主演：史蒂夫·卡瑞尔 约翰·卡拉辛斯基 雷恩·威尔森 珍娜·费舍 梅罗拉·哈丁 B·J·诺瓦克 艾德·赫尔姆斯 莱斯利·大卫·
导演：格雷格·丹尼尔斯
类型：欧美剧,爱情,喜剧,剧情,美剧
地区：美国
年份：2007
简介：在线观看《办公室第四季完整合集》第03-04集，Season 4, Episode 1: Fun Run Original Air Date—27 September 2007 Michael accidentally runs over Meredith in the parking lot, and his guilt causes him to organize a 5-K run for her, a well-meaning but chaotic event that becomes a highlight of the season. Fans praised this episode for its heartfelt exploration of Michael’s character growth, with many noting how his over-the-top attempts to make amends (like wearing a ridiculous "Run for Meredith" shirt) balanced humor and pathos. Meanwhile, Dwight and Angela’s relationship takes a dark turn after he kills her beloved cat, sparking a hilarious yet tense feud that fans called "a masterclass in awkward workplace drama." Finally, Jim and Pam’s secret romance is exposed when Michael catches them kissing, leading to a mix of teasing and support from the office—viewers adored this pivotal moment, as it marked the beginning of their public (if still fraught) journey. Season 4, Episode 2: Dunder Mifflin Infinity Original Air Date—4 October 2007 Michael feels threatened when Ryan returns to the Scranton office to share his ideas about the future of Dunder Mifflin, triggering a petty power struggle that showcases his trademark insecurity. Fans were amused by Michael’s dramatic attempts to one-up Ryan, especially his absurd "Michael Scott Paper Company" mockery. Jim and Pam’s relationship, now out in the open, leads to playful pranks (like Jim "accidentally" stealing Pam’s lunch) and sweet moments, with many shipping them as "the heart of the show." Angela and Dwight’s fallout deepens as Angela refuses to forgive him for the cat incident, creating a comedic tension that viewers found "unmissable"—their bickering became a fan-favorite dynamic, even as it hinted at their messy history. Season 4, Episode 3: Launch Party Original Air Date—11 October 2007 This episode centers on the launch of Dunder Mifflin’s new website, "Dunder Mifflin Infinity," as Michael and Ryan clash over control. The chaos escalates when Michael’s attempt to impress clients goes hilariously wrong, leaving the office scrambling to save the day. Fans noted the episode’s sharp dialogue, particularly Michael’s cringeworthy attempts to connect with tech-savvy Ryan, and praised the cameo by Creed Bratton as the "token tech expert." The episode also teases Jim and Pam’s growing confidence in their relationship, with a scene where they share a quiet moment after work that fans called "the calm before the storm"—setting up emotional stakes for the rest of the season. The Dunder Mifflin Infinity website is launching, and Michael is brimming with excitement about attending the grand launch party in New York, while Angela meticulously plans a satellite party for the Scranton branch to ensure her team doesn’t feel overlooked. In a parallel storyline, Dwight, ever competitive, decides to go head-to-head with the new website, vowing to sell the most paper in a single day—a challenge that promises to bring his trademark intensity and absurdity to the office. Season 4, Episode 4: Money Original Air Date—18 October 2007 As Jan embarks on renovating her condo, Michael grapples with his mounting debt, resorting to increasingly desperate measures to stay afloat. This includes relentlessly pressuring his employees for loans, a scheme that predictably backfires and highlights his reckless financial mismanagement. Meanwhile, Pam and Jim steal away for a night on Dwight’s family farm, now repurposed as a bed and breakfast—a quirky setting that allows them to bond outside the office, their budding romance taking a playful, unorthodox turn. Season 4, Episode 5: Local Ad Original Air Date—25 October 2007 Michael, determined to outshine the professional ad agency’s work, takes it upon himself to create a local Dunder Mifflin commercial, a project that spirals into his usual chaotic perfectionism. The episode also sees Andy seeking advice from Dwight about his secret relationship with Angela, though Dwight’s overly literal and judgmental responses only complicate things further—a dynamic that fans loved for its blend of awkwardness and dark humor. Season 4, Episode 6: Branch Wars Original Air Date—1 November 2007 (Note: The original text cuts off here, but this episode sets up a hilarious rivalry between the Scranton and Stamford branches, with Michael’s competitive streak