Season 6

Season 6 of The Office began on September 17, 2009, on NBC. It had 26 episodes (divided into 22 half-hour episodes, and 2 hour-long episodes) and ended on May 20, 2010. It focuses mainly on Jim and Pam's marriage, baby, and life changes, while Andy and Erin and Dwight and Angela deal with unfinished business in their relationships. Pam's friend Isabel starts a relationship with Dwight, which causes jealousy in Angela while Dunder Mifflin is bought out by Sabre CEO, Jo Bennett, who brings along Gabe. David Wallace, along with Charles Miner and others from corporate are fired and replaced by new characters. 
Michael starts a relationship with Donna, but still misses Holly, and also has a fling with Pam's mom, Helene. Meanwhile, Jo Bennett causes the office to work harder, while Andy and Erin try to deal with their relationship and dating life. 
Notable guest stars include Kathy Bates, Zach Woods, Amy Pietz and Linda Purl. Season Six features two highly anticipated episodes: the Jim and Pam wedding and the Jim and Pam delivery . 
The previous season is Season 5 and the next season is Season 7.
==Episodes==
Picture	Episode Title 	Season Episode Number	Production Code	Original Airdate
 	Gossip 	1 	6001 	September 17, 2009
 	Directed and written by Paul Lieberstein.
Michael, Andy, and Dwight practice "Parkour." More importantly, as the summer interns prepare to depart, the office gossips about them and Michael feels left out. Michael discovers that Stanley is having an affair, and tells everyone. When Michael realizes the damage he's caused, he fabricates numerous other rumors to discredit himself, including that Andy is gay (confusing Andy) and that Pam is pregnant (unknown to him that she is actually pregnant). As Michael tries to clear the air, Jim and Pam admit their rumor is true to save Stanley embarrassment.	Directed and written by Paul Lieberstein.
Michael, Andy, and Dwight practice "Parkour." More importantly, as the summer interns prepare to depart, the office gossips about them and Michael feels left out. Michael discovers that Stanley is having an affair, and tells everyone. When Michael realizes the damage he's caused, he fabricates numerous other rumors to discredit himself, including that Andy is gay (confusing Andy) and that Pam is pregnant (unknown to him that she is actually pregnant). As Michael tries to clear the air, Jim and Pam admit their rumor is true to save Stanley embarrassment.	Directed and written by Paul Lieberstein.
Michael, Andy, and Dwight practice "Parkour." More importantly, as the summer interns prepare to depart, the office gossips about them and Michael feels left out. Michael discovers that Stanley is having an affair, and tells everyone. When Michael realizes the damage he's caused, he fabricates numerous other rumors to discredit himself, including that Andy is gay (confusing Andy) and that Pam is pregnant (unknown to him that she is actually pregnant). As Michael tries to clear the air, Jim and Pam admit their rumor is true to save Stanley embarrassment.	Directed and written by Paul Lieberstein.
Michael, Andy, and Dwight practice "Parkour." More importantly, as the summer interns prepare to depart, the office gossips about them and Michael feels left out. Michael discovers that Stanley is having an affair, and tells everyone. When Michael realizes the damage he's caused, he fabricates numerous other rumors to discredit himself, including that Andy is gay (confusing Andy) and that Pam is pregnant (unknown to him that she is actually pregnant). As Michael tries to clear the air, Jim and Pam admit their rumor is true to save Stanley embarrassment.
 	The Meeting 	2 	6002 	September 24, 2009
 	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure.
Jim submits a plan for promotions for himself and Michael to David which Michael manages to bungle. Dwight and Toby investigate Darryl's worker's comp claim and mistake Darryl's sister for Darryl. Pam struggles to gather responses for her wedding, and gets rude responses from most of the staff. Ultimately, Jim and Michael are made co-manager to Dwight's horror.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure.
Jim submits a plan for promotions for himself and Michael to David which Michael manages to bungle. Dwight and Toby investigate Darryl's worker's comp claim and mistake Darryl's sister for Darryl. Pam struggles to gather responses for her wedding, and gets rude responses from most of the staff. Ultimately, Jim and Michael are made co-manager to Dwight's horror.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure.
Jim submits a plan for promotions for himself and Michael to David which Michael manages to bungle. Dwight and Toby investigate Darryl's worker's comp claim and mistake Darryl's sister for Darryl. Pam struggles to gather responses for her wedding, and gets rude responses from most of the staff. Ultimately, Jim and Michael are made co-manager to Dwight's horror.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure.
Jim submits a plan for promotions for himself and Michael to David which Michael manages to bungle. Dwight and Toby investigate Darryl's worker's comp claim and mistake Darryl's sister for Darryl. Pam struggles to gather responses for her wedding, and gets rude responses from most of the staff. Ultimately, Jim and Michael are made co-manager to Dwight's horror.
 	The Promotion 	3 	6003 	October 1, 2009
 	Directed and written by Jennifer Celotta.
