 6, The Meeting! Despite having three plotlines and a lot of character moments, we don't love this episode, just like Michael doesn't love meetings he isn't invited to!

It's been a few years since we've had Alyssa Steen back on the show, and since she and Hilton used to work together, office gossip seemed like the perfect reason to have her back! Michael hates feeling left out, and in trying to fit in, he might just ruin Stanley's life! Luckily, Jim and Pam have a real rumor to share, just in time to save the day!

We don't care if there's a continuity error, we're glad Pam kicks ass at Volleyball. Honestly, we love this episode, and we're thrilled to have Josh Boltz back to talk about it. Company Picnic pulls out all the stops, as cast members return and core cast have new chances to shine. We also put a wrap on our longest season yet, looking back on the humble days of 202 when we thought recording season 5 would only take a handful of weeks. Oh, the delusion. Anyway, get your team ready, let's take...

Brett and Hannah are back with Brian and Hilton as we get into the penultimate episode of Season 5, Cafe disco! Michael's obsession with creating a caffeinated dance club in his old office space has the office frustrated, and Phyllis incapacitated. Luckily, Dwight knows his veterinary medicine. This one has a cold open we don't like, and an ending we love. Also, more Kevin and Lynn in the Superfan cut!

It's Casual Day! But nothing is casual at Dunder Mifflin. Okay, Meredith is casual. Too casual. I've said casual too many times. Anyway, the salesmen are upset about the clients they lost. Michael's upset no one is apologizing to him. Jim is playing games with Creed. Bread and Hannah from Podcasting to Perfection are hanging out to talk about the shenanigans. Join us!

Dunder Mifflin is bleeding clients, and David Wallace makes a desperate play to save the company. But is the Michael Scott Paper Company as successful as it looks? A trip to the bank reveals things may not be as solid as they appear, and Jim is caught in the middle as the two companies face off to see who will control the paper market in northeast Pennsylvania. Also, Dwight has a great apiarist, naturally. Would you have any doubt? Josh is back with Brian and Hilton as we dig into the final...

Back for 2023 and still in Season 5! Josh is back with Brian and Hilton this week, as we check out the penultimate episode of the Michael Scott Paper Company arc, Heavy Competition! Dwight is wavering in his alliances, and it means fresh drama between Scranton's warring paper suppliers! Will Michael's business skills be able to save the day? Meanwhile, Andy is getting a little too personal for Jim and Pam, but Big Tuna has a way to keep him in line. Can Andy handle the reality check?

Michael Scott is back, with a new company, and a stack of rectangle-shaped pancakes! We're on episode 4 of the Michael Scott Paper Company arc, and that means Josh Boltz is back, sitting down with Hilton and Brian to talk about Scranton's newest paper supplier. We're getting to know a whole new office, complete with a new intro and new challenges! Will they manage to work it all out? And meantime, Jim is struggling with Charles' latest assignment, and why are Dwight and Andy so cozy all of a...

They got Vikram! And Ryan, even though he wasn’t supposed to be on the list. The Michael Scott Paper Company arc continues, and the world of the The Office gets bigger than ever as we bring back the best lipophedrine salesman in northeast Pennsylvania and introduce shrewd financier Nana. It’s all part of Michael’s plan to get his new business off the ground. Join our dream team of Brian, Josh, and Hilton as we reach the halfway point of the arc and start to see the cracks in Charles Miner’s...

Michael only has two weeks left at Dunder Mifflin, if he can make it that long. Unsure what to do next, Michael's puttering around the office is driving people crazy. But once he finds some direction, could it lead him out of the Office for good! Josh is back with Brian and Hilton, as we christen him our resident third for the rest of the MSPC arc. Can the Office survive its biggest threat yet?!

Prince Charles Miner arrives, and nothing will ever be the same at Dunder Mifflin. Could this be the end to Michael's run as Branch Manager? Will someone see through Jim's shenaningans? Did Angela have Charles' scarf? So many questions this week, lukcily we have Josh Boltz back to navigate all the twists and turns!

Josh Boltz is back for an extra-ordinary episode! This week, we’re getting into “Golden Ticket,” as Michael’s latest idea is either a total dud or a huge hit, depending on when you tune in! We’re not just getting into this classic episode, but also the different versions, as the guys each watch from a different source! And on top of all the typical Scranton shenanigans, we also talk about OU football, both Willy Wonka movies, Frasier, pick-up artists, and more!

Michael is heartbroken until he meets a charming woman at the Valentine's Day blood drive. Then, he passes out because he hasn't eaten in three days. Oh, Michael...

Michael's lecture tour becomes a closure tour, as he and Pam head to Nashua to see Holly. Meanwhile Kelly's birthday rocks the office. Angela gets a cat. We learn things.

Pam would like the listeners to know she and Michael had separate rooms at the motels where they stayed during their travels. It doesn't need to be said, but she's saying it anyway.

Dwight starts a small fire because powerpoint is boring and it nearly kills Stanley. Oddly, Ryan is absent for such a fire-centric episode. Guess he said all he had to on the matter...

Is Dwight even a coffee drinker?

There's a fight. It involved a nearly silent automobile. And a hedgerow. And like a bustle.

Not your grandma's Christmas...

Imagine you're five years old, and your parents give you 10 dollars to start a lemonade stand. You buy everything, but have 1 dollar left over. So, next year (you'll be 6,)...

Toby is framed for having weed, which nowadays is kind of funny.

Michael gets to go on a business trip, and he's bringing along Oscar and Andy. Then, pretty much, they all try to get laid.

Jim and Dwight got poor marks on customer surveys this year. I wonder what's up...

Michael and Holly won't be together long enough for a long-distance relationship