TV Guide E! Wednesday

A former Vegas lounge singer is called on to help prevent an unscrupulous priest from closing down the inner-city Catholic school where she teaches choir.

A singer and her overworked personal assistant get presented with a choice that has the power to change the course of their careers forever.

A father-and-son duo presents a line of manscaping products; a couple presents a way to get refreshed; an immigrant from Vietnam pitches his soft dress shirts.

A married couple pitches their rooftop assistance design that helps access a car's roof; a cold brew kit is pitched; a mother presents her simple baby seat.

A married couple tries to make meal time for kids stress-free for parents; an entrepreneur pitches his Bollywood-inspired dance fitness program.

Sisters introduce a way to protect women's handbags; an entrepreneur presents his automated travel service; an entrepreneur pitches his broom and dustpan.

A father-and-son duo presents a line of manscaping products; a couple presents a way to get refreshed; an immigrant from Vietnam pitches his soft dress shirts.

A married couple pitches their rooftop assistance design that helps access a car's roof; a cold brew kit is pitched; a mother presents her simple baby seat.

A married couple tries to make meal time for kids stress-free for parents; an entrepreneur pitches his Bollywood-inspired dance fitness program.

Sisters introduce a way to protect women's handbags; an entrepreneur presents his automated travel service; an entrepreneur pitches his broom and dustpan.

Michael hears troubling rumors about Dunder Mifflin and makes everyone think he has gone insane; Andy confronts his own awkwardness.

Michael gets honored on stage at the shareholder meeting, and he brings along Andy, Dwight, and Oscar; Jim has a hard time getting Ryan to do any work.

Michael comes to the realization that he can't keep a promise to a group of kids; Jim starts an employee of the month program to boost morale.

Michael is outraged after Jim lets Phyllis take the role of Santa at the office party; Jim and Dwight work to promote the holiday spirit; Oscar has a crush.

A potential buyer comes in, and Michael, Dwight, Andy and Pam attempt to impress him with their high profile contacts; Michael reminisces on memorable moments.

Michael struggles with the new policies that are put into place; Pam and Jim interview for a daycare; Andy and Erin write a welcome song.

Pam's contractions start but she and Jim are determined to wait it out so that they can have more time together, and the rest of the office tries distractions.

Michael waits anxiously for the birth of Pam and Jim's child; back at the office, Erin makes Andy feel jealous after having lunch with a coworker.

Michael thinks he impressed the new boss but learns that someone else caught her eye; Dwight makes trouble for Jim on his first day back; Andy and Erin's date.

The sales people go overboard after letting Sabre's new policy go to their heads, so Michael hides their new leads in an effort to reign them in.

Andy wants Erin to have a memorable Secretary's Day, but her lunch with Michael threatens it; Oscar circulates a viral video mocking Kevin.

Pam and Jim work on a pitch to a restaurant manager; Michael can't read body language; Dwight encourages Kelly to try out for a training position.

Michael becomes suspicious of his girlfriend and thinks she is cheating on him, so Dwight investigates; Andy is frustrated when his complaint is ignored.

Michael reacts well to learning bad news; Pam and Jim have issues staying awake while at the office; Angela confronts Dwight over their contract.

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Michael goes on the hunt for the person who leaked a story about faulty printers to the press, and everyone is convinced it was Andy.

Michael refuses to fire the new office assistant despite getting complaints; Andy plays it cool when Erin is interested in someone else; Pam pulls a prank.

The executives at corporate send Michael to counseling; Dwight vows revenge on the local mall after being snubbed; Pam wants to change her title.

Andy invites the entire office to see his production of "Sweeney Todd"; Michael tries to suppress his jealousy; Pam and Jim deal with an incompetent babysitter.

Michael believes he may have herpes and tries to be responsible and contacts his exes; Andy holds a sex education meeting in the office.

A competing sales associate steals a client, so Michael, Jim and Dwight try to learn his secrets; Andy decides to start a band like an old college friend.

Darryl takes an idea to corporate without consulting Michael; the costume contest gets underway; Pam tries to get the truth from the competition.

Pam and Jim take their baby daughter to get christened, and Michael takes it upon himself to invite everyone in the office to the subsequent celebration.

An orphaned boy enrolls in a school of wizardry, where he learns the truth about himself, his family and the terrible evil that haunts the magical world.

Kim and Kourtney find that their endless sibling rivalries have caused their boyfriends to put an end to their relationship and move on.

Anfisa tries to find out who voted to eliminate her; Bobby wonders if his alliance with Corinne is the right move; the villains compete in an ice challenge.