The Office (US) season 5 episode 23 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Michael and Ryan make early morning deliveries for their struggling Michael Scott Paper Company. Meanwhile, Dunder Mifflin faces client losses to Michael's company, causing internal stress and strategy changes. David Wallace visits Scranton to address the issue. Michael's company, facing financial challenges, receives a buyout offer from Dunder Mifflin. After negotiations, Michael secures his team's return to Dunder Mifflin with improved terms, marking the end of the Michael Scott Paper Company saga.
Full Episode S05E23 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Michael enjoy making early morning deliveries?
Michael enjoys the fresh morning air, despite it making him feel sick.
What vehicle does the Michael Scott Paper Company use for deliveries?
They use a van with "Alleluia Church of Scranton" in Korean on it.
What problem is Dunder Mifflin facing in this episode?
Dunder Mifflin is losing clients to the Michael Scott Paper Company.
Who does Charles show a preference for over Jim?
Charles shows a preference for Dwight over Jim.
What does Michael suggest for the company to improve efficiency?
Michael suggests getting a delivery guy or building a loft in their office.
Why does David Wallace visit Scranton?
David Wallace visits to address the issue of losing clients to Michael's company.
What financial problem is Michael's company facing?
Michael's company is struggling financially and can't afford a delivery guy.
What realization do Michael and Ryan come to about their pricing model?
They realize their low prices are unsustainable and putting them at risk of going out of business.
What are Michael's demands for the buyout from Dunder Mifflin?
Michael demands his old job back, a parking space, a Sebring, and positions for Pam and Ryan at Dunder Mifflin.
Does David Wallace agree to Michael's terms for the buyout?
Yes, David Wallace agrees to Michael's terms, effectively buying out the Michael Scott Paper Company.
What does Michael reflect on at the end of the episode?
Michael reflects on the journey of starting and selling his company.
How does the episode end?
The episode ends with Michael and his team celebrating their return to Dunder Mifflin.