Goofs

When Jim, Andy and Josh has the tactic meeting while playing Call of Duty, Josh's drawing changes through the shots.

Jim is shamed by his coworkers in Stamford for not knowing how to play the computer game "Call of Duty." However, in E-Mail Surveillance (2005), when Jim and Pam are in Jim's bedroom, a copy of the computer game "Call of Duty" can be seen on his desk. Jim should have at least a slight grasp on how to play the game.

When Dwight stands up after begging Michael for forgiveness, he drools. In the next shot showing Dwight's face, the drool is wiped off.

When Dwight calls Jan for a meeting, she states that she has already driven an hour (or about halfway to NYC). She tells him she is not turning around to come back. Dwight tells her to stop at an outlet store at mile marker 40, as we are led to believe that it is in her proximate location. However, Scranton is about 45 miles from the NJ state line and traveling 40 miles in to NJ would add another 25 miles to her trip.

There is actually both a Liz Claiborne and Ann Taylor outlet store, exactly one hour outside of Scranton, on the direct route to New York City. This is the Crossing's Outlet Center in Stroudsburg. However, it's Exit 299 off of Interstate 80, not Exit 40, as stated by Dwight.

When Michael says, "I guess it's time to turn over the keys to the famous Sebring," he attempts to hand over the keys to Dwight. However, the car key and remote for the car are not for a Sebring, much less a Chrysler -- they are for a Ford.