The Office season 2

Premiering on September 20, 2005, Season two of The Office NBC only ordered only six episodes for this season, then in September they ordered seven more. By November 3, 2005, NBC requested an additional three and by season’s end it had ordered a full 22 episode index. This season featured the first "super-sized" 40-minute episode of The Office.

Episodes for season one includes:

1 "The Dundies"

It’s that special time of year—award season!—and everyone is placing their bets that this year’s “Dundies” will be the worst yet with Michael as the bumbling emcee.

2 "Sexual Harassment"

Nobody can compare to Michael’s BFF (“best friend forever”), and nobody would want to after meeting the rude and crude sales rep Todd Packer.

3 "Office Olympics"

The pressure is on when Michael has a panic attack during his new real estate purchase, and the Dunder-Mifflin employees compete in improvised  “Office Olympics” while he and Dwight are away.

4 "The Fire"

A kitchen fire forces the employees to congregate in the parking lot, whee Jim suggests a game of “Desert Island” to pass the time, and the staff learn a little bit more about one another thatn was detailed in their resumes.

5 "Halloween"

Michael gets spooked when he has to fire someone ino order to save on costs, and Dwight is tricked—but excited –when his resume mysteriously appears on an Internet job site.

6 "The Fight"

It’s a rematch to go down in Dunder-Mifflin history when Dwight karate chops Michael, and Jim arranges for the two officemates to settle their differences at Dwight’s dojo

7 "The Client"

It’s the performance of a lifetime when Michael stuns his bos, Jan, with some unexpected moves, and the employees find a bizarre semi-autobiographical screenplay by Michael and decide to ac it out in his absence.

8 "Performance Review"

Everyone’s nervously awaiting performance reviews from Michael, but his impending conversation with Jan has him raiding the employee suggestion box in order to show off “his” brilliant ideas.

9 "E-mail Surveillance"

Nothing is sacred when the office staff discover that Michael has been reading their office emails, an sPam suspects that Dwight and Angela are “communicating” off site.

10 "Christmas Party"

Holiday cheer is in short supply when Michael insists on doing a las-minute swap of Secret Santa gifts, and Jim becomes alarmed that his sweet and sentimental gift for Pam will end up in Dwight’s hands.

11 "Booze Cruise"

There’s nothing Michael won’t do to rock the boat when he takes the staff on a “motivational” cruise and finds himself upstaged by the party-hearty ship captain and a surprise wedding announcement.

12 "The Injury"

When Michael has a kitchen clamity and Dwight is involved in a minor car crash, their work demeanors become even stranger than usual.

13 "The Secret"

Now that Jim has told Michael of his feelings for Pam, he’s worried the secret will become water coooler gossip, so he reluctantly takes part in lunch with his boss in the hope of preventing a leak.

14 "The Carpet"

When a mysterious stain appears in Michael’s office, he temporarily takes over Jim’s desk and tries to boost sagging morale by initiating a sales contest.

15 "Boys and Girls"

When Jan initiates a “Women in the Workplace” seminar, Michael responds by heading to the warehouse for some male bonding with his staff.

16 "Valentine's Day"

Michael visits the Dunder-Mifflin corporate headquarters—and Jan—on Valentine’s Day, while the Scranton staff enjoys a day with cupid and, more importantly, without the boss.

17 "Dwight's Speech"

Salesman of the Year Dwight revels in his new title, but he dreads giving a speech ant the big convention.  He turns to Michael for pointers but also recieives tips from an unusually supportive Jim.

18 "Take Your Daughter to Work Day"

Life at Dunder-Mifflin becomes even more childish when the staff brings in their kids to learn about the exciting world of the paper business.

19 "Michael's Birthday"

Michael throws himself a surprise birthday party, but the mood is anything but celebratory as the staff worries about Kevin’s medical test results.

20 "Drug Testing"

When half of a joint is found in the parking lot, Dwight puts on his volunteer sheriff’s uniform and demands that everyone take a urine test in order to find the stoned culprit.

21 "Conflict Resolution"

Announcing his dissatisfaction with HR’s passive style, Michael isists that he assume responsibility for addressing employee complaints.

22 "Casino Night"

As the Dunder-Mifflin crew flirts with Lady Luck at Casino Night, Jim struggles with his uncertain future as Pam’s wedding day approaches.

Bonus Features: Deleted scenes, blooper reels, Webisodes, fake PSAs and much more

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