This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Dwight's sudden change in allegiance, Michael's shifting strategies, Phyllis' non-nonsense, Jim's harsh-but-necessary prank and Andy's need to control his spiraling social life.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's challenges as a new CEO, Pam's challenges as an ex-receptionist, Ryan's life challenges as an ex-VP, Charles' impossible expectations, Jim's stressful day, Andy and Dwight's bromance, and Kelly's desire for attention/validation. Also, welcome Erin!

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's big plans, Pam's roller coaster of confidence, Ryan's new job(s), Vikram's time cut short, Jim's soccer skills, and Charles' manipulation.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's lack of understanding consequences, Pam's (and Jim's) reckless impulsivity, Dwight's disinterest for Michael's new path, and Charles' already thin patience wearing thinner.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's implosion, David's lack of adequate communication, Charles' no-nonsense, Jim's bad day, and Pam being along for the ride.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's capacity for credit and blame, David's motivations, Dwight's turntables, Kevin's honesty and transparency, Andy's new tactics, and Jim and Pam's slight disagreement.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's search for RomCom love, the single people's resentment of Valentine's Day, Phyllis and Bob's inappropriate activity, and Jim and Pam's small talk adventure.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's bombed visit to Nashua, Pam's morally questionable great mothering skills, Angela's relationships, Kelly's past and present, and Meredith's golden lines.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Pam's understandable desire to be liked, Michael's lesson on closure, Jim and Dwight's big failure, and Andy's even BIGGER failure.

This week on Scrantonology, Adam and Kenna discuss Michael's severe beating and self-reflection, Dwight's shifty methods of gathering apology acknowledgement, Jim and Pam's moment of panic, and everyone's insult style!