The Office: Superfan Episodes
Season four marked the departure of Karen Filippelli as a regular character, although she appeared for a few seconds in the first episode, "Fun Run" and in the sixth episode, "Branch Wars", as the regional manager of the Utica branch. Relationships again emerged as the main theme of the season, with Jim Halpert and Pam Beesley's rising, and Michael Scott and Jan Levinson's, as well as Dwight Schrute and Angela Martin's declining. Technology was another prevalent theme as the office staff struggled with initiatives introduced by Ryan Howard to modernize the company.
Episodes (19)
Fun Run Part 1 (Extended Cut)
A freak car accident sends Michael reeling as his reputation hits a new low; Kevin’s suspicion is proven true.
Fun Run Part 2 (Extended Cut)
Michael holds a 5K charity run to try to lift the branch’s curse; Pam and Jim admit that they’re dating.
Dunder Mifflin Infinity Part 1 (Extended Cut)
Ryan brings the company into the digital age; Dwight offers Angela a scraggly cat and she gives him a reality check.
Dunder Mifflin Infinity Part 2 (Extended Cut)
Michael sets out to prove he can win back clients with gift baskets; Angela and Oscar fear they’re going to get fired.
Launch Party Part 1 (Extended Cut)
A newly single Dwight fights with online sales; Angela preps for the website launch party; Michael asks Pam for advice.
Launch Party Part 2 (Extended Cut)
Michael finds he’s not on corporate’s VIP list; Angela organizes Michael’s party; Toby takes online driving school.
Money Part 1 (Extended Cut)
Michael moonlights as a telemarketer; Jim and Pam book a stay at Dwight’s farm; Jan arrives with curtain samples.
Money Part 2 (Extended Cut)
Dwight cringes as Andy wears Angela down; the office discusses Michael’s money issues; Michael enlists Oscar’s help.
Local Ad (Extended Cut)
Michael leads the creation of a company commercial; Dwight gets lost in an online world; Andy needs advice about Angela.
Branch Wars (Extended Cut)
Michael ropes Jim into a scheme against Karen; Michael announces Stanley is leaving; Andy eyes the Finer Things Club.
Survivor Man (Extended Cut)
Michael embarks on a journey of survival; Jim is left in charge, grappling with the idea that he’s becoming Michael.
The Deposition (Extended Cut)
Michael testifies as a witness in Jan’s lawsuit; Pam pressures Jim into sharpening his ping-pong skills for a rematch.
Dinner Party (Extended Cut)
Michael and Jan host a dysfunctional dinner with both reluctant invited guests and eager uninvited ones.
Chair Model (Extended Cut)
Michael, on the rebound, asks his employees to set him up on a date; Kevin and Andy collaborate to solve a problem.
Night Out (Extended Cut)
Michael and Dwight find out what it means to party with Ryan; Jim’s plan to not work Saturday leaves the team trapped.
Did I Stutter? (Extended Cut)
Michael confronts Stanley after he snaps in a meeting; the office reacts to Pam wearing glasses for the first time.
Job Fair (Extended Cut)
Michael tries to hire young recruits at a job fair; Jim golfs to save his job; Dwight takes charge of an empty office.
Goodbye, Toby Part 1 (Extended Cut)
Michael wants to celebrate Toby’s last day; Toby introduces the office to Holly; Jim and Pam think about their future.
Goodbye, Toby Part 2 (Extended Cut)
The office celebrates Toby’s farewell with an extravagant party; Jim’s proposal to Pam gets interrupted by Andy.
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