Michael has trouble adjusting to Dunder Mifflin’s acquisition by a printer company called Sabre and tries to turn to David Wallace for advice. Jim and Pam interview to get their impending baby into a good daycare.

When the prospective buyer of Dunder Mifflin sends a banker to the Scranton branch to do due diligence, it sets off a wave of reminiscing about the various events the employees have been involved in.

Andy’s Twelve Days of Christmas-themed Secret Santa gifts to Erin do more harm than good. Dwight and Jim hope to infuse the staff with holiday spirit, but Jim’s decision to let Phyllis play Santa at the Dunder Mifflin Christmas party ires Michael. A new warehouse worker catches Oscar’s...

A decade-old promise to pay college tuition for a bunch of children comes back to haunt Michael. With rumors of Dunder Mifflin going under dragging down the staff, Jim hopes an Employee of the Month award will raise spirits, unaware it’s a ploy by Dwight to get him fired.

Michael brings Dwight, Andy, and Oscar to NYC when he’s being recognized at the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting as their top manager. Meanwhile, Jim has trouble getting the rest of the staff to believe he has the same authority as Michael.

Michael starts up an audiotape murder-mystery game to distract staff from rumors of Dunder Mifflin filing for bankruptcy. Andy uses the game’s Southern flavor as cover to ask out Erin, but is unsure if she thinks it’s for real.

Jim and Pam go on a double date with Pam’s mom and Michael. Dwight starts being nice to everyone in the office, hoping to gain favors owed to him, but his plan is hampered by Andy’s excessive politeness.

Michael falls into a koi pond during a sales visit, prompting a slew of mockery in the office. Pam and Andy make cold calls, where they’re constantly mistaken for a couple.

Jim and Pam are stunned to discover Michael is dating her mother. Dwight bugs Jim’s office under the guise of a gift.

Dwight and Andy believe an insurance saleman calling on Michael is a Mafioso. Kevin inadvertently ruins Jim and Pam’s honeymoon.

The Dunder Mifflin staff head to Niagara Falls for Jim and Pam’s wedding, with the understanding that her pregnancy is a forbidden discussion topic, but Jim’s slip of the tongue prods Michael to attempt damage control. Pam is forced to deal with Andy’s scrotal injury on her wedding...

Jim quickly learns the downside of management after he informs the staff that there’s not enough money for everyone to get a COLA raise, including Dwight trying to rally everyone against him. Pam pushes for cash instead of traditional wedding gifts.

Michael gets worried after David Wallace and Jim have a private meeting. Pam tries to get a headcount for the wedding. Darryl’s worker’s compensation claim makes Dwight suspicious.

After Michael learns from Stanley that the rumor he spread about him having an affair is based on fact, he makes up rumors about everyone else, hoping they’ll all be uncovered and disbelieved, but accidentally concocting a rumor that’s actually true in the process.

At the Dunder Mifflin company picnic, Michael and Holly are reunited for the first time since their split and put on a show the attendees won’t soon forget. The branches compete in a volleyball tournament.

Michael repurposes his old office space into a cafe-disco lounge for the Dunder Miffin staff. Pam and Jim plan a secret trip to elope. Phyllis is taken aback by Bob’s new secretary.

The Dunder Mifflin staff start taking too many liberties with their casual Friday dress. The rest of the sales team resents Pam and Ryan keeping clients they stole from them while at The Michael Scott Paper Company.

The Michael Scott Paper Company’s low prices continue to bleed business from Dunder Mifflin, but are so low the company can’t attain profitability.

Dwight finds his loyalties split between Michael and Charles. With Pam out of the office, Andy tries to become Jim’s new confidant.

Michael hosts a pancake luncheon to promote his new company. Dwight and Andy find themselves in competition for a girl yet again, while Jim is confused when a “rundown” is requested by Charles.