"He forgets about paperwork and relationship forms and Michaels and Dwights and everything Monday through Friday." Inside Jim's head one laid-back afternoon.
The Dunder Mifflin employees attend Andy's Here Comes Treble reunion concert. Meanwhile, Michael attempts to find a replacement when the lease on his Sebring runs out.
General spoilers, through episode 4.03 ("Launch Party"). Set between "Launch Party" and "Money" (episode 4.04).
It’s time for the first annual Dunder Mifflin National Sales Meeting in Las Vegas. What will go down in the city of sin, where alcohol flows, love can be won, lost and won again, and where drive-through weddings are all-too-available?
Karen, Jim, Kelly, and Dwight POV during the finale, especially the end. A character study of sorts. Some implications of Jim/Pam, Kelly/Ryan and onesided Karen/Jim.
"So did I tell you that I play guitar?" -- Jim
Jim has a hidden talent. He knows how to play the guitar, and he uses it to his advantage.
Angela notices something is different about Pam and talks to her about it. Post the Job
She strolled (somewhat) casually over to Pam’s desk as she exited the interview and asked her about her smile.
I think you mean girl’s locker room, and in the fantasy, there’s usually girls in it.
Jim/Pam/Karen fun!!!
Sometimes you just have to try new things. A Pam/Ryan story that is more about Pam/Jim than you would think.
Role Reversal Challenge: It's May 2006. Jim's wedding is approaching and a lovelorn Pam can't take much more. Starts during Casino Night (or an AU version of it).
4 [Reviews - 9] Post "Ben Franklin," pre "Phyllis's Wedding." AU in the sense that...well, things go differently here between Jim and Pam than they went on the show.
This is what I'd wish for.
Also - this is a completed story.
You spend your days watching other people fumble over themselves and wade through life without having to actually live your own.
Response to the Documentary Crew challenge!