Eddie Money

A lead on Ukrainian mob activities leads Jake and Boyle to set up a stakeout that ends up covering eight days--and also causes escalating conflicts between the two "roommates" that nearly destroys their friendship. Elsewhere, Amy reacts strongly when she finds out she's the basis for a character in a book Terry wrote for his daughters, while Rosa and Holt go from basking in commendations for the Giggle Pig task force to being uneasy about her new relationship with his nephew.

Gene is flush with excitement when he discovers and befriends an expensive talking toilet, and when Louise and Tina become privy to his secret he recruits them to help hide his new buddy from a villainous toilet hunter.

When Max's high school girlfriend Angie (Riki Lindhome), the girl he dated before he realized he was gay, moves back to town, Penny starts feeling jealous, but then she tries to befriend her and Alex develops an unusual crush on Max. Meanwhile, Dave starts dating Angie, so Max declares a "code war" and Jane finds out Brad has a "work wife" so she sets her sights on Steven (Hayes MacArthur), the head of human resources at her workplace, with the intent of making him her "work husband".

Brad discovers that Jane's old sorority sister is coming for a visit, so he lies and says he has a work retreat out of town, when he's actually on "staycation" in a fancy hotel in the city; Alex meets a new guy, Liam, but the dates he takes her on are a bit over-the-top; and Max and Dave make a commercial to promote the "Steak Me Home Tonight" food truck.

Jane convinces her friends to make vision boards to visualize the path to their dreams, although everything doesn't go according to plan; Brad has a hard time bonding to his humorless car-loving boss (Larry Wilmore), until he flips for Max's limo; Dave decides not to let his friends meet his new girlfriend (Noureen DeWulf).

Alex releases slogan t-shirts for babies but they become popular with the teenage girl crowd, who make her shop their newest hangout. Meanwhile, Jane searches for the now 11-year-old girl she thinks is the result of the egg she donated.

Christmas time at the office leads to depression for Michael, when his girlfriend Carol breaks up with him. Michael, Andy, Dwight, and Jim then go to a local Benihana's, where both Michael and Andy find dates with two of the restaurant's waitresses. Back at the office, an altercation with Angela on the Party Planning Committee leads Karen and Pam to create their own Christmas party. When the majority of the office decide to go to Karen and Pam's party, Angela becomes upset, and seeing this, Karen and Pam decide to combine the parties. Soon after, Michael and Andy's dates leave them, but Michael nevertheless finds someone to go to Jamaica with him.

Doug secretly takes $100 from the "emergency fund jar" without Carrie's knowledge and bets it on a race. When he and Deacon win $5000, Doug knows he can't tell Carrie about the big win because she'll know he took the money after she told him not to. Deacon and Doug decide to spend the winnings all in one day of fun by renting a fancy sports car, eating a big steak dinner, and hiring Eddie Money to come to the house to sing for them. Meanwhile, Carrie is offered a new job from the owner of the firm where she works. Turns out the offer isn't as great as she thought.

After their high school basketball coach passes away, five good friends and former teammates reunite for a Fourth of July holiday weekend.

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The commercial begins with a family of four, sitting in the office of a travel agent. The woman asks the agent if everything is all set for the trip. The agent, who is Eddie Money, holds up two tickets and begins to sing his song 'Two Tickets to Paradise'. The family explains that the trip is next month, and that they actually need four tickets, but Eddie Money just continues to sing. Outside, two men appear on a stage, telling us that the people who have switched to GEICO are happy with their savings - happier than Eddie Money running a travel agency. So, we all set? (singing)I've got two tickets to paradise pack your bags we'll leave tonight Two tickets to... It's next month actually. ...paradise No, four. Remember? Whoa-oh-oh-oh You know Ronnie, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to GEICO sure are happy. And how happy are they, Jimmy? Happier than Eddie Money running a travel agency. Get happy. Get GEICO. Fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more. Eddie Money Travel GEICO geico.com