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+ | Having submitted his two weeks notice to [[Dunder Mifflin Corporate Office|Dunder Mifflin]], [[Michael Scott|Michael]] begins goofing off and drinking around the office, while new company vice president [[Charles Miner]] plans to hire the new regional manager from the outside, for "obvious reasons." The employees suggest that Michael start looking for another job. Michael is unworried at first, until he learns how poorly the economy is performing. He first tries Prince Paper, but they had been run out of business by Dunder Mifflin. After finding no available work, Michael decides to start his own paper company and unsuccessfully tries to convince others around the office to join him. When Charles catches Michael labeling Dunder Mifflin customer lists with his new company's name, he orders security guard [[Hank Tate|Hank]] to escort Michael from the building. Michael drives out of the parking lot, but is later spotted sneaking back into the building. |
Meanwhile, the office has received a new copy machine, but it is not assembled, so [[Pam Beesly|Pam]] spends the day putting it together as the rest of the employees hassle and tease her. Meanwhile, [[Angela Martin|Angela]] and [[Kelly Kapoor|Kelly]] continue to flirt with Charles, who claims to be aware of the effect he has on women. |
Meanwhile, the office has received a new copy machine, but it is not assembled, so [[Pam Beesly|Pam]] spends the day putting it together as the rest of the employees hassle and tease her. Meanwhile, [[Angela Martin|Angela]] and [[Kelly Kapoor|Kelly]] continue to flirt with Charles, who claims to be aware of the effect he has on women. |
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"Two Weeks" is the nineteenth episode of the fifth season of the television series The Office, and the show's eighty-fourth episode overall. The episode will air in the United States on March 26, 2009, on NBC at 9:00 p.m. EST.
Synopsis
Having submitted his two weeks notice to Dunder Mifflin, Michael begins goofing off and drinking around the office, while new company vice president Charles Miner plans to hire the new regional manager from the outside, for "obvious reasons." The employees suggest that Michael start looking for another job. Michael is unworried at first, until he learns how poorly the economy is performing. He first tries Prince Paper, but they had been run out of business by Dunder Mifflin. After finding no available work, Michael decides to start his own paper company and unsuccessfully tries to convince others around the office to join him. When Charles catches Michael labeling Dunder Mifflin customer lists with his new company's name, he orders security guard Hank to escort Michael from the building. Michael drives out of the parking lot, but is later spotted sneaking back into the building.
Meanwhile, the office has received a new copy machine, but it is not assembled, so Pam spends the day putting it together as the rest of the employees hassle and tease her. Meanwhile, Angela and Kelly continue to flirt with Charles, who claims to be aware of the effect he has on women.
Michael sneaks back into the office, crawling on the floor below the desks so Charles, who is sitting in the conference room, will not notice him. Michael grabs his customer list and makes a final desperate offer for the other employees to join him. Charles notices Michael and physically threatens him, prompting Michael to leave without the customer list. After Charles angrily closes the conference room door, Pam follows Michael out of the building, announcing that she's leaving with him. However, she tells Michael she wants to be a salesperson at his new company, not a receptionist. Michael agrees, and the two leave together, feeling both exhilarated and apprehensive.
At the end of the episode, Charles, who still knows very little about the employees at the Scranton branch, decides to make Kevin the temporary receptionist and make Stanley the office's "Productivity Czar," much to the surprise of both men.
Connections to previous episodes
- Michael drinks "Scotch and Splenda", a drink he accidentally invented in Cocktails.
- The new copy machine is probably a replacement for the one damaged in Stress Relief.
- Michael had hoped to join Prince Paper, a company he regretted destroying in Prince Family Paper.
Cultural references
- Kelly says that she and her sisters are very close, like the Kardashians. Keeping Up With The Kardashians is a reality television series about the ex-wife and children of late attorney Robert Kardashian. The show is popular among women ages 18 to 34.