Jim and Michael's management styles clash, especially after David's budget will only allow a small or no raise this year. Dwight fails in his attempt to raise allies against Jim. Pam feels awkward asking for cash instead of wedding gifts, but is ecstatic when Kevin writes a check saying, "Pam Halpert." Jim and Michael try to solve the raise problem by putting beans on each employee's picture determining how much or how little they get.	Directed and written by Jennifer Celotta.
Jim and Michael's management styles clash, especially after David's budget will only allow a small or no raise this year. Dwight fails in his attempt to raise allies against Jim. Pam feels awkward asking for cash instead of wedding gifts, but is ecstatic when Kevin writes a check saying, "Pam Halpert." Jim and Michael try to solve the raise problem by putting beans on each employee's picture determining how much or how little they get.	Directed and written by Jennifer Celotta.
Jim and Michael's management styles clash, especially after David's budget will only allow a small or no raise this year. Dwight fails in his attempt to raise allies against Jim. Pam feels awkward asking for cash instead of wedding gifts, but is ecstatic when Kevin writes a check saying, "Pam Halpert." Jim and Michael try to solve the raise problem by putting beans on each employee's picture determining how much or how little they get.	Directed and written by Jennifer Celotta.
Jim and Michael's management styles clash, especially after David's budget will only allow a small or no raise this year. Dwight fails in his attempt to raise allies against Jim. Pam feels awkward asking for cash instead of wedding gifts, but is ecstatic when Kevin writes a check saying, "Pam Halpert." Jim and Michael try to solve the raise problem by putting beans on each employee's picture determining how much or how little they get.
 	Niagara ‡ 	4/5 	6004/6005 	October 8, 2009
 	Directed by Paul Feig, written by Greg Daniels & Mindy Kaling.
The Office travels to Niagara Falls to celebrate Jim and Pam's wedding. Pam's meemaw is upset when she learns Pam is pregnant. Michael and Dwight try to hook up with guests at the wedding. Andy injures his scrotum while dancing. Jim and Pam delay the wedding when they sneak off to marry on the Maid of the Mist, allowing them to calm their nerves and enjoy the wedding. A montage of their trip on The Maid of the Mist is shown and a dance based on the JK Wedding Dance is shown as well during it.	Directed by Paul Feig, written by Greg Daniels & Mindy Kaling.
The Office travels to Niagara Falls to celebrate Jim and Pam's wedding. Pam's meemaw is upset when she learns Pam is pregnant. Michael and Dwight try to hook up with guests at the wedding. Andy injures his scrotum while dancing. Jim and Pam delay the wedding when they sneak off to marry on the Maid of the Mist, allowing them to calm their nerves and enjoy the wedding. A montage of their trip on The Maid of the Mist is shown and a dance based on the JK Wedding Dance is shown as well during it.	Directed by Paul Feig, written by Greg Daniels & Mindy Kaling.
The Office travels to Niagara Falls to celebrate Jim and Pam's wedding. Pam's meemaw is upset when she learns Pam is pregnant. Michael and Dwight try to hook up with guests at the wedding. Andy injures his scrotum while dancing. Jim and Pam delay the wedding when they sneak off to marry on the Maid of the Mist, allowing them to calm their nerves and enjoy the wedding. A montage of their trip on The Maid of the Mist is shown and a dance based on the JK Wedding Dance is shown as well during it.	Directed by Paul Feig, written by Greg Daniels & Mindy Kaling.
The Office travels to Niagara Falls to celebrate Jim and Pam's wedding. Pam's meemaw is upset when she learns Pam is pregnant. Michael and Dwight try to hook up with guests at the wedding. Andy injures his scrotum while dancing. Jim and Pam delay the wedding when they sneak off to marry on the Maid of the Mist, allowing them to calm their nerves and enjoy the wedding. A montage of their trip on The Maid of the Mist is shown and a dance based on the JK Wedding Dance is shown as well during it.
 	Mafia 	6 	6006 	October 15, 2009
 	Directed by David Rogers, written by Brent Forrester.
Michael meets with an insurance salesman and is convinced by Dwight and Andy that he is part of the mafia. The staff constantly call Jim and Pam on their honeymoon, until finally Kevin accidentally cancels Jim's credit card. Erin ruins Pam's painting after she is trying to clean it, and Creed distracts her.	Directed by David Rogers, written by Brent Forrester.
Michael meets with an insurance salesman and is convinced by Dwight and Andy that he is part of the mafia. The staff constantly call Jim and Pam on their honeymoon, until finally Kevin accidentally cancels Jim's credit card. Erin ruins Pam's painting after she is trying to clean it, and Creed distracts her.	Directed by David Rogers, written by Brent Forrester.
Michael meets with an insurance salesman and is convinced by Dwight and Andy that he is part of the mafia. The staff constantly call Jim and Pam on their honeymoon, until finally Kevin accidentally cancels Jim's credit card. Erin ruins Pam's painting after she is trying to clean it, and Creed distracts her.	Directed by David Rogers, written by Brent Forrester.
Michael meets with an insurance salesman and is convinced by Dwight and Andy that he is part of the mafia. The staff constantly call Jim and Pam on their honeymoon, until finally Kevin accidentally cancels Jim's credit card. Erin ruins Pam's painting after she is trying to clean it, and Creed distracts her.
