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Round 1
Dunder Mifflin
$200
The show's main branch is located in this Pennsylvania city.
$400
Dunder Mifflin is a regional supplier of this everyday office product.
$600
This printer company buys Dunder Mifflin and installs its own management in later seasons.
$800
This paper company's Scranton branch is the main setting of the show.
$1000
This mild-mannered CFO, played by Andy Buckley, oversees the branch from corporate.
The Regional Manager
$200
Michael eventually leaves Scranton to start a new life in this state with Holly.
$400
Steve Carell plays this attention-hungry regional manager for most of the series.
$600
This corporate executive is Michael's volatile on-and-off girlfriend early in the series.
$800
Michael's most famous verbal tic turns almost any sentence into this two-word innuendo.
$1000
In a rebellion arc, the branch manager quits and starts a scrappy rival firm named entirely after himself.
Jim & Pam
$200
Jim and Pam get married near this famous natural wonder on the U.S.-Canada border.
$400
In the final seasons Jim helps launch this Philadelphia sports-marketing startup.
$600
Jim finally tells Pam his feelings during a casino night held in this location.
$800
Jim's favorite pastime is playing elaborate pranks on this uptight deskmate.
$1000
Jim's longtime crush and eventual wife works at the front desk as this branch's receptionist.
Beets & Beliefs
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Dwight Schrute proudly runs a farm that grows these red root vegetables.
$400
Dwight's nerdy cousin and farmhand shares this first name.
$600
Dwight holds this volunteer law-enforcement title in Lackawanna County.
$800
Dwight's martial-arts obsession centers on this discipline in which he claims a high rank.
$1000
Dwight's farm doubles as this rural lodging business with an unusual name.
Accounting & Beyond
$200
This grumpy senior accountant loves cats and pretzels.
$400
This soft-spoken accountant is secretly a former mob associate in witness protection, fans theorize.
$600
Kevin dreams of a career doing this outside of accounting, and briefly owns a bar.
$800
Kevin's infamous chili disaster ends when he spills the pot on this office surface.
$1000
Creed Bratton shares his real name with the actor and holds this vague job title implying he checks that products meet standards.
Party Planning
$200
This holiday inspires the episode where Michael steals another employee's gift in a 'Yankee Swap.'
$400
This coworker constantly challenges Angela for control of the Party Planning Committee, fueling a bitter office rivalry.
$600
The seaside competition Michael stages on the sand to pick his successor is nicknamed this.
$800
Michael crowns employees with mock trophies at this annual awards ceremony.
$1000
The office celebrates this made-up winter holiday invented by Dwight, complete with a sack and 'The Impish.'
Double Jeopardy
Dunder Mifflin
$400
The Dunder Mifflin branch located in this New York city was once managed by Dan Gore, a man who notably took his managerial duties seriously.
$800
This co-founder of the paper company alongside Robert Dunder was the partner who tragically passed away in 1972.
$1200
In the series, this specific corporate executive was hired as the Vice President of the Northeast Region to monitor Scranton after Ryan Howard left.
$1600
While the branch is in Scranton, what is the fictional address of the office building where the employees work?
$2000
Before David Wallace became the CFO, he replaced this executive who resigned early in the series following a scandal involving his secretary.
The Regional Manager
$400
He was the boss of the branch for nine years before Michael Scott took over.
$800
While Michael and Jim were briefly co-managers, this character was the regional manager of the now-closed Stamford branch before it merged with Scranton.
$1200
Following Michael's departure, this corporate-connected individual walked into the manager's office, sat in the chair, but then immediately walked out.
$1600
This successor to Michael Scott briefly served as the regional manager of the Scranton branch before returning to his role as a traveling salesman.
$2000
During a meeting, this temporary manager held the top office position for exactly four and a half hours after a failed promotion scheme.
Jim & Pam
$400
During their marital struggles, Pam hands Jim this item in the parking lot as he leaves for his Philadelphia venture.
$800
In the series finale, Jim and Pam decide to leave their comfortable life in Scranton to move to this city where Jim accepts a job with Athlead.
$1200
While Pam struggled during her time in New York, she notably failed this specific type of academic program for creative design.
$1600
Jim's father Gerald and mother Betsy are occasionally mentioned, but Jim also has a brother with this name who worked at a sports-marketing firm.
$2000
Before moving to Philadelphia, Jim briefly served as the assistant regional manager at this other company location in Connecticut.
Beets & Beliefs
$400
When Dwight finally marries Angela, the couple settles down to live happily together on their beet farm located in this Pennsylvania borough.
$800
In a planned but unproduced spinoff, Dwight's younger sister, who left the farm for Boston, was introduced with this first name.
$1200
Dwight believes that if a Schrute funeral guest is thrown this color of dirt, they are officially invited to the proceedings.
$1600
Dwight's heritage is often attributed to this historical religious and cultural group known for its agricultural roots in Pennsylvania.
$2000
Dwight is known for his unconventional family traditions, such as this German-inspired holiday figure who judges if children are 'impish' or 'admirable'.
Accounting & Beyond
$400
Beyond his work at Dunder Mifflin, Kevin Malone eventually left the paper industry to become the owner of this type of local establishment.
$800
He applied for a position in the warehouse but was instead hired by Michael to work in the accounting department.
$1200
Creed Bratton has been known to refer to himself by this alias, a name he shares with the actor who portrays him.
$1600
During a corporate investigation, these three employees were the subject of a webisode series where they investigated missing company funds.
$2000
Angela Martin famously inspired a company-wide policy change after her late cat with this specific name was brought into the office.
Party Planning
$400
For a Halloween celebration, Angela became enraged when Pam sabotaged the snacks by bringing these instead of the required chips and dip.
$800
Angela's rigid approach to the committee was evident when she famously refused to gamble on the color of these decoration items.
$1200
During the first season, the committee famously planned a birthday party for this long-suffering employee who had a dairy allergy.
$1600
In a brief act of rebellion, Pam and Karen formed this alternative group to protest the original committee's overbearing control.
$2000
After Ryan Howard was drafted into the committee, he received a memo stating they needed to prepare for this type of event.
Final Jeopardy · Sign-Offs
In the series finale, this character delivers the line comparing the good old days to being in them before you've left them.
