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"Christmas Party" is the tenth episode of the
of the American
, and the show's sixteenth episode overall. It was written by
and directed by . It was first broadcast on December 6, 2005 on . The episode guest stars
The series depicts the everyday lives of office employees in the
branch of the fictional
Paper Company. In this episode, the office throws a Christmas party and plays .
(), having put a lot of effort into finding a gift for
(), becomes frustrated when
() makes everyone play "", and an
that Michael bought for
() becomes the hot object of the game.
The episode received positive reviews from television critics, with many applauding Michael's "Yankee Swap" scene. The episode was nominated for two
awards, one for , and one for . "Christmas Party" earned a Nielsen rating of 4.3 in the 18–49 demographic, being viewed by 9.7 million viewers, making it, at the time of its airing, the highest-rated episode of the season.
The office staffers hold a "" gift exchange at their Christmas party.
() received 's () name, and puts a great deal of effort into getting her the perfect gift (a teapot filled with some small items and a personal letter from him to her).
() buys a $400
as his gift to
(), far exceeding the $20 limit. He is disappointed by the handmade item he receives from
() and introduces a "", in which someone can choose to steal someone else's gift or open a new one.
Jim is left feeling uncertain about the fate of his special present for Pam—which is eventually claimed by Dwight—while the staff competes for the iPod. Although Pam ends up with the iPod at the end of the swap, she elects to trade the iPod for Jim's gift that was meant for her to show her appreciation. While she goes through the various aspects of her gift, Jim sneaks the letter he wrote for her into his pocket.
After ruining his staff's mood, Michael disobeys company policy by buying an obscene amount of alcohol for the Christmas party to compensate. Everyone ends up having a good time, with the exception of
(), who is furious that she received no appreciation for her efforts toward arranging the Christmas party, as well as the fact that Kelly makes advances on Dwight, whom Angela is secretly dating. The episode ends with a drunken
() exposing herself to a shocked Michael, who takes a picture and then quickly flees.
was allowed to pick the teapot used in the episode.
"Christmas Party" was written by , who portrays
in the series. The episode was his third contribution after the first season entry "" and second season episode "".
later noted that, compared to Schur's previous episode "The Alliance", the "driving force of the mayhem" in the episode is Michael's desire to make all of his workers "happy", rather than him being "a jerk". The scene wherein Dwight plugs the Christmas tree in, only for the office to be underwhelmed by the dismal lights was based on a real moment Schur and his wife experienced during their first Christmas together. Schur based the Christmas party sequences on a scene in
that happens after the main character does his
play. He noted that he wanted it to be "pastiche-y" and feature "small groups of people talking to each other". Meredith flashing Michael was based on a real-life experience 's dad at the end of one particular Christmas party, there was a stain on the office couch, which he called an "inappropriate ending" for the party. Daniels father kept pressuring him to make a Christmas episode of The Office, and so Daniels utilized this experience.
Daniels was unsure as to what to call the Christmas exchange. He had heard the names "Nasty Christmas", "White Elephant", and "Yankee Swap" used to describe the game, and so he wrote all three into the script in order "to cover all regions of the country". Schur created a list of who receives what gift in order to preserve continuity in the episode. Gifts featured in the episode include Toby giving Angela a baby poster, Kelly getting Oscar a shower radio, Michael buying Ryan an iPod, Kevin buying a foot bath for himself, Creed giving Jim an old shirt, and Oscar buying Creed a keychain, and Jim purchasing Pam a teapot. The teapot was chosen because it needed to fit other gifts inside of it, as well as be something that Dwight could have a use for later on in the episode. Fischer was allowed to pick the color of the teapot featured in the episode. She picked teal, due to it being her then-husband 's favorite color. Jenna Fischer recalled that fans always ask her what Jim wrote in Pam's note. Fischer noted that John Krasinski wrote the note himself and that the contents are "a secret". Jim finally gives Pam the note in the penultimate
episode ""
Reportedly, the writers for the show wanted Michael to "give a cool gift that the show's co-workers would later resent". They eventually decided that he would buy an
received over four minutes of publicity for the device, despite the fact that the company did not pay for the placement. The poster that Toby gives to Angela was created by one of the show's prop workers. Several of the series' crew members brought in their own children for the picture, an act that Kate Flannery jokingly called "so great". Schur revealed in the commentary for the episode that Stanley bought Kelly her nameplate, Dwight's paintballs were intended for Phyllis, Meredith bought Dwight shot glasses, Ryan got Toby a book of short stories, Angela purchased Stanley a picture frame, and Pam drew Meredith a picture of the office. Pam's picture was initially drawn by an on-staff artist. However, the producers felt that he was not able to capture Pam's "feminine side" and so several young female artists were asked to draw the building. One was eventually chosen, and the artists returned to draw Pam's doodles in the later episode "".
