The Office (US)

Michael gets into trouble after announcing that today is Movie Monday, a decision that fails to impress Jan, who remains sceptical. Meanwhile, Angela compels Dwight to intervene in Michael's position in the office, prompting him to take decisive action concerning Michael's job.

The Coup is a television programme presented as an episode within its series. Classified under the genre of episode, it follows the format of a typical programme, delivering a self‑contained storyline that fits within the broader series framework. The episode runs as a single instalment, distinct from other entries in the series. In this particular episode, Michael creates a problem for himself by announcing that the day will be “Movie Monday.” His proclamation doesn’t sit well with Jan, who reacts with clear disappointment. Jan’s lack of enthusiasm makes it clear that Michael’s idea is not welcomed, heightening the sense of conflict. The tension between Michael’s enthusiasm and Jan’s unimpressed stance sets the scene for the ensuing clash. Meanwhile, Angela steps in and compels Dwight to take action concerning Michael’s position. By urging Dwight to make a move on Michael’s job, she adds another layer of pressure, pushing the workplace dynamics into a more confrontational direction. Dwight, now under pressure, must decide how to respond to Angela’s directive, adding personal stakes to the professional dispute. The combined reactions from Jan and Angela generate a ripple effect that forces the characters to confront the fallout of Michael’s ill‑timed announcement. As Dwight prepares to act, the episode builds on the clash of expectations, highlighting how a single decision can stir unrest among colleagues. Overall, the episode centres on how a single, ill‑timed announcement can ripple through a workplace, testing relationships and authority.