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The Office Staffel 4 Episoden 9 Englische Vokabelliste

The Office S4E9

Dinner Party

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zoom back B2 +

In "Dinner Party," the employees of Dunder Mifflin are invited to a dinner hosted by Michael Scott and his girlfriend, Jan Levinson. Michael is eager to impress his guests and show off his home, but the atmosphere quickly becomes awkward. The dinner party is meant to be a fun evening, but it reveals the strange dynamics of Michael and Jan's relationship. Meanwhile, the other employees are unsure of what to expect and are both excited and nervous about the event. Their arrival at Michael’s house sets the stage for a night filled with unexpected surprises.

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