pam got back from art school in 8.
pam got back from art school in 8.
when does pam get back from art school?
8
jim and pam keep in touch during her time at art school via webcam, instant messaging and frequent phone calls. jim eagerly awaits pam's return in "business trip". he is sad but supportive when pam calls, saying she has failed a class and can't come home yet. that afternoon he finds pam waiting in the parking lot, claiming that she hated art school anyway. he purchases his parents' house and begins to take his career more seriously than in previous episodes. when new vice president charles miner (idris elba) arrives at the office to oversee michael, he and jim immediately clash as charles condescends to, and dismisses jim as an underachiever and a smartass with a "made up position". charles scoffs when jim is invited to sit in on a meeting with david wallace about the michael scott paper company. however, jim comes off as intelligent and professional, and persuades michael to be bought out. in the process, he finally stands up to charles after charles kisses up to their boss, prompting jim to make a snide remark to his face. upon realizing dwight's incompetence during the meeting, charles encourages jim to speak to michael. as a new receptionist has already been hired, pam is re-hired in sales alongside jim.
jim halpert
pam is delighted and soon grows used to raising a child. trouble starts when gary and lily, having recently been thrown out of their shelter, demand to take back emily, pointing out that the contract allows them to change their minds for the first thirty days after the adoption. pam is desperate to prevent this, and grants gary his one wish: she buys him a car, even though the contract forbids her to support gary and lily financially. hoping that this has changed gary's mind, she keeps the deal a secret from her husband. however, when gary returns, demanding for more, sean feels that his doubts are confirmed: gary and lily are con artists. he wants to give up emily before he and pam get involved too much emotionally, but it proves too late: pam is unwilling to leave emily.
broken promises: taking emily back