 	The Lover 	7 	6007 	October 22, 2009
 	Directed by Lee Eisenberg, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
Jim and Pam return from their honeymoon and are shocked when Michael reveals he is dating Helene, Pam's mother. Pam is incensed and openly berates Michael. Dwight attempts to bug Jim's office in his plan to sabotage Jim and puts a mallard in his office containing a listening device, however, Jim finds it. Dwight shows the crew that he put a pen with a listening device as well and succeeds at getting hours of information on Jim. Erin tries to follow Michael's rules blindly.	Directed by Lee Eisenberg, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
Jim and Pam return from their honeymoon and are shocked when Michael reveals he is dating Helene, Pam's mother. Pam is incensed and openly berates Michael. Dwight attempts to bug Jim's office in his plan to sabotage Jim and puts a mallard in his office containing a listening device, however, Jim finds it. Dwight shows the crew that he put a pen with a listening device as well and succeeds at getting hours of information on Jim. Erin tries to follow Michael's rules blindly.	Directed by Lee Eisenberg, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
Jim and Pam return from their honeymoon and are shocked when Michael reveals he is dating Helene, Pam's mother. Pam is incensed and openly berates Michael. Dwight attempts to bug Jim's office in his plan to sabotage Jim and puts a mallard in his office containing a listening device, however, Jim finds it. Dwight shows the crew that he put a pen with a listening device as well and succeeds at getting hours of information on Jim. Erin tries to follow Michael's rules blindly.	Directed by Lee Eisenberg, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
Jim and Pam return from their honeymoon and are shocked when Michael reveals he is dating Helene, Pam's mother. Pam is incensed and openly berates Michael. Dwight attempts to bug Jim's office in his plan to sabotage Jim and puts a mallard in his office containing a listening device, however, Jim finds it. Dwight shows the crew that he put a pen with a listening device as well and succeeds at getting hours of information on Jim. Erin tries to follow Michael's rules blindly.
 	Koi Pond 	8 	6009 	October 29, 2009
 	Directed by Reggie Hudlin, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
While on the way to a business meeting, Michael falls into a koi pond. The staff tease him so he holds an anti-bullying seminar. Meredith gets the video tape of Michael falling, and the office realizes that Jim let him fall in. Pam and Andy go cold-calling to stir up some new business; they reluctantly use clients' mistaking them as a couple to their advantage.	Directed by Reggie Hudlin, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
While on the way to a business meeting, Michael falls into a koi pond. The staff tease him so he holds an anti-bullying seminar. Meredith gets the video tape of Michael falling, and the office realizes that Jim let him fall in. Pam and Andy go cold-calling to stir up some new business; they reluctantly use clients' mistaking them as a couple to their advantage.	Directed by Reggie Hudlin, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
While on the way to a business meeting, Michael falls into a koi pond. The staff tease him so he holds an anti-bullying seminar. Meredith gets the video tape of Michael falling, and the office realizes that Jim let him fall in. Pam and Andy go cold-calling to stir up some new business; they reluctantly use clients' mistaking them as a couple to their advantage.	Directed by Reggie Hudlin, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky.
While on the way to a business meeting, Michael falls into a koi pond. The staff tease him so he holds an anti-bullying seminar. Meredith gets the video tape of Michael falling, and the office realizes that Jim let him fall in. Pam and Andy go cold-calling to stir up some new business; they reluctantly use clients' mistaking them as a couple to their advantage.
 	Double Date 	9 	6008 	November 5, 2009
 	Directed by Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy.
Jim and Pam reluctantly lunch with Michael and Helene for her birthday. However, when Michael learns Helene's age, he dumps her, infuriating Pam even more. She reluctantly slaps Michael in the parking lot after work, with the help of Toby. Dwight tries to cull favors from everyone in the office to help him overthrow Jim. Ryan gets into photography and shows Erin his pictures with a nude Kelly, called, "Exposure in the Workplace."	Directed by Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy.
Jim and Pam reluctantly lunch with Michael and Helene for her birthday. However, when Michael learns Helene's age, he dumps her, infuriating Pam even more. She reluctantly slaps Michael in the parking lot after work, with the help of Toby. Dwight tries to cull favors from everyone in the office to help him overthrow Jim. Ryan gets into photography and shows Erin his pictures with a nude Kelly, called, "Exposure in the Workplace."	Directed by Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy.
Jim and Pam reluctantly lunch with Michael and Helene for her birthday. However, when Michael learns Helene's age, he dumps her, infuriating Pam even more. She reluctantly slaps Michael in the parking lot after work, with the help of Toby. Dwight tries to cull favors from everyone in the office to help him overthrow Jim. Ryan gets into photography and shows Erin his pictures with a nude Kelly, called, "Exposure in the Workplace."	Directed by Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy.
Jim and Pam reluctantly lunch with Michael and Helene for her birthday. However, when Michael learns Helene's age, he dumps her, infuriating Pam even more. She reluctantly slaps Michael in the parking lot after work, with the help of Toby. Dwight tries to cull favors from everyone in the office to help him overthrow Jim. Ryan gets into photography and shows Erin his pictures with a nude Kelly, called, "Exposure in the Workplace."
