The Office: Michael Scott Paper Company / Season: 5 / Episode: 21 (2009)

The Office

Michael Scott Paper Company (Television Episode)

Season: 5
Episode: 21

April 9, 2009

In the episode, Michael, Pam and Ryan try to get their new paper company off the ground, but end up bickering among themselves due to the stress and cramped office space. Meanwhile, Jim tries to do a "rundown" for new boss Charles Miner without admitting he does not know what a rundown is, while Dwight and Andy compete for the affections of the new receptionist.

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Television Commercials

Flea Market Montgomery Commercial (2009 - 2010) (Television Commercial)

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Flea Market Montgomery Commercial (Television Commercial)

Fall/Winter 2009

Ryan watches this commercial on the laptop while at work.

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Television Series

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Maury (Television Series)

October 14, 1991

Genres: Talk Show

Michael takes the employees of the Michael Scott Paper Company to a meeting with a potential investor. The investor is his 'Nana', and as they enter the nursing home where she lives, a TV in a common area is on, tuned to the show 'Maury'.

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Music referenced in Michael Scott Paper Company

Songs

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Cherry Pie (Song)

performed by Warrant

1990

Genres: Hard Rock / Metal

Andy tells Dwight that every song is better when sung A Cappella, and asks Dwight to name any song. Dwight says "Cherry Pie. Warrant.", to which Andy exclaims that it is better A Cappella!

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Enter Sandman (Song)

performed by Metallica

1991

Andy tells Dwight that every song is better when sung A Cappella, and challenges Dwight to name songs to prove his point. Dwight names the song "Enter Sandman", and Andy tells him it's way better A Cappella.

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Gimme More (Song)

performed by Britney Spears

September 25, 2007

The episode opens with Michael saying "It's Britney bitch. And I am back, in the form of a new company. The Michael Scott Paper Company."

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Take Me Home, Country Roads (1971) (Song) by John Denver

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Take Me Home, Country Roads (Song)

performed by John Denver

1971

Dwight plays this song on his guitar while Erin sings along. Andy, not wanting to be left out, begins to play the song on his banjo. Dwight, Andy and Erin all sing together.

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