Viktor Sams takes control of the Varuna and forces the guests to bid against each other to survive. Will Imogene and her friends unmask him before time runs out?

Tensions arise as Claire and Matt explore pregnancy options. Claire chaperones the homecoming dance and Eric comes clean about his true feelings.

Claire outlines the rules Eric must follow as their relationship takes a dramatic turn.

Al gets heated up over the large phone bill and refuses to pay it, which results in the disconnection of the Bundy phone line, making him the target of hostility from Peggy, the kids and the Rhoades who now take the Bundys phone calls on their phone, especially the ones from Peggy's mother. To make matters worse, there's a streetlight that is also bothering Al which is keeping him awake every night.

Al flunks his written drivers test the same day that Kelly passes hers, leading him confined to the house and unable to get to the racetrack to bet on an important horse race.

Due to their new notoriety, Harry and Fergus are approached by a woman desperate to find out how her husband died; although reluctant to get involved, Harry's interest is soon piqued.

Michael asks Dwight to be the scapegoat for one of his business ideas that backfired badly on him. But when that idea has an unexpected positive upside, Dwight still takes the credit and Michael becomes furious.

Michael gets upset when he gets a new boss to act as a buffer between him and David Wallace, and he gets even more upset when he disbands the Party Planning Committee and cancels Michael's fifteenth anniversary party.

When Buster asks George-Michael to buy him marijuana to treat Lucille Austero's vertigo, Michael stages a phony bust to teach George-Michael a lesson.

After having a tough time getting George-Michael admitted to a private school, Michael hires an attractive publicist to change the family's image.

Viktor Sams takes control of the Varuna and forces the guests to bid against each other to survive. Will Imogene and her friends unmask him before time runs out?

Tensions arise as Claire and Matt explore pregnancy options. Claire chaperones the homecoming dance and Eric comes clean about his true feelings.

Claire outlines the rules Eric must follow as their relationship takes a dramatic turn.

Dave takes a troubled kid under his wing to fill a hole in his own life.

Al gets heated up over the large phone bill and refuses to pay it, which results in the disconnection of the Bundy phone line, making him the target of hostility from Peggy, the kids and the Rhoades who now take the Bundys phone calls on their phone, especially the ones from Peggy's mother. To make matters worse, there's a streetlight that is also bothering Al which is keeping him awake every night.

Al flunks his written drivers test the same day that Kelly passes hers, leading him confined to the house and unable to get to the racetrack to bet on an important horse race.

When a member of one of Jersey's wealthiest families is murdered, the police want their best detective on the case. Meanwhile, a man from Bergerac's past makes a shocking accusation.

Due to their new notoriety, Harry and Fergus are approached by a woman desperate to find out how her husband died; although reluctant to get involved, Harry's interest is soon piqued.

Michael asks Dwight to be the scapegoat for one of his business ideas that backfired badly on him. But when that idea has an unexpected positive upside, Dwight still takes the credit and Michael becomes furious.

Michael gets upset when he gets a new boss to act as a buffer between him and David Wallace, and he gets even more upset when he disbands the Party Planning Committee and cancels Michael's fifteenth anniversary party.

When Buster asks George-Michael to buy him marijuana to treat Lucille Austero's vertigo, Michael stages a phony bust to teach George-Michael a lesson.

After having a tough time getting George-Michael admitted to a private school, Michael hires an attractive publicist to change the family's image.

Viktor Sams takes control of the Varuna and forces the guests to bid against each other to survive. Will Imogene and her friends unmask him before time runs out?

Tensions arise as Claire and Matt explore pregnancy options. Claire chaperones the homecoming dance and Eric comes clean about his true feelings.

Claire outlines the rules Eric must follow as their relationship takes a dramatic turn.

Dave takes a troubled kid under his wing to fill a hole in his own life.

Al gets heated up over the large phone bill and refuses to pay it, which results in the disconnection of the Bundy phone line, making him the target of hostility from Peggy, the kids and the Rhoades who now take the Bundys phone calls on their phone, especially the ones from Peggy's mother. To make matters worse, there's a streetlight that is also bothering Al which is keeping him awake every night.

Al flunks his written drivers test the same day that Kelly passes hers, leading him confined to the house and unable to get to the racetrack to bet on an important horse race.

Bergerac doesn’t care how many cages he rattles in his quest to find kidnapped baby Lily before it is too late. Along the way he clashes with Charlie Hungerford over Kim’s welfare and the battlelines are drawn with John Blakeley.

Harry enlists her granddaughter Lola to go undercover at a girls' school in pursuit of a bank robber who committed murder to fake his own death.

As Michael prepares to leave Dunder Mifflin, he announces that he will form his own paper company. Will anybody join him?

Michael and Pam begin their first day at the Michael Scott Paper Company putting together the rest of the staff and trying to raise money.

Michael delivers a speech about love that makes Marta realise she has feelings for him. George-Michael realises that Maeby might not be his cousin.

Michael tells Gob about his flirtation with Marta. Meanwhile, George-Michael tries to determine whether he and Maeby are related by blood.

Reeling from the truth, Imogene has a choice to make. Rufus writes a second memoir.

Claire and Eric go away on a secret trip to celebrate his 18th birthday.

As Claire's world begins to crumble, an uncertain Eric is pressed to reveal intimate details of his relationship.

Hospital porter Gaz oversteps his remit when he helps a psychiatric patient rekindle his creativity.

Victory seems assured when Steve agrees to join the Bundys for a family team bowling match against Peggy's arch rival from high school, Mimi, and her obnoxious family. But Bud reveals that he doesn't know how to bowl because he has squandered his bowling lesson money, prompting Steve to coach Bud on the pointers of bowling.

Steve returns home having grown a beard from a week-long rafting trip. He and Marcy get into a huge argument over his reluctance to shave it off, leading him to move in with the Bundys.

Bergerac doesn’t care how many cages he rattles in his quest to find kidnapped baby Lily before it is too late. Along the way he clashes with Charlie Hungerford over Kim’s welfare and the battlelines are drawn with John Blakeley.

Harry enlists her granddaughter Lola to go undercover at a girls' school in pursuit of a bank robber who committed murder to fake his own death.

As Michael prepares to leave Dunder Mifflin, he announces that he will form his own paper company. Will anybody join him?

Michael and Pam begin their first day at the Michael Scott Paper Company putting together the rest of the staff and trying to raise money.

Michael delivers a speech about love that makes Marta realise she has feelings for him. George-Michael realises that Maeby might not be his cousin.

Michael tells Gob about his flirtation with Marta. Meanwhile, George-Michael tries to determine whether he and Maeby are related by blood.