 	Murder 	10 	6010 	November 12, 2009
 	Directed by Greg Daniels, written by Danny Chun.
The Dunder-Mifflin staff are troubled by new rumors of insolvency. Michael forces the office into a day of diversions, primarily playing a murder mystery role-playing game. Andy awkwardly attempts to court Erin. David Wallace tells Jim that they will be insolvent by the end of the year.	Directed by Greg Daniels, written by Danny Chun.
The Dunder-Mifflin staff are troubled by new rumors of insolvency. Michael forces the office into a day of diversions, primarily playing a murder mystery role-playing game. Andy awkwardly attempts to court Erin. David Wallace tells Jim that they will be insolvent by the end of the year.	Directed by Greg Daniels, written by Danny Chun.
The Dunder-Mifflin staff are troubled by new rumors of insolvency. Michael forces the office into a day of diversions, primarily playing a murder mystery role-playing game. Andy awkwardly attempts to court Erin. David Wallace tells Jim that they will be insolvent by the end of the year.	Directed by Greg Daniels, written by Danny Chun.
The Dunder-Mifflin staff are troubled by new rumors of insolvency. Michael forces the office into a day of diversions, primarily playing a murder mystery role-playing game. Andy awkwardly attempts to court Erin. David Wallace tells Jim that they will be insolvent by the end of the year.
 	Shareholder Meeting 	11 	6011 	November 19, 2009
 	Directed by Charles McDougall, written by Justin Spitzer.
Michael is excited when he's invited by David Wallace to attend the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York; he is dismayed by the hostile crowd and causes the board of directors even more trouble. Jim finds he is being undermined by Ryan who refuses to do work, so Jim decides to make an example of him in front of the staff.	Directed by Charles McDougall, written by Justin Spitzer.
Michael is excited when he's invited by David Wallace to attend the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York; he is dismayed by the hostile crowd and causes the board of directors even more trouble. Jim finds he is being undermined by Ryan who refuses to do work, so Jim decides to make an example of him in front of the staff.	Directed by Charles McDougall, written by Justin Spitzer.
Michael is excited when he's invited by David Wallace to attend the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York; he is dismayed by the hostile crowd and causes the board of directors even more trouble. Jim finds he is being undermined by Ryan who refuses to do work, so Jim decides to make an example of him in front of the staff.	Directed by Charles McDougall, written by Justin Spitzer.
Michael is excited when he's invited by David Wallace to attend the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York; he is dismayed by the hostile crowd and causes the board of directors even more trouble. Jim finds he is being undermined by Ryan who refuses to do work, so Jim decides to make an example of him in front of the staff.
 	Scott's Tots 	12 	6013 	December 3, 2009
 	Directed by B.J. Novak, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
Michael must renege on a promise he made to a group of kids ten years ago to pay for their college tuition. With Erin's help, he is able to do it. Meanwhile, Jim falls victim to one of Dwight's schemes to get him fired: creation of an employee of the month program. Although the staff and David are angered when Dwight rigs the winners to be Jim and Pam, Jim survives. Ryan joins forces with Dwight to bring down Jim.	Directed by B.J. Novak, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
Michael must renege on a promise he made to a group of kids ten years ago to pay for their college tuition. With Erin's help, he is able to do it. Meanwhile, Jim falls victim to one of Dwight's schemes to get him fired: creation of an employee of the month program. Although the staff and David are angered when Dwight rigs the winners to be Jim and Pam, Jim survives. Ryan joins forces with Dwight to bring down Jim.	Directed by B.J. Novak, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
Michael must renege on a promise he made to a group of kids ten years ago to pay for their college tuition. With Erin's help, he is able to do it. Meanwhile, Jim falls victim to one of Dwight's schemes to get him fired: creation of an employee of the month program. Although the staff and David are angered when Dwight rigs the winners to be Jim and Pam, Jim survives. Ryan joins forces with Dwight to bring down Jim.	Directed by B.J. Novak, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
Michael must renege on a promise he made to a group of kids ten years ago to pay for their college tuition. With Erin's help, he is able to do it. Meanwhile, Jim falls victim to one of Dwight's schemes to get him fired: creation of an employee of the month program. Although the staff and David are angered when Dwight rigs the winners to be Jim and Pam, Jim survives. Ryan joins forces with Dwight to bring down Jim.
