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The Office: Season 4, Episode 9Dinner Party (10 Apr. 2008)Michael invites Jim and Pam and Andy and Angela to a couples-only dinner party, which makes Dwight very jealous. However, the only thing he's missing is a ringside seat to witness Michael and Jan's extremely dysfunctional home life. Director:Paul Feig |
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| Rainn Wilson | ... | ||
| John Krasinski | ... | ||
| Jenna Fischer | ... | ||
| B.J. Novak | ... |
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| Melora Hardin | ... | ||
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| Brian Baumgartner | ... | ||
| Creed Bratton | ... | ||
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| Mindy Kaling | ... | ||
| Angela Kinsey | ... | ||
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Michael invites Jim and Pam and Andy and Angela to a couples-only dinner party, which makes Dwight very jealous. However, the only thing he's missing is a ringside seat to witness Michael and Jan's extremely dysfunctional home life.
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(uncredited)
Written by Todd Fancey, Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky
Performed by Nicholas D'Agosto with vocal provided by Todd Fancey
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Michael Scott: That is a $200 plasma screen TV that you just killed! Good luck paying me back with your zero-dollars-a-year salary plus benefits, babe!See more »
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"That One Night"(uncredited)
Written by Todd Fancey, Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky
Performed by Nicholas D'Agosto with vocal provided by Todd Fancey
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"The Dinner Party" is "The Office" at its best...shining the light of day on all that is excruciatingly uncomfortable but also funny about work and personal relationships. Quasi-spoiler warning: Two scenes from this episode come to mind - when Michael proudly shows off his new flat-screen TV to Jim and Pam, and when Jan starts dancing so sexily to the tape of music made for her by an ex-boyfriend. OMG, I laughed so hard during these scenes I thought I wet my pants. I think the reason I love "The Office" so much is that I have lived through much of what I see in these episodes. The rude, inappropriate behavior from bosses and managers; the weirdness of office romances; the uncomfortable parties at the boss's house...it all rings true to me. "The Dinner Part" seems to encapsulate much of this in one episode, and for that reason, it shall remain a favorite.