Details Around The Office

When Andy bursts in from the annex to ask the gang how he should ask Julia on a date (16:00), Creed engages. After Andy explains that Julia is into him, Creed says "Say no more. This is how I got Squeaky Fromme." and proceeds to explain his pickup strategy. Squeaky Fromme is in reference to Lynette Alice "Squeaky" Fromme, an American would-be assassin best known for attempting to assassinate U.S. President Gerald Ford in 1975.

When Dwight opens the binder containing pictures of weddings at Schrute Farms, while explaining the "Xcalibur Package" to Andy and Angela, the man we see in the first picture is the same man who represented Frank M. Regan Funeral Home at the high school job fair in S4:E13.

During Toby's going away party, Andy gets on stage to propose to Angela. He says he can't think of a better time, with the music playing, all his friends around, and his parents being there. The camera pans to his mother and father, who are two completely different actors than who play his parents in later episodes in following seasons. In this shot we see his parents seem very happy to be there, and happy to be given an introduction by Andy from the stage. His 'real' parents as we know them later on are ashamed of Andy and his antics, and would not have reacted the same way.

While having lunch at Benihana's, Andy suggests to Michael that they should invite their waitresses to the office Christmas party. The waitress we see Jim, Dwight, Andy, and Michael interacting with is named Cindy, who Andy says Michael can "have". When we get back to the office, Cindy is not accompanying the gang but rather two other waitresses, also Asian. Neither of the waitresses were at the scene in Benihana's, however, the subtitles show dialogue for one of the waitresses as "Cindy".