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"The Cover-up" is the twenty-4th episode of the 6th flavor and the 124th episode of The Office overall. It was written by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky who wrote Scott's Tots and The Lover and directed by Rainn Wilson, who marked his directorial debut with this episode. It aired on May vi, 2010. It was viewed by half-dozen.84 million people.

Contents

• 1 Cold open
• 2 Synopsis
• 3 Amusing details
• 4 Trivia
• 5 Connectedness to previous episodes
• half dozen Cultural references
• 7 Bandage
  • 7.i Main bandage
  • seven.2 Supporting cast
  • 7.3 Recurring cast
  • vii.4 Guest cast
• viii References

Common cold open

Jim and Pam are clicking their pen and mouse respectively, which Dwight believes is an endeavour to talk about him in Morse code. Jim sarcastically asks Dwight if he thinks that with their limited free fourth dimension and upkeep they hired a nanny then they could take a form on a "very outmoded and very unnecessary grade of advice", but then they tin talk about him in front end of him. In a talking head, Jim and Pam reveal that is in fact what they did, as revenge after Dwight wouldn't stop borer his pes, retorting when Pam asked him to stop that he will stop when she loses weight. As Jim continues clicking, Dwight jumps in alarm and claims that Jim mentioned a detonator. Dwight tells Michael there is a detonator, who in an attempt to amuse Dwight asks Jim if he is clicking a detonator. Jim shows all he has is a pen, and Michael returns to his office annoyed, telling Dwight to just go back to work. Dwight then puts on his headphones and tells Jim and Pam to just tap away. Pam looks Dwight in the eyes and blinks in Morse code, upon which Dwight solemnly removes his glasses and replies to her in Morse code. Jim blinks in Morse lawmaking besides, before looking to the camera and winking.

Synopsis

Michael reveals that he is now dating Donna and things are going well. He admits he is non used to having a relationship going well, and he is now having trouble focusing on his work to his delight. Michael holds a conference room meeting so he can inquire the office for recommendation for an upcoming trip with Donna. In the meeting, the other members of the function, particularly Ryan and Kelly, convince him that she might be cheating on him. Pam tries to calm Michael downwardly and tells him not to overthink information technology and let them get dorsum to work. Michael agrees, but as the part members stand up up to leave, he mentions that she refuses to say she loves him, and they sit down dorsum downward to aid him. Pam tells Michael not to let his imagination run out of control, but he can't go the thought out of his head.

Worried sick, Michael hires Dwight to tail her to meet if she is spending fourth dimension with anyone else. Dwight follows Donna to her gym and attempts to seduce her. Donna rebukes him and calls security on him, whereby he openly admits he was sent there by Michael to watch her. Dwight comes back to the role and says to Michael that Donna isn't cheating, and that Michael has to pay for his gym membership (since he must pay for any of the fees Dwight had during the investigation). An enraged Donna comes to the office to talk to Michael about the whole situation, just the two forgive each other and reconcile by planning a private vacation together.

Andy receives a telephone call from a concerned customer that a Sabre printer he bought defenseless fire during a routine impress-job. Concerned also, he becomes frustrated when Gabe fails to take his client'due south complaint seriously. Capitalizing on his fears, Darryl pranks Andy into believing he has uncovered a major conspiracy. In a talking caput, Darryl reveals that he is pranking Andy in retaliation for his blaming one of his mistakes on the warehouse a few years before, an deed that put Darryl's career in jeopardy. After pretending to assistance Andy to not get fired for knowing that the printers may be unsafe, Darryl agrees to moving picture Andy testing a printer in a typical fashion to test his burning printer theory. During the shooting of the video, while Darryl is pranking Andy into speaking with a high pitch voice, the printer indeed catches fire and explodes. This confirms Andy'south suspicions, and terrifies Darryl who vows to never prank again.