 	Secret Santa 	13 	6014 	December 10, 2009
 	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Mindy Kaling
Michael is outraged when Jim allows Phyllis to be Santa at the office Christmas party. Jim and Dwight try to get everyone into the holiday spirit despite the uncertainty with Dunder Mifflin. Meanwhile, Oscar has a secret crush. David Wallace and Alan Brand, the CFO and CEO, among others are let go. Andy has Erin as a secret santa, Jim has Kelly, Ryan has Toby, and Michael has Dwight.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Mindy Kaling
Michael is outraged when Jim allows Phyllis to be Santa at the office Christmas party. Jim and Dwight try to get everyone into the holiday spirit despite the uncertainty with Dunder Mifflin. Meanwhile, Oscar has a secret crush. David Wallace and Alan Brand, the CFO and CEO, among others are let go. Andy has Erin as a secret santa, Jim has Kelly, Ryan has Toby, and Michael has Dwight.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Mindy Kaling
Michael is outraged when Jim allows Phyllis to be Santa at the office Christmas party. Jim and Dwight try to get everyone into the holiday spirit despite the uncertainty with Dunder Mifflin. Meanwhile, Oscar has a secret crush. David Wallace and Alan Brand, the CFO and CEO, among others are let go. Andy has Erin as a secret santa, Jim has Kelly, Ryan has Toby, and Michael has Dwight.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Mindy Kaling
Michael is outraged when Jim allows Phyllis to be Santa at the office Christmas party. Jim and Dwight try to get everyone into the holiday spirit despite the uncertainty with Dunder Mifflin. Meanwhile, Oscar has a secret crush. David Wallace and Alan Brand, the CFO and CEO, among others are let go. Andy has Erin as a secret santa, Jim has Kelly, Ryan has Toby, and Michael has Dwight.
 	The Banker 	14 	6012 	January 21, 2010
 	Directed by Jeffrey Blitz, written by Jason Kessler
A banker, who is a potential buyer of Dunder Mifflin, comes to the office and Michael tries to impress him by replacing Stanley and making Pam an international salesman. The banker talks with Toby about safety issues, waste of resources, and sexual harassment, and every time the banker brings up a new subject, clips proving Toby lies are shown. This episode is a clip show.	Directed by Jeffrey Blitz, written by Jason Kessler
A banker, who is a potential buyer of Dunder Mifflin, comes to the office and Michael tries to impress him by replacing Stanley and making Pam an international salesman. The banker talks with Toby about safety issues, waste of resources, and sexual harassment, and every time the banker brings up a new subject, clips proving Toby lies are shown. This episode is a clip show.	Directed by Jeffrey Blitz, written by Jason Kessler
A banker, who is a potential buyer of Dunder Mifflin, comes to the office and Michael tries to impress him by replacing Stanley and making Pam an international salesman. The banker talks with Toby about safety issues, waste of resources, and sexual harassment, and every time the banker brings up a new subject, clips proving Toby lies are shown. This episode is a clip show.	Directed by Jeffrey Blitz, written by Jason Kessler
A banker, who is a potential buyer of Dunder Mifflin, comes to the office and Michael tries to impress him by replacing Stanley and making Pam an international salesman. The banker talks with Toby about safety issues, waste of resources, and sexual harassment, and every time the banker brings up a new subject, clips proving Toby lies are shown. This episode is a clip show.
 	Sabre 	15 	6015 	February 4, 2010
 	Directed by John Krasinski, written by Jennifer Celotta
It's the first day of the Sabre buyout! We meet the new boss, Gabe Lewis and Michael doesn't like him or the new company's ways. After having a confrontation with CEO, Jo Bennett, Michael visits David Wallace and realizes he's fallen by the wayside and is working on the Suck It. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam realize they might not be as charming as they think they are when they visit a daycare, and Andy and Erin come up with a song for Sabre, as Erin waits for him to ask her out.	Directed by John Krasinski, written by Jennifer Celotta
It's the first day of the Sabre buyout! We meet the new boss, Gabe Lewis and Michael doesn't like him or the new company's ways. After having a confrontation with CEO, Jo Bennett, Michael visits David Wallace and realizes he's fallen by the wayside and is working on the Suck It. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam realize they might not be as charming as they think they are when they visit a daycare, and Andy and Erin come up with a song for Sabre, as Erin waits for him to ask her out.	Directed by John Krasinski, written by Jennifer Celotta
It's the first day of the Sabre buyout! We meet the new boss, Gabe Lewis and Michael doesn't like him or the new company's ways. After having a confrontation with CEO, Jo Bennett, Michael visits David Wallace and realizes he's fallen by the wayside and is working on the Suck It. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam realize they might not be as charming as they think they are when they visit a daycare, and Andy and Erin come up with a song for Sabre, as Erin waits for him to ask her out.	Directed by John Krasinski, written by Jennifer Celotta
It's the first day of the Sabre buyout! We meet the new boss, Gabe Lewis and Michael doesn't like him or the new company's ways. After having a confrontation with CEO, Jo Bennett, Michael visits David Wallace and realizes he's fallen by the wayside and is working on the Suck It. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam realize they might not be as charming as they think they are when they visit a daycare, and Andy and Erin come up with a song for Sabre, as Erin waits for him to ask her out.
