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'Casino night' Some kind of disambiguation is in order, as I arrived at this page by clicking on the 'casino night' link at the Charity gambling article. Presumably, a separate article is needed for the concept of a casino night, and this one should be renamed along the lines of 'Casino Night (The Office episode)'.

‎Show Office Ladies, Ep Casino Night w/ John Krasinski - May 12, 2020 ‎Lady Luck roll those dice because we’re breaking down Casino Night written by Steve Carell! We start this JAM packed episode by explaining how Steve ended up writing this episode, we chat about Pam's wink to Jim, and Jenna shares some behind the scenes tidbits about.
In a recent episode, Fischer and