Both Pam and Kelly become suspicious when Donna, wearing earrings that no woman would purchase for herself, cannot remember where she got them. While Donna and Michael are planning their trip, Pam investigates Donna'due south Facebook business relationship and finds pictures of her hugging and kissing another homo. At first she and Jim had been skeptical of Donna cheating, and even berated Michael for having destructive tendencies with his personal life, such every bit eating a basin of mayonnaise and olives due to stress, just now they realize his fears had been right and try to warn him as best they can. Pam shows Michael the pictures she found and he confronts Donna with the show. Donna then reveals that she is indeed cheating, but not on Michael - with Michael. She is really married to someone.

In the last scene, Dwight is taking a spin grade at Donna's gym. While Dwight is instructing the form (with an imaginary scenario involving going upwardly a hill and cycling off a cliff), the teacher tries to regain control. Anybody in the class ends up listening to Dwight.

Agreeable details

• In the offset of the episode, Donna and Michael brand out passionately in the office lobby. While Angela averts her optics in cloy, Hank watches attentively while eating.
• Michael happily lets Stanley leave the conference room meeting, claiming information technology is considering he doesn't contribute anyhow. It is more likely due their understanding in "Did I Stutter?"
• Michael looks at Darryl with disgust afterwards the latter suggests that one possible matter he could practise with Donna on the weekend is curl up to sentry a DVD.
• Michael says, "When Ryan had two girlfriends, he used to take me to some diner in Hazelton just so the other girl wouldn't meet." This says that Michael and Ryan had dinner together on a somewhat regular basis.
• When Michael asks the office if they call back Donna is cheating on him, Ryan and Meredith oral cavity "yes" and nod their heads.
• Ryan's list of signs that someone might exist cheating are in fact common everyday habits.
• In a talking head interview, Michael says that he "hasn't eaten or slept" since finding out Donna may be cheating on him. However, he says this only moments after finding out.
• Dwight insists he works with Michael, not for Michael.
• Dwight tells Michael that he may not like how he gets results. He later reveals that his solution to observe out if Donna is adulterous on Michael is to "seduce her, bring her to orgasm, so call Michael and tell him the bad news."
• Michael uses the word amok proudly subsequently Pam teaches him the discussion earlier in the episode.
• Michael appears to accept forgotten about dating Pam'due south mother.
• Michael makes a face subsequently claiming Pam'south mother Helene is among the greatest loves of his life.
• After Donna tells Michael he needs to trust her and "not some freak", the camera pans to Dwight awkwardly drinking straight from a blender while belongings a can of protein powder.
• Kelly appears to know every jewelry store in Scranton and Philadelphia.
• Creed thinks Darryl's name is Darnell.
• After learning that Donna is adulterous on him, Michael says he has to become to the bathroom and asks Pam to follow, who says "absolutely" and follows him, to Donna's confusion.
• Glen goes to Darryl for communication on how to deal with the warehouse workers making fun of him, before Andy walks in.
• Michael is instantly calmed down past a picture of Cece.
• Stanley is also eavesdropping on Michael'southward conversation with Donna with Dwight, Jim and Pam.

Trivia

• The episode is dedicated to the retention of Larry Einhorn, father of Randall Einhorn, the show'southward director of photography and occasional managing director.
• The episode title continues in the tradition of titles with multiple meanings. In this episode, there are two cover-ups: Donna hides her married condition, and Sabre hides the fact that their printers take hold of burn.
• The Morse lawmaking messages in the cold open are mostly gibberish. Pam'due south second bulletin decoded as "SE HE Information technology" which might have been an endeavour to say "That's what she said."^[1]
• The printer Andy and Darryl are testing is the Sabre 9900 All-in-One Colour Ink-jet
• After the episode aired, the producers of the show created the Dwight Schrute, P.I. Web site in which Dwight offers his services as a private investigator.
• This is the first episode that Rainn Wilson directed. This season also featured John Krasinski and Mindy Kaling directing for the kickoff time.
• The pictures Pam holds up are from the album "profile pictures" by "Donna." The anthology has 11 photos, but both photos Pam shows are "1 of eleven." Everything else on the page is the same also, including an advertisement for "Sid Dexter's," titled "Donna'south Networks" and proverb "notice out who has been stalking your online profiles and searching your name." This suggests the prop team created an paradigm and merely swapped the photos, as opposed to creating a fake profile or album for Donna or information technology could simply mean that the ads on Facebook didn't change, which oftentimes happens. Information technology also appears that Pam has one unseen bulletin and iv unseen notifications.
• Michael hangs upward a fake phone call earlier he finishes talking. He does this several times while on pretend phone calls in the series.
• The scene where Michael is in the kitchen with Jim and Pam eating his "comfort food" (mayonnaise with black olives), you tin can see that his bowl, in betwixt different camera angles, has moved farther away from him, and then closer to him, so back to being far away from him.

