RELATED: The Office's Wildest Kevin Theory May Have Been Confirmed by Kevin From The OfficeĪnother honorable mention is the "Princess Unicorn" subplot, where HR representative Toby (Paul Lieberstein) desperately tries to find the most popular children's toy for his daughter. It's important to recognize that alcoholism is not a joke and should never be portrayed as such, but just the overall ridiculousness of somebody setting themselves on fire at an office Christmas party while drunkenly dancing might be enough to look past the darker undertones. Michael then decides to hold an intervention in the middle of the office, while Meredith adamantly denies being an alcoholic. Alcohol is served at the party after office hours, however an oversight Phyllis did not foresee was Meredith (Kate Flannery) overindulging to the point where she sets her hair on fire, bringing the entire thing to an abrupt halt. Phyllis (Phyllis Smith) is running the Party Planning Committee, taking the reins of her first Christmas party by throwing a Moroccan-themed soiree. "Moroccan Christmas" Season 5, Episode 11
Fans still don't know what he wrote, and Pam had no idea there was originally a card inside the gift (until Jim revealed it in his heartfelt video in Season 9, Episodes 22 & 23 "A.A.R.M"), making the moment she gets the present both heartfelt and delightfully frustrating. Pam does end up with her teapot in the end, but not before Jim removes the card he'd included inside the gift.
All is not perfect however, as Michael suggests a "Yankee swap," mixing up everyone's gifts, much to Jim's dismay. "Christmas Party" was not only the viewer's first glimpse into the Dunder Mifflin Christmas festivities, but it was a chance for them to gather a sense of the enormity of Jim's feelings for Pam when he reveals his thoughtful teapot gift. Pam confided in Jim on many occasions, and this led him to create a really personal gift for her Secret Santa present at the office Christmas party in season 2. This didn't hinder Jim and Pam from sharing many personal and vulnerable moments together, thanks to Roy's overall inattentiveness towards his fiancé. From the first few episodes, fans were clamoring for these two characters to end up together despite the fact that Pam was engaged to Roy (David Denman), a Dunder Mifflin warehouse employee, for the first two seasons. Part of what made The Office so appealing to fans was the palpable chemistry between Jim and Pam (John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer).
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RELATED: The Funniest Halloween Episodes of Your Favorite Comedy Series Featuring some of the most outlandish moments of the series (Belsnickel will be forever burned into our television screens), here's a breakdown of some of the most iconic holiday episodes of The Office. One show that often tops the list is The Office, the wacky NBC sitcom featuring Steve Carell leading a hilarious ensemble throughout the mundane daily activities of a paper supply company.Īs one can imagine, a paper retailer might not make the most exciting backdrop for a 9-5, but this is remedied by manager Michael Scott (Carell) somehow always finding a way to throw a party for pretty much any occasion, much to the chagrin of his dysfunctional staff. Among the most memorable of these parties are, of course, the ones featured in the holiday-themed episodes. For many, it's time to curl up on the couch with a fluffy blanket and a mug of hot cocoa to binge watch the best holiday episodes of their favorite sitcoms. The weather is changing and the holiday season is fast-approaching. It's the most wonderful time of the year.
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