clashing with the new Stamford team, leading to a series of absurd office pranks and power plays.) Overall, these episodes highlight the show’s signature blend of workplace chaos, character-driven comedy, and heartfelt moments, with Michael’s financial woes and Dwight’s competitive spirit providing plenty of laughs—while Pam and Jim’s subplot adds a sweet, grounded contrast. Fans praised this era for its sharp writing and the expansion of the core relationships, making it a fan favorite in the series’ long run. Season 4, Episode 7: Survivor Man (Original Air Date—8 November 2007) Michael and Dwight hatch a scheme to prank Karen, now Utica branch manager, after she poaches Stanley from Scranton—their petty revenge is met with hilarious consequences as Karen's sharp wit turns the tables. Meanwhile, Pam, Toby, and Oscar launch an elite office book club, where their discussions are as dramatic as the novels they dissect, sparking playful rivalry over literary choices. Season 4, Episode 8: The Deposition (Original Air Date—15 November 2007) Michael finds himself in a comically uncomfortable spot when Jan sues Dunder-Mifflin for wrongful termination, forcing him to testify as a witness. His bumbling attempts to navigate legal jargon only escalate the chaos, while Jim, temporarily in charge of the office, stirs up trouble by overhauling the birthday party policy—much to the staff's amusement. On the side, Kelly's feud with Pam intensifies after Darryl upsets Jim at ping pong, turning the office into a battlefield of petty insults. Season 4, Episode 9: Dinner Party (Original Air Date—10 April 2008) Michael and Jan host a disastrous dinner party, their attempt at adult sophistication crumbling into chaos as their relationship unravels. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam's long-awaited engagement drama peaks, with the gang's meddling and awkward revelations testing their patience and friendship. Fans praised this episode for its sharp dialogue and the iconic "that's what she said" exchanges, while Michael's over-the-top hosting skills became a fan-favorite running gag. Michael特意邀请Jim、Pam、Andy和Angela参加一场仅限夫妻的晚宴，这让Dwight嫉妒得发狂，他唯一渴望的就是亲眼目睹Michael和Jan那糟糕透顶的家庭生活，却始终苦无机会。 Season 4, Episode 10: Chair Model（2008年4月17日首播） Kevin与Andy联手夺回被窃的Dunder-Mifflin停车位，这迫使他们与园区内另外五位公司老板展开正面交锋。与此同时，Michael对一本商品目录里展示椅子的女模特产生了浓厚兴趣，整日对着图片喃喃自语，仿佛发现了人生新目标。（用户影评："Chair Model"里Michael对着椅子模特犯花痴的桥段太经典了！这集把他的幼稚和浪漫幻想完美结合，简直笑到停不下来。） Season 4, Episode 11: Night Out（2008年4月24日首播） Michael带着Dwight前往纽约，与深陷个人和工作困境的Ryan狂欢作乐。办公室其他人则被迫加班，结果意外被锁在商业园区里，只能在黑暗中互相吐槽，上演了一出职场版"密室逃脱"。（用户影评："Night Out"里Michael和Dwight的纽约之旅笑料百出，而办公室众人加班被困的窘境也让人共鸣感十足，两个故事线交织得恰到好处。） Season 4, Episode 12: Did I Stutter?（2008年5月1日首播） 这一集将聚焦于Michael标志性的打断他人说话的怪癖，当有人试图在职场上挑战他的权威时，Michael用自己独特的咆哮式口头禅"Did I stutter?"回应，彻底点燃办公室权力斗争的火花，每个角色的反应都刻画得入木三分，堪称Michael经典"威严时刻"的高光集。 In Season 4, Episode 13: "Job Fair" (original air date—8 May 2008), Dunder-Mifflin participates in a high school job fair, but the event lacks student interest, leaving the team disappointed. Jim, Andy, and Kevin seize the opportunity to play a round of golf with a prospective client, blending business with leisure in their typical chaotic style. Back at the office, most employees, including Jim, Pam, and the others, leave early, while Dwight and Angela remain behind, likely plotting their next schemes or simply avoiding the day’s end rush—a dynamic that highlights their unique dynamic within the office. The following episode, Season 4, Episode 14: "Goodbye, Toby" (original air date—15 May 2008), centers on Michael’s over-the-top going-away party for Toby, who is leaving the Scranton branch. Michael’s dramatic gestures and over-the-top hospitality reach new heights as he falls head over heels for the woman hired to replace Toby. Meanwhile, Jim, intending to propose to Pam at the party, finds his romantic plans overshadowed by Michael’s antics and a surprise twist that steals the spotlight—a classic example of the show’s blend of humor and heartfelt moments. Adding a layer of tension, the episode takes a darker turn when Ryan is arrested for fraud at corporate headquarters, creating a stark contrast to the lighthearted chaos of the party and leaving viewers on edge about his fate. These episodes showcase the series’ signature mix of workplace comedy, interpersonal drama, and unexpected twists that keep fans engaged, even as the characters navigate professional and personal upheavals.