By Pam Beesly | Created on 2025-09-24 15:37:30
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It's that time of year again, folks! The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes all sorts of festive traditions here at the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch. As a receptionist (and later office administrator), I've had the pleasure of witnessing some truly unforgettable Christmas celebrations over the years. From Michael's antics to the rest of the gang's well-intentioned (but often chaotic) attempts at holiday cheer, we've got it all. So, grab a cup of hot cocoa and join me as we count down the top 10 most memorable Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch Christmas traditions.
It's not Christmas without a good old-fashioned office party, am I right? Every year, Michael would declare that this was going to be "the best holiday party ever" and promptly proceed to make a total mess of things. Whether it was the infamous "Dundies" awards or the time he accidentally set off the fire alarm (don't ask), these parties were always... interesting.
No office party would be complete without a Secret Santa gift exchange, and ours was always a highlight of the holiday season. Well, except for that one year when Dwight gave me a rather... unusual... gift. Let's just say it involved taxidermy.
This tradition was always a fan favorite, and for good reason - who doesn't love a good sugar rush during the holiday season? Michael would inevitably win, but only because he bribed the judges with his famous "Michael's Magic Cookies."
This tradition was always a fun one, even if it did involve some... questionable... singing talents on my part (sorry, Jim). We'd bundle up and carol our way through the streets of Scranton, spreading holiday cheer to all who would listen.
This was always a hit with the gang, especially when it came to displaying their... creative... fashion choices. I think Toby might have won one year (he wore a sweater made entirely of old Christmas lights - it was a real thing of beauty).
This tradition was always the most heartwarming part of our holiday season. We'd collect gifts and donate them to local kids in need, spreading some much-needed cheer during the darkest time of year.
Every year, we'd have a contest to see who could come up with the most creative holiday card design. Michael would inevitably win (because, well, he's Michael), but it was always fun to see what kind of wacky ideas our coworkers would come up with.
This tradition was always a favorite among the women in the office (Jim, you're excluded from this one - sorry, buddy). We'd take turns trying to wrap the most creative gifts, all while trying not to laugh at each other's questionable wrapping skills.
This tradition was always a highlight of the holiday season, and for good reason - who doesn't love a good cookie exchange? We'd bring in our favorite holiday cookies and swap them with the rest of the gang, all while sampling each other's creations.
And finally, no office holiday season would be complete without a good old-fashioned movie marathon. We'd snuggle up with hot cocoa and popcorn and watch our favorite holiday classics, from "It's a Wonderful Life" to "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation."
Well, there you have it - the top 10 most memorable Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch Christmas traditions. Whether it was Michael's antics or our well-intentioned (but often chaotic) attempts at holiday cheer, we always managed to make the holiday season a little brighter here in Scranton.
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