The Office - Season 2
Season 2
Season 2 of this critically acclaimed comedy continues the day-to-day of Dunder Mifflin Regional Manager Michael Scott and his ambivalent staffers.
Episodes
The Dundies
Michael hosts the annual Dundies awards.
Sexual Harassment
Michael's continual sending of explicit e-mail forwards forces Dunder Mifflin to review it's sexual harassment policy; Pam's mom makes a visit to the office.
Office Olympics
With Michael and Dwight out of the house, Jim organizes an office Olympics.
The Fire
A fire starts in the office kitchen.
Halloween
Michael has to fire someone on Halloween.
The Fight
Michael challenges Dwight to a fight at his martial arts studio.
The Client
Jan helps Michael with an important pitch for a client; The staff discovers a screenplay in Michael's office.
Performance Review
Michael uses each employee's performance review to discuss his relationship with Jan.
E-Mail Surveillance
The office staff finds out that Michael has set up e-mail surveillance.
Christmas Party
At the office Christmas party, Michael changes secret santa into a gift exchange.
Booze Cruise
Michael takes the staff on a booze cruise.
The Injury
Michael accidentally burns his foot on his George Foreman Grill, but insists on coming to work anyway. When none of his employees, except for Dwight , help him, Michael feels under-appreciated. Meanwhile, Dwight starts acting strangely nice to everyone, especially Pam.
The Secret
Jim is forced into spending time with Michael so that he will not reveal Jim's feelings for Pam. Meanwhile, Oscar takes a "sick day" and Dwight investigates whether he is actually sick.
The Carpet
A disgusting "thing" – implied to be human feces – is left in Michael's office, and he tries to discover who did it. While his carpet is being replaced, he uses Jim's desk, forcing him to move away from Pam into the annex.
Boys and Girls
When Jan comes to the office for a women in the office session, Michael stages a men's only session.
Valentine's Day
Michael has a big meeting in New York with Jan and the companies new CEO; Pam deals with all the Valentine's Day deliveries hoping Roy will remember to send her something.
Dwight's Speech
Dwight has to make a big speech when he is named Salesmen of the Year.
Take Your Daughter to Work Day
Staff members bring their children to work.
Michael's Birthday
Michael's birthday coincides with Kevin awaiting the news to see if he has skin cancer.
Drug Testing
After Dwight finds a joint in the office park, he goes overboard with an investigation.
Conflict Resolution
Michael's attempt to resolve conflict resolution in the office just leads to more conflict.
Casino Night
The office holds a casino night for charity in the warehouse.
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