Connection to previous episodes

• Michael sits on the floor backside the reception desk groaning. In "A Benihana Christmas" it is revealed he likes to practise then when he is upset. In this episode he reveals he does so because he likes the attention.
• Andy and Darryl examination the printer in the storage room previously home to The Michael Scott Paper Company.

Cultural references

• Michael took Donna to "The Poconos", a common nickname for the Pocono Mountains in northeast Pennsylvania. It is a mutual local destination for honeymooners, and many resorts in the area cater to that audition.
• Meredith mentions that "they accept middle-shaped jacuzzis", which were invented in 1963 by Morris Wilkin of the Coven Oasis Resort and quickly spread through the expanse, making it a characteristic closely associated with romantic Poconos getaways.^[2] Meredith says that it has "room enough for three", suggesting that Meredith uses it for threesomes.
• P.F. Chang's is an American casual dining restaurant concatenation which serves American-Chinese cuisine. There is, nonetheless, no P.F. Chang'due south eatery in northeastern Pennsylvania. The nearest one to Scranton is (or was) in the Plymouth Meeting Mall, almost two hours bulldoze to the south.
• The Corking Wall is a real Chinese restaurant in Scranton.
• Michael says "TMI", a common abridgement for "likewise much information", a saying which ways that too much personal information was revealed.
• Michael tells Kelly that this is non "The Existent World: Scranton". The Real World is a reality television receiver series in which a grouping of immature adults, strangers to each other, live together in a new city. There was no series set in Scranton.
• Hazleton is a city in Pennsylvania nearly 45 miles from Scranton.
• Ryan defends the Starlite Diner, proverb that information technology was featured in Life. Life was a full general-interest magazine known for its photography. Ryan claims that information technology appeared in a story on Americana, which is kind of vague since that was what nigh Life stories were nigh. It is non clear which diner Ryan was actually referring to.
• Michael tells Dwight "I will give you lot l, money is no object," after Dwight asks for a hundred dollars as payment. The phrase "Money is no object" means "Price is not a business", which is inconsistent with Michael's attempt to haggle over the price.
• Facebook is a widely popular social networking site that was launched on February 4, 2004.
• Andy's voice during the examination prank sounds like Pinocchio from the Shrek movie.
• Meredith reads the magazine Men's Health.
• Michael mentions a Weird Al and Spice Girls concert.

Bandage

Master cast

• Steve Carell as Michael Scott
• Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute
• John Krasinski as Jim Halpert
• Jenna Fischer as Pam Halpert
• B.J. Novak equally Ryan Howard
• Ed Helms as Andy Bernard

Supporting cast

• Leslie David Baker as Stanley Hudson
• Brian Baumgartner equally Kevin Malone
• Creed Bratton as Creed Bratton
• Kate Flannery as Meredith Palmer
• Mindy Kaling as Kelly Kapoor
• Ellie Kemper every bit Erin Hannon
• Angela Kinsey as Angela Martin
• Paul Lieberstein as Toby Flenderson
• Oscar Nunez as Oscar Martinez
• Craig Robinson as Darryl Philbin
• Phyllis Smith every bit Phyllis Vance

Recurring cast

• Zach Wood every bit Gabe Lewis
• Amy Pietz as Donna
• Hugh Dane as Hank Tate
• Calvin Tenner equally Calvin

Guest bandage

• David Mate as Flex
• Fay DeWitt as Lady at the Gym

References

1. ↑ Tim G, "The Office: The Cover-up, comment 65970, May nine, 2010.
2. ↑ Heart Shaped Tubs, Pocono Mountains Visitors Agency.

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