Clark brings an espresso maker to the office, and the staff embraces the new device. Meanwhile, Dwight and Clark pretend to be a father-and-son duo to land a sale; and Darryl goes on an interview at Jim's company, where Pam drops by unexpectedly.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 9 Episode 11 of The Office (US) resulted in a 2.10 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

The Office (US) Season 9 Episodes...

• s09e01 - New Guys
• s09e02 - Roy's Wedding
• s09e03 - Andy's Ancestry
• s09e04 - Work Bus
• s09e05 - Here Comes Treble
• s09e06 - The Boat
• s09e07 - The Whale
• s09e08 - The Target
• s09e09 - Dwight Christmas
• s09e10 - Lice
• s09e11 - Suit Warehouse
• s09e12 - Customer Loyalty
• s09e13 - Junior Salesman
• s09e14 - Vandalism
• s09e15 - Couples Discount
• s09e16 - Moving On
• s09e17 - The Farm
• s09e18 - Promos
• s09e19 - Stairmageddon
• s09e20 - Paper Airplane
• s09e21 - Livin' the Dream
• s09e22 - A.A.R.M., Part 1
• s09e23 - A.A.R.M., Part 2
• s09e24 - Series Finale; Part One
• s09e25 - Series Finale; Part Two

The Office (US) Show Summary

Based on the popular British series of the same name, this faster-paced American version follows the daily interactions of a group of idiosyncratic office employees via a documentary film crew's cameras.

Regional manager Michael thinks he's the coolest, funniest, best boss ever - which, of course, makes him the uncoolest, most obnoxious and annoying boss as far as his staff is concerned. His co-worker Jim lusts after engaged receptionist Pam when he's not sabotaging his cube-mate, the know-it-all Dwight.
Ryan Howard is a young, smart, self-possessed temp, who quickly figures out the real office politics despite Michael's attempts to instill the official point-of-view.