7 Binge Worthy ‘The Office’ Christmas Episodes For a Chaotic Jolly Time

Starring Steve Carrel, The Office is a mockumentary based on a group of typical office workers and everything that happens within those four walls. Greg Daniels develops the series from the British show of the same name. The show consists of 9 seasons, and its final episode premiered on May 16, 2013.

As the holiday season approaches, there are a lot of plans one makes with their family and loved ones. But there are also the ones with zero plans; if you are one of them, this list is just for you!

We have created a curated list of all the Christmas-themed episodes from The Office. Without further ado, let’s get right into it.

7 ‘The Office’ Christmas Episodes

Christmas Party- Season 2, Episode 10

The entire staff started planning the Christmas party, but most male employees were not excited about it as alcohol was prohibited. So, people pleaser Michael break cooperate policy to get everyone alcohol. The party becomes happening, and everyone seems to be having fun. After a while, they start to unwrap the gifts, but things get complicated when they include the gift exchange game.

Benihana Christmas- Season 3, Episodes 10 and 11

This Christmas special episode has a total runtime of 60 minutes, divided into two 30 minute episodes. The episode starts with Michael getting in a tight spot with his girlfriend Carol for sending out inappropriate Christmas cards. Meanwhile, back in the office, the staff were seen to be planning two separate holiday parties due to disagreements within the party planning committee. Angela was planning a traditional party, and Pam and Karen planned an all-inclusive, fun party.

Morrocan Christmas- Season 5, Episode 10

Phyllis blackmails Angela and makes her relentlessly work for the party. She wanted to spice up the celebrations a little, so instead of arranging an ordinary traditional Christmas party, she included the Morrocan culture and its traditional food and drinks. Meanwhile, Meredith is having the time of her life, and things get out of control when her hair catches fire. Michael convinces everyone to hold an intervention to help her with alcoholism, but she refuses to accept that she is a victim of addiction.

Secret Santa- Season 6, Episode 13

After both Micahel and Jim are appointed as branch managers, things tend to get a little rocky. Jim promised Phyllis that she could dress up as Santa for the party that year, but it upsets Michael because he has been doing it for years. He starts to throw tantrums and brings down everyone’s mood. Meanwhile, David Wallace has some crucial news for the company’s future.

Also Read: All the ‘Friends’ Christmas Episodes You Should Totally Binge Watch

Classy Christmas- Season 7, Episodes 11 and 12

As the party planning committee discuss how to celebrate the holiday, Jim convinces Michael that they should opt for a “classy” theme. Michael particularly wants to throw an extravagant party to celebrate Holly’s return. But soon, he finds out that she is still in a relationship which leaves him upset.

Christmas Wishes- Season 8, Episode 10

It is Andy’s first annual Christmas party as the office manager, and he tries his hardest to please everyone. He grants everyone their holiday wishes, and the party goes smoothly. But things start to go downhill when his past catches up with his present and causes chaos. Meanwhile, Robert California is drowning in sorrow at the party, bringing down the staff’s mood.

Dwight Christmas- Season 9, Episode 9

Dwight puts together a Pennsylvania Dutch-themed office Christmas party where he dresses up as Belsnickel. Everything was going smoothly, but he ended it abruptly because Jim had to leave for his other job. Meanwhile, Erin seeks comfort from a co-worker after a disappointing text from Andy.

Which one is your favourite episode? Let us know in the comments below!

The Office is now streaming on Amazon Prime.

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Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das is an Anthropologist by training, but her true passion lies in delving into the human experience through prose. A cinephile and pop culture enthusiast, she has been a writer for a year.

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