Season 3 Episode 16 Summary
The Office episode 16 season 3. Business School is such a great episode (like every episode of The Office), remember you can click the camera button next to any quote to generate an image of the quote to share on social media. Ryan Howard invites Michael Scott to speak at his business class. Michael believes he is a visiting professor for the day.
Michael tries to inspire the students by ripping pages out of a textbook. He uses candy bars like Snickers and PayDay to explain sales. He tells the class that real business happens on paper.
The students ask hard questions about the dying paper industry. Michael gets angry when he hears Ryan's honest opinion. Ryan told the class that Dunder Mifflin would fail soon.
Back at the office, Dwight Schrute finds a bat in the ceiling tiles. He treats the situation like a scary vampire hunt. He tells everyone to remain calm while he searches for it.
Jim Halpert pranks Dwight by pretending to turn into a vampire. He acts like the office lights are burning his skin. Dwight eventually traps the bat on Meredith's head using a trash bag.
Pam Beesly hosts an art show at a small local gallery. Most of her coworkers skip the event or say mean things. Oscar and his boyfriend call her work uninspired and simple.
Here are some fan-favorite moments from this episode:
- Michael Scott ripping the pages out of an expensive textbook.
- Jim acting like the glare from a crucifix is blinding him.
- Dwight capturing a bat by putting a bag over Meredith's head.
- Michael showing up to support Pam when she feels alone.
Michael arrives at the very end of the art show. He thinks Pam’s drawing of the office building is beautiful. He tells her he is proud of her and buys the art.
Michael hangs the painting on the wall near his desk. He offers Pam a piece of a Chunky candy bar. He punishes Ryan by moving his desk into the annex with Kelly.