Andy adopts 12 senior dogs at a fundraiser, Dwight misunderstands a silent auction, and Angela connects the show to Downton Abbey. The hosts discuss sofa assembly experiences, a TV show storyline inspired by real events, and Rainn Wilson's involvement in empowering Haitian girls. They receive a heartwarming letter and discuss game show prizes and the logistics of delivery. Jim asks for a cell phone number, and they analyze David Wallace's attitude in a scene.
Dwight wins the auction and donates over $34,000, emphasizing the importance of supporting the dog society.
Andy learns about David selling Suck It for $20 million, encouraging him to move on from Dunder Mifflin.
The episode highlights Andy's effort to adopt elderly dogs and showcases the unique needs of each dog.
Deep dives
Andy buys a whole table at the fundraiser
Andy, disgruntled after his firing, buys a whole table at the fundraiser and insists on having all the salads served.
Oscar interprets the senator's glances as flirtation
Oscar misinterprets the senator's glances as flirtation and excitedly shares his revelation with Jim and Pam.
Andy bumps into David Wallace
Andy bumps into David Wallace and learns that David sold Suck It for $20 million, encouraging Andy to move on from Dunder Mifflin.
Dwight wins the auction and donating $34,000
Dwight wins every item at the auction, donating over $34,000, the largest donation ever received by the dog society. He then delivers a speech, criticizing the waste of money spent on the event and emphasizing the importance of supporting the dog society.
Andy adopts multiple elderly dogs, including a therapy dog
Andy volunteers to adopt all the elderly dogs and forms a connection with a therapy dog named Kenny. The episode showcases the unique needs of each dog and highlights Andy's effort to provide a home for them. Meanwhile, other Dunder Mifflin employees also adopt dogs from the fundraiser.
This week is “Fundraiser”. The office attends a fundraiser hosted by Angela’s husband, State Senator Robert Lipton. Andy crashes it and ends up stress adopting 12 dogs, and Dwight “wins” the auction. Jenna shares how the Dwight storyline was based on a true story, Angela gives reasons why “Life is Downton Abbey” and the ladies wonder how game show prizes get delivered. So have Nellie buy you tacos and enjoy this episode!