 	Manager and Salesman	16 	6016 	February 11, 2010
 	Directed by Marc Webb, written by Mindy Kaling
The office finally meets Jo Bennett, the southern charismatic boss with an autobiography. She seems great until she realizes that there are two managers and says that one should go back to being a salesman and one should stay on as manager. Jim agrees to go back because there is no caps on commission, however, Michael also wants to go back, so Jo puts Jim as manager, until finally, she agrees to let Jim be salesman. Meanwhile, Andy's Valentine's Day plan for Erin backfires when Kelly thinks that Andy likes her.	Directed by Marc Webb, written by Mindy Kaling
The office finally meets Jo Bennett, the southern charismatic boss with an autobiography. She seems great until she realizes that there are two managers and says that one should go back to being a salesman and one should stay on as manager. Jim agrees to go back because there is no caps on commission, however, Michael also wants to go back, so Jo puts Jim as manager, until finally, she agrees to let Jim be salesman. Meanwhile, Andy's Valentine's Day plan for Erin backfires when Kelly thinks that Andy likes her.	Directed by Marc Webb, written by Mindy Kaling
The office finally meets Jo Bennett, the southern charismatic boss with an autobiography. She seems great until she realizes that there are two managers and says that one should go back to being a salesman and one should stay on as manager. Jim agrees to go back because there is no caps on commission, however, Michael also wants to go back, so Jo puts Jim as manager, until finally, she agrees to let Jim be salesman. Meanwhile, Andy's Valentine's Day plan for Erin backfires when Kelly thinks that Andy likes her.	Directed by Marc Webb, written by Mindy Kaling
The office finally meets Jo Bennett, the southern charismatic boss with an autobiography. She seems great until she realizes that there are two managers and says that one should go back to being a salesman and one should stay on as manager. Jim agrees to go back because there is no caps on commission, however, Michael also wants to go back, so Jo puts Jim as manager, until finally, she agrees to let Jim be salesman. Meanwhile, Andy's Valentine's Day plan for Erin backfires when Kelly thinks that Andy likes her.
 	The Delivery ‡ 	17/18 	6018/6019 	March 4, 2010
 	Directed by Harold Ramis and Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy and Danny Chun
When Pam's contraction's begin, Jim and her are determined to stay out of the hospital as long as they can so they can have more time at the hospital later. Meanwhile, the rest of the office tries to entertain Pam by using food and entertainment. Later, Pam gives birth and Michael Scott awaits her baby to be born. Erin makes Andy jealous by going to lunch with Kevin. One-hour long.	Directed by Harold Ramis and Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy and Danny Chun
When Pam's contraction's begin, Jim and her are determined to stay out of the hospital as long as they can so they can have more time at the hospital later. Meanwhile, the rest of the office tries to entertain Pam by using food and entertainment. Later, Pam gives birth and Michael Scott awaits her baby to be born. Erin makes Andy jealous by going to lunch with Kevin. One-hour long.	Directed by Harold Ramis and Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy and Danny Chun
When Pam's contraction's begin, Jim and her are determined to stay out of the hospital as long as they can so they can have more time at the hospital later. Meanwhile, the rest of the office tries to entertain Pam by using food and entertainment. Later, Pam gives birth and Michael Scott awaits her baby to be born. Erin makes Andy jealous by going to lunch with Kevin. One-hour long.	Directed by Harold Ramis and Seth Gordon, written by Charlie Grandy and Danny Chun
When Pam's contraction's begin, Jim and her are determined to stay out of the hospital as long as they can so they can have more time at the hospital later. Meanwhile, the rest of the office tries to entertain Pam by using food and entertainment. Later, Pam gives birth and Michael Scott awaits her baby to be born. Erin makes Andy jealous by going to lunch with Kevin. One-hour long.
 	St. Patrick's Day 	19 	6017 	March 11, 2010
 	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Jonathan Hughes
It's St. Patrick's Day in Scranton, and Michael debates whether to impress Jo Bennett, who is leaving for Florida for a while, or to go to the St. Patrick's Day party at a bar with Todd Packer. Jo snaps when Michael tries to get her to like him, and he learns that she may work very late, and realizes he doesn't want to be like Gabe, who obeys every thing Jo tells him to do. Meanwhile, Darryl moves upstairs when he catches Jo's eyes, while Dwight tries to get Jim to permanently leave Dunder Mifflin. Also, Erin and Andy go on an "interesting" date when Andy meets her foster brother, who seems to take interest in Erin.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Jonathan Hughes
It's St. Patrick's Day in Scranton, and Michael debates whether to impress Jo Bennett, who is leaving for Florida for a while, or to go to the St. Patrick's Day party at a bar with Todd Packer. Jo snaps when Michael tries to get her to like him, and he learns that she may work very late, and realizes he doesn't want to be like Gabe, who obeys every thing Jo tells him to do. Meanwhile, Darryl moves upstairs when he catches Jo's eyes, while Dwight tries to get Jim to permanently leave Dunder Mifflin. Also, Erin and Andy go on an "interesting" date when Andy meets her foster brother, who seems to take interest in Erin.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Jonathan Hughes
It's St. Patrick's Day in Scranton, and Michael debates whether to impress Jo Bennett, who is leaving for Florida for a while, or to go to the St. Patrick's Day party at a bar with Todd Packer. Jo snaps when Michael tries to get her to like him, and he learns that she may work very late, and realizes he doesn't want to be like Gabe, who obeys every thing Jo tells him to do. Meanwhile, Darryl moves upstairs when he catches Jo's eyes, while Dwight tries to get Jim to permanently leave Dunder Mifflin. Also, Erin and Andy go on an "interesting" date when Andy meets her foster brother, who seems to take interest in Erin.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Jonathan Hughes
It's St. Patrick's Day in Scranton, and Michael debates whether to impress Jo Bennett, who is leaving for Florida for a while, or to go to the St. Patrick's Day party at a bar with Todd Packer. Jo snaps when Michael tries to get her to like him, and he learns that she may work very late, and realizes he doesn't want to be like Gabe, who obeys every thing Jo tells him to do. Meanwhile, Darryl moves upstairs when he catches Jo's eyes, while Dwight tries to get Jim to permanently leave Dunder Mifflin. Also, Erin and Andy go on an "interesting" date when Andy meets her foster brother, who seems to take interest in Erin.
 	New Leads 	20 	6020 	March 18, 2010
 	Directed and written by Brent Forrester 
When the sales staff lets new Sabre's "sales is king" policy get to their heads, Michael hides their new, prized leads, and gives some to the rest of the staff, leading to tensions boiling. Meanwhile, as Jim tries to end the office conflict, Michael and Dwight go to the dump to find the leads that Michael accidentally threw away, and end up talking about how they aren't friends anymore. Later, Erin and Andy go to the dump together. Pam alerts Jim throughout the day on what Michael means.	Directed and written by Brent Forrester 
When the sales staff lets new Sabre's "sales is king" policy get to their heads, Michael hides their new, prized leads, and gives some to the rest of the staff, leading to tensions boiling. Meanwhile, as Jim tries to end the office conflict, Michael and Dwight go to the dump to find the leads that Michael accidentally threw away, and end up talking about how they aren't friends anymore. Later, Erin and Andy go to the dump together. Pam alerts Jim throughout the day on what Michael means.	Directed and written by Brent Forrester 
When the sales staff lets new Sabre's "sales is king" policy get to their heads, Michael hides their new, prized leads, and gives some to the rest of the staff, leading to tensions boiling. Meanwhile, as Jim tries to end the office conflict, Michael and Dwight go to the dump to find the leads that Michael accidentally threw away, and end up talking about how they aren't friends anymore. Later, Erin and Andy go to the dump together. Pam alerts Jim throughout the day on what Michael means.	Directed and written by Brent Forrester 
When the sales staff lets new Sabre's "sales is king" policy get to their heads, Michael hides their new, prized leads, and gives some to the rest of the staff, leading to tensions boiling. Meanwhile, as Jim tries to end the office conflict, Michael and Dwight go to the dump to find the leads that Michael accidentally threw away, and end up talking about how they aren't friends anymore. Later, Erin and Andy go to the dump together. Pam alerts Jim throughout the day on what Michael means.
 	Happy Hour 	21 	6021 	March 25, 2010
 	Directed by Matt Sohn, written by B.J. Novak
Michael gets kicked out of the bar when he whips out all the stops to impress a friend of Jim and Pam, who is thrilled to have a moment for herself while her mom watches Cecilia. Meanwhile, Andy and Erin do their best to keep their relationships under wraps. Also, Dwight rethinks his pre-natal contract with Angela. Oscar tries to start a relationship with Matt. We meet Hide.	Directed by Matt Sohn, written by B.J. Novak
Michael gets kicked out of the bar when he whips out all the stops to impress a friend of Jim and Pam, who is thrilled to have a moment for herself while her mom watches Cecilia. Meanwhile, Andy and Erin do their best to keep their relationships under wraps. Also, Dwight rethinks his pre-natal contract with Angela. Oscar tries to start a relationship with Matt. We meet Hide.	Directed by Matt Sohn, written by B.J. Novak
Michael gets kicked out of the bar when he whips out all the stops to impress a friend of Jim and Pam, who is thrilled to have a moment for herself while her mom watches Cecilia. Meanwhile, Andy and Erin do their best to keep their relationships under wraps. Also, Dwight rethinks his pre-natal contract with Angela. Oscar tries to start a relationship with Matt. We meet Hide.	Directed by Matt Sohn, written by B.J. Novak
Michael gets kicked out of the bar when he whips out all the stops to impress a friend of Jim and Pam, who is thrilled to have a moment for herself while her mom watches Cecilia. Meanwhile, Andy and Erin do their best to keep their relationships under wraps. Also, Dwight rethinks his pre-natal contract with Angela. Oscar tries to start a relationship with Matt. We meet Hide.
 	Secretary's Day 	22 	6022 	April 22, 2010
 	Directed by Steve Carell, written by Mindy Kaling
Andy pulls out all stops to give Erin and memorable Secretary's Day. Michael reluctantly takes Erin out to lunch and lets slip about Andy's relationship with Angela. Meanwhile, Oscar circulates a viral video which compares Kevin's voice to Sesame Street's Cookie Monster.	Directed by Steve Carell, written by Mindy Kaling
Andy pulls out all stops to give Erin and memorable Secretary's Day. Michael reluctantly takes Erin out to lunch and lets slip about Andy's relationship with Angela. Meanwhile, Oscar circulates a viral video which compares Kevin's voice to Sesame Street's Cookie Monster.	Directed by Steve Carell, written by Mindy Kaling
Andy pulls out all stops to give Erin and memorable Secretary's Day. Michael reluctantly takes Erin out to lunch and lets slip about Andy's relationship with Angela. Meanwhile, Oscar circulates a viral video which compares Kevin's voice to Sesame Street's Cookie Monster.	Directed by Steve Carell, written by Mindy Kaling
Andy pulls out all stops to give Erin and memorable Secretary's Day. Michael reluctantly takes Erin out to lunch and lets slip about Andy's relationship with Angela. Meanwhile, Oscar circulates a viral video which compares Kevin's voice to Sesame Street's Cookie Monster.
 	Body Language 	23 	6023 	April 29, 2010
 	Directed by Mindy Kaling, written by Justin Spitzer
Pam and Jim work on their first sales pitch together to Donna, the manager of a local restaurant. But Michael keeps misreading the signals she's putting out. Meanwhile, Dwight encourages Kelly to try out for the minority training program.	Directed by Mindy Kaling, written by Justin Spitzer
Pam and Jim work on their first sales pitch together to Donna, the manager of a local restaurant. But Michael keeps misreading the signals she's putting out. Meanwhile, Dwight encourages Kelly to try out for the minority training program.	Directed by Mindy Kaling, written by Justin Spitzer
Pam and Jim work on their first sales pitch together to Donna, the manager of a local restaurant. But Michael keeps misreading the signals she's putting out. Meanwhile, Dwight encourages Kelly to try out for the minority training program.	Directed by Mindy Kaling, written by Justin Spitzer
Pam and Jim work on their first sales pitch together to Donna, the manager of a local restaurant. But Michael keeps misreading the signals she's putting out. Meanwhile, Dwight encourages Kelly to try out for the minority training program.
 	The Cover-Up 	24 	6024 	May 6, 2010
 	Directed by Rainn Wilson, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
When Michael suspects that Donna, his girlfriend, is cheating on him, he sends Dwight to investigate. Meanwhile, Andy is angry when no one will take his customer's complaint of printers catching on fire seriously.	Directed by Rainn Wilson, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
When Michael suspects that Donna, his girlfriend, is cheating on him, he sends Dwight to investigate. Meanwhile, Andy is angry when no one will take his customer's complaint of printers catching on fire seriously.	Directed by Rainn Wilson, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
When Michael suspects that Donna, his girlfriend, is cheating on him, he sends Dwight to investigate. Meanwhile, Andy is angry when no one will take his customer's complaint of printers catching on fire seriously.	Directed by Rainn Wilson, written by Lee Eisenberg & Gene Stupnitsky
When Michael suspects that Donna, his girlfriend, is cheating on him, he sends Dwight to investigate. Meanwhile, Andy is angry when no one will take his customer's complaint of printers catching on fire seriously.
 	The Chump 	25 	6025 	May 13, 2010
 	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure 
Michael is surprisingly cheerful after learning some bad news about Donna. The new parents, Pam and Jim, have trouble staying awake in the office. Meanwhile, Angela takes matters into her own hands when Dwight refuses to honor their contract.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure 
Michael is surprisingly cheerful after learning some bad news about Donna. The new parents, Pam and Jim, have trouble staying awake in the office. Meanwhile, Angela takes matters into her own hands when Dwight refuses to honor their contract.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure 
Michael is surprisingly cheerful after learning some bad news about Donna. The new parents, Pam and Jim, have trouble staying awake in the office. Meanwhile, Angela takes matters into her own hands when Dwight refuses to honor their contract.	Directed by Randall Einhorn, written by Aaron Shure 
Michael is surprisingly cheerful after learning some bad news about Donna. The new parents, Pam and Jim, have trouble staying awake in the office. Meanwhile, Angela takes matters into her own hands when Dwight refuses to honor their contract.
 	Whistleblower 	26 	6026 	May 20, 2010
 	Directed by Paul Lieberstein, written by Halsted Sullivan & Warren Lieberstein
CEO Jo Bennett is hell-bent and goes on a search with Michael to find the person who leaked that Sabre printers catch on fire. Everyone thinks that Andy, who adamantly denies saying anything to anyone, is the leak.	Directed by Paul Lieberstein, written by Halsted Sullivan & Warren Lieberstein
CEO Jo Bennett is hell-bent and goes on a search with Michael to find the person who leaked that Sabre printers catch on fire. Everyone thinks that Andy, who adamantly denies saying anything to anyone, is the leak.	Directed by Paul Lieberstein, written by Halsted Sullivan & Warren Lieberstein
CEO Jo Bennett is hell-bent and goes on a search with Michael to find the person who leaked that Sabre printers catch on fire. Everyone thinks that Andy, who adamantly denies saying anything to anyone, is the leak.	Directed by Paul Lieberstein, written by Halsted Sullivan & Warren Lieberstein
CEO Jo Bennett is hell-bent and goes on a search with Michael to find the person who leaked that Sabre printers catch on fire. Everyone thinks that Andy, who adamantly denies saying anything to anyone, is the leak.
*‡ denotes an hour-long episode (with advertisements; actual runtime around 42 minutes)
==External links==
*https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0386676/episodes?season=6
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