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The Office Trivia Jeopardy

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The Scranton Branch

  1. $200

    This assistant to the regional manager runs a beet farm with his cousin Mose.

    Who is Dwight Schrute?

  2. $400

    This salesman is known for his elaborate pranks on a coworker, including encasing his stapler in gelatin.

    Who is Jim Halpert?

  3. $600

    This accountant plays drums in a Scranton cover band and is famous for dropping a large pot of chili at an office party.

    Who is Kevin Malone?

  4. $800

    This warehouse foreman is eventually promoted to a sales position and later leaves the company to work for a sports marketing startup.

    Who is Darryl Philbin?

  5. $1,000

    This quality assurance supervisor is known for his mysterious and possibly criminal past, revealed only in vague hints across the series.

    Who is Creed Bratton?

Michael Scott

  1. $200

    This is the name of the rival paper company Michael founds after leaving Dunder Mifflin, taking a couple of coworkers with him.

    What is the Michael Scott Paper Company?

  2. $400

    This human resources representative is repeatedly targeted by Michael's insults and is once called the worst person he has ever met.

    Who is Toby Flenderson?

  3. $600

    This is the title of the amateur action film Michael writes, directs, and stars in, screened for the office across multiple episodes.

    What is Threat Level Midnight?

  4. $800

    This human resources representative from corporate becomes Michael's love interest and eventually his wife by the series' end.

    Who is Holly Flax?

  5. $1,000

    This senior Dunder Mifflin executive becomes Michael's girlfriend for several seasons after he initially reported to her.

    Who is Jan Levinson?

Office Romances

  1. $200

    This on-and-off couple, a receptionist and a salesman, get engaged at a gas station and later marry in a season six episode.

    Who are Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly?

  2. $400

    This accountant and head of the Party Planning Committee has a long, secretive on-and-off relationship with a coworker she eventually marries.

    Who is Angela Martin?

  3. $600

    This temp-turned-corporate-executive has an on-and-off relationship with customer service representative Kelly Kapoor throughout the series.

    Who is Ryan Howard?

  4. $800

    This saleswoman is married throughout the series to the owner of a local refrigeration company frequently mentioned by his full title.

    Who is Phyllis Vance?

  5. $1,000

    This accountant, who is gay, has a relationship with a closeted state senator, a storyline that becomes public when the senator is outed.

    Who is Oscar Martinez?

Pranks and Parties

  1. $200

    This committee, chaired for most of the series by Angela, is responsible for organizing office celebrations and parties.

    What is the Party Planning Committee?

  2. $400

    This annual office celebration centers on a costume contest and candy handed out at each employee's desk.

    What is the Halloween party?

  3. $600

    This season two finale episode features a charity fundraiser with card games and slot machines, during which Jim first tells Pam how he feels about her.

    What is Casino Night?

  4. $800

    In one memorable prank, Jim spends a full day dressed and talking exactly like a coworker, copying his mannerisms and desk setup down to the smallest detail.

    What is the Future Dwight prank?

  5. $1,000

    This booze-fueled early-series event, held offsite on a boat, features Jim nearly confessing his feelings to Pam and a memorable dance number by Michael.

    What is the Booze Cruise?

Beyond Scranton

  1. $200

    This is the name of the paper company that employs every character in the series and operates its central branch in Scranton.

    What is Dunder Mifflin?

  2. $400

    This larger office supply retailer poses a recurring competitive threat to Dunder Mifflin throughout the series.

    What is Staples?

  3. $600

    This corporate parent company acquires Dunder Mifflin partway through the series, folding it into a larger printing conglomerate based in Florida.

    What is Sabre?

  4. $800

    This branch of Dunder Mifflin, located in Connecticut, merges with the Scranton branch in season three, adding several new characters to the cast.

    What is the Stamford branch?

  5. $1,000

    This eccentric businessman becomes CEO of Sabre and briefly serves as manager of the Scranton branch, unsettling the staff with his unconventional philosophy.

    Who is Robert California?

Behind the Camera

  1. $200

    The U.S. version of this mockumentary sitcom is based on an earlier British series created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.

    What is The Office?

  2. $400

    This actor, who also served as an executive producer and occasional director for the series, played the role of Michael Scott.

    Who is Steve Carell?

  3. $600

    This actress played receptionist-turned-saleswoman Pam Beesly for all nine seasons of the series.

    Who is Jenna Fischer?

  4. $800

    This narrative device, in which characters occasionally speak directly to an unseen documentary crew, is a defining stylistic feature of the show.

    What is a talking-head interview?

  5. $1,000

    This actor, who played salesman Andy Bernard and later took over as regional manager, went on to star in The Hangover film trilogy.

    Who is Ed Helms?

Final Jeopardy — Dunder Mifflin

The paper company at the center of the series operates its central branch in this Pennsylvania city.

What is Scranton?

How to run this board

Fans of The Office do not merely watch the show; they rewatch it annually and cite it in meetings. This board rewards that dedication with categories on the Scranton staff, Michael Scott himself, the office romances, pranks and parties, the world beyond the branch, and how the show was actually made.

It suits a watch-party finale or any game night where the group chat is already Office memes. Board on the TV, phones as buzzers, and someone impartial reading clues.

One tip: settle before the game whether answers must give full character names. Fans will absolutely litigate this.

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