Actress 's "flashing" scene was filmed with no monitors, in order to preserve Flannery's modesty.
The episode was directed by , his first credit for the series. According to Kinsey, McDougal, in order to set the characters' moods, would start every scene by saying "everyone happy, Angela pissed!" McDougal sought to bring movement to the Secret Santa scene, due to it being a largely stationary sequence. The cold opening was shot four different times, and almost every time, the ceiling tile that Michael displaces with a tree "crashed through the ceiling and almost killed Steve Carell". The scene wherein Angela starts crying when the Christmas party descends into chaos was based on a deleted scene from the earlier
episode "", where Angela starts crying during a talking head due to the stress of the situation. The scenes featuring snow were created by a company that specialized in producing fake snow. Daniels was initially worried that the shots would look fake, but he was pleased with the final results. According to Fischer, on the last day of shooting, the cast had a —a scene that is included in the episode—which she called a "magic moment". Fischer later recounted that the prop
were kept out for three straight days, an act that she felt was revolting. In order to make her scenes more real
forced herself to cry for "30 minutes" between takes. Many of the cast members asked her what was wrong, but Smith refused to speak to them, in order to stay in character. The series' writers researched local Pennsylvania laws and discovered one that states a liquor salesman must wear a tie. Thus, the show features a liquor store worker wearing a tie. Several of the scenes were
on the spot. During the sequence where Angela angrily throws Christmas bulbs at a wall,
was unable to get them to break, so she decided to stomp on them. Kate Flannery Improvised her line about not drinking only during the week while she was filming her talking head.
During the flashing scene, Carell told Flannery that he "wasn't staring at" her breasts, rather, he was looking at her . Despite what it appears on camera, Flannery was not completely topless, as she was wearing . The scene wa Flannery admitted that the shooting was excruiating and it felt like they had been shooting the one scene for "14 hours". To preserve Flannery's modesty, the series' monitors were shut off and the memory card for the digital camera was removed. Carell actually took pictures during the Christmas party shoot. All of the photos were released online.
The Season Two DVD contains a number of deleted scenes from this episode. Notable cut scenes include Oscar and Creed moving a desk, Phyllis confiding to the camera that her new boyfriend is Bob Vance, Dwight comparing humans opening presents to bears, Kevin singing "" by , Angela scolding Kelly, and Michael explaining that Christmas is about seeing people envy the gifts that you give to others.
"Christmas Party" originally aired on NBC in the United States on December 6, 2005. The episode received a 4.3 rating/10 percent share among adults between the ages of 18 and 49. This means that it was seen by 3.9 percent of all 18- to 49-year-olds, and 9 percent of all 18- to 49-year-olds watching television at the time of the broadcast. The episode was ranked number one in adults, men, and women in the 18–23 demographic and number one in all key adult male demographics as well. The episode was viewed by 9.7 million viewers, making it, at the time, the highest-rated episode of the season. An encore presentation of the episode on December 28 received a 3.2 rating/8 percent share and was viewed by over 6.5 million viewers and was ranked number one in the adults 18–34 demographic.
The episode received largely positive reviews from television critics. M. Giant of
gave the episode an "A" grade. Matt Fowler of
named the episode the second-best Christmas special of the series, calling it "a classic full of holiday cheer" with "one of the best comedic experiences ever".
named the episode, and specifically the scene where Michael makes the office play "Yankee Swap," one of the 2005 "Holiday Highlights". In addition, the episode was nominated for two
awards, one for , and one for .
Erik Adams of
awarded the episode an "A–", and applauded its -style presentation, noting that this format "work[s] in the show’s favor." He also applauded the characterization of Michael, writing that it allowed him to "indulge in some -like behavior without it coming off as a lackluster impression or a bad shade on the show." Ultimately, he positively commented upon the fact that the episode start The Office 's tradition of delivering usually strong Christmas-themed episodes.
Several lines from the episode were met with critical praise. Fowler cited Michael's line apologizing for ' birthday being "so lame" as the best in the episode. TV Fanatic reviewed several of the quotes for the episode. The site ranked Kevin's admission that he got himself in secret santa, Dwight's declaration that "Yankee Swap" is like " meets Christmas", Michael's explanation about the true meaning of Christmas, and Michael's question about whether or not 15 bottles of vodka is enough "to get 20 people plastered", a five out of five.
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