The Dunder Mifflin employees have to tolerate their award ceremony dubbed the "Dundies" by Michael. Michael is the only one who actually looks forward to the awards as he offends pretty much every employee. Pam and her fiancee argue over leaving. She returns to start drinking heavily. Pam shares a kiss with Jim after receiving her award.
Michael acts even more outrageously than normal in an attempt to impress his visiting friend Todd Packer. The HR person gives a lecture on sexual harassment.
While Michael is out of the office, Dwight in tow, to sign on to his condo, Jim learns about all the games his coworkers play to waste their time and arranges for an office olympics.
A kitchen fire forces the Dunder Mifflin employees out into the parking lot where discussions reveal intimate details about their lives. Michael learns that Ryan goes to business school and starts to look to him for advice. Dwight gets intensely jealous of their "bond".
The need to fire someone in the company casts a haze over the annual Halloween activities.
Dwight and Michael face off at Dwight's dojo after a punch to the stomach from Dwight knocks Michael for a loop. All of the work Michael puts off lands on one Friday.
Michael and Jan's quest to land a new client produces some unexpected interactions between the pair. Jim and cohorts act out a script written by Michael.
Michael tries to come up with new ideas of his own by ransacking the suggestion box. Michael spends Pam's performance review going over a message from Jan. Jim spends his whole Thursday convincing Dwight that it's Friday so he'll forget to come in.
Michael irks his employees through his e-mail monitoring.
Michael turns the holiday gift exchange into a competition after purchasing an iPod as his gift despite the twenty dollar limit.
Michael plans a company outing on a booze cruise. Michael ends up battling the ship's captain for dominance. Roy sets a date for his wedding to Pam. Jim breaks up with his girlfriend.
Michael injures his foot on a Foreman grill but decides he must come into work. Dwight gets a head injury in an accident during his rush to pick up Michael and starts to act weird... and nice.
Jim befriends Michael in an effort to keep his secret confession of feelings for Pam under wraps, but Michael accidentally lets it out. Dwight tries to prove that Oscar is only pretending to be sick and stakes out his house.
Someone leaves a turd on Michael's carpet and Michael worries about what people think about him to provoke that. Michael takes over Jim's desk and gets annoyed by his coworker, Kelly, when he's forced to sit elsewhere. Jim ends up being the gobetween for Kelly and Ryan.
Michael takes the opportunity presented by Jan's seminar for the female employees as a chance to have one for the males. He takes his group to the warehouse, which backfires when he inspires the warehouse workers to unionize.
Pam is disappointed when everyone else in the office gets gifts for Valentine's Day, but Roy doesn't get her one. Michael goes to New York City for a corporate report and, after confessing to the guys about his hook-up with Jan, the information comes out in front of the company C.F.O.
Michael tries to school Dwight on the art of public speech, keying in on humor as the core component. Jim hears talk Pam's impending wedding and decides to schedule a trip. Jim convinces Dwight that he majored in public speech in college and offers him notes garnered from historical dictator speeches. The workers fight over the thermostat.
The office staff attempts to get through "Take Your Daughter to Work Day," as Michael befriends Toby's daughter and Pam tries to get at least one kid to like her.
Michael organizes a surprise party for his own birthday, but he grows weary of the fact that everyone in the office is preoccupied with Kevin's medical exam.
Dwight finds half a joint in the Dunder Mifflin parking lot, so he puts on his Volunteer Sheriff's uniform and launches a full scale investigation prompting Michael to ask for an unusual favor. Pam issues a challenge to Jim and he does his best to follow through with it.
When Michael takes over conflict resolution duties from HR, chaos increases at Dunder Mifflin.
Dwight's position at the company comes into question. The office holds a 'Casino Night' in the warehouse. Also, tries to stop Pam from marrying Roy.