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| In S1E1 "Pilot": Who started their first day at Dunder Mifflin Scranton? |
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In S1E2 "Diversity Day": What famous comedian's stand up routine does Michael imitate?
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| In S1E3 "Health Care": Name 3 of Jim and Pam's made up diseases? |
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Killer nanorobots
Hot dog fingers
Spontaneous dental hydroplosion |
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| In S1E4 "The Alliance": How much money does Michael donate to Oscar's nephew's charity, not realizing it is a walk-a-thon and the amount is per mile? |
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| In S1E5 "Basketball": What small appliance of Pam's breaks down? (It was given to her at her engagement party three years earlier) |
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| In S1E6 "Hot Girl" What is the Hot Girl's name? |
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| In S2E1 "The Dundies": What Dundie award does Phyllis take home? |
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| The Bushiest Beaver (Busiest) |
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| In S2E2 "Sexual Harassment": What is on Todd Packer's vanity license plate? |
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| In S2E3 "Office Olympics": What does Pam name "Box of paper snowshoe racing"? |
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| In S2E4 "The Fire": What are Meredith's five DVD choices for the game "Desert Island"? |
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| Ghost, Legally Blond, Legends of Fall |
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| In S2E5 "Halloween": What is Jim's costume? |
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| In S2E6 "The Fight": What is Dwight's Sensei's name? |
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| In S2E7 "The Client": Where do Jan and Michael take Christian, the Lackawanna County rep? |
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| In S2E8 "Performance Review": Who does Michael quickly dismiss saying "You were totally satisfactory this year"? |
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| In S2E9 "E-Mail Surveillance" Who hosts a barbecue that is Michael NOT invited to? |
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| In S2E10 "Christmas Party": Who ends up with the Video iPod at the end of the episode? |
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| In S2E11 "Booze Cruise": Who breaks up? |
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| In S2E12 "The Injury": What is Michael's injury? |
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| He burns his foot on a George Foreman grill. |
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