The Office (US) season 9 episode 19 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Stairmageddon strikes when Dwight schedules elevator maintenance, forcing the office to use the stairs. A documentary review stirs mixed emotions, highlighting individual quirks and flaws. Dwight tranquilizes Stanley to ensure his attendance at a vital sales meeting, leading to a comedic struggle to transport him. Meanwhile, Senator Lipton publicly comes out as gay, impacting Angela deeply. Jim and Pam grapple with marital issues. Andy, seeking change, signs with a talent agency, embracing a hopeful yet uncertain future in show business.
Full Episode S09E19 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the elevator not working in the office?
Dwight is having maintenance done on the elevator, leading to an event dubbed "Stairmageddon."
What is the reaction of the staff to Stairmageddon?
The staff, especially larger members, are frustrated and compare it to the end of time due to the physical effort required to use the stairs.
What does the documentary review say about Kevin Malone?
The review describes Kevin Malone as the "Falstaffian accountant."
What is Andy Bernard's reaction to the documentary review?
Andy is offended but intrigued by the review mentioning his "surprising musical talent."
Why does Dwight tranquilize Stanley?
Dwight tranquilizes Stanley to ensure his participation in a crucial sales call.
How do Dwight and Clark manage with an unconscious Stanley?
They struggle to transport him and ultimately decide to impersonate him during the sales meeting.
What major revelation does Senator Lipton make?
Senator Lipton publicly announces that he is gay.
How does Angela react to her husband's announcement?
Angela is shocked and struggles with the personal impact of the announcement.
What career move does Andy Bernard make?
Andy seeks representation from a talent agency to pursue an acting career.
What is the outcome of Andy's meeting with the talent agent?
Andy is taken on as a client after agreeing to a $5,000 fee.
What is the result of the sales meeting with Stanley?
Despite Stanley being unconscious, Dwight and Clark successfully close a significant sale.
What are Pam and Jim's concerns about their marriage?
They express concerns about communication and decision-making in their relationship.
How does the office react to the documentary's portrayal of them?
The staff has mixed reactions, with some feeling misrepresented and others seeing it as an opportunity.
What does the Senator say about his relationship with Oscar?
The Senator thanks Oscar for helping him realize his true identity.
What does Andy plan to do with his potential success in show business?
Andy hopes that success in show business will be the solution to his personal and professional dissatisfaction.