Dunder Mifflin
$200This paper company's Scranton branch is the main setting of the show.
$400Dunder Mifflin is a regional supplier of this everyday office product.
$600The show's main branch is located in this Pennsylvania city.
$800This printer company buys Dunder Mifflin and installs its own management in later seasons.
$1000This mild-mannered CFO, played by Andy Buckley, oversees the branch from corporate.
The Regional Manager
$200Steve Carell plays this attention-hungry regional manager for most of the series.
$400Michael's most famous verbal tic turns almost any sentence into this two-word innuendo.
$600Michael eventually leaves Scranton to start a new life in this state with Holly.
$800This corporate executive is Michael's volatile on-and-off girlfriend early in the series.
$1000In a rebellion arc, the branch manager quits and starts a scrappy rival firm named entirely after himself.
Jim & Pam
$200Jim's longtime crush and eventual wife works at the front desk as this branch's receptionist.
$400Jim's favorite pastime is playing elaborate pranks on this uptight deskmate.
$600Jim finally tells Pam his feelings during a casino night held in this location.
$800Jim and Pam get married near this famous natural wonder on the U.S.-Canada border.
$1000In the final seasons Jim helps launch this Philadelphia sports-marketing startup.
Beets & Beliefs
$200Dwight Schrute proudly runs a farm that grows these red root vegetables.
$400Dwight's farm doubles as this rural lodging business with an unusual name.
$600Dwight holds this volunteer law-enforcement title in Lackawanna County.
$800Dwight's nerdy cousin and farmhand shares this first name.
$1000Dwight's martial-arts obsession centers on this discipline in which he claims a high rank.
Accounting & Beyond
$200This grumpy senior accountant loves cats and pretzels.
$400Kevin dreams of a career doing this outside of accounting, and briefly owns a bar.
$600This soft-spoken accountant is secretly a former mob associate in witness protection, fans theorize.
$800Creed Bratton shares his real name with the actor and holds this vague job title implying he checks that products meet standards.
$1000Kevin's infamous chili disaster ends when he spills the pot on this office surface.
Party Planning
$200This holiday inspires the episode where Michael steals another employee's gift in a 'Yankee Swap.'
$400The office celebrates this made-up winter holiday invented by Dwight, complete with a sack and 'The Impish.'
$600Michael crowns employees with mock trophies at this annual awards ceremony.
$800This coworker constantly challenges Angela for control of the Party Planning Committee, fueling a bitter office rivalry.
$1000The seaside competition Michael stages on the sand to pick his successor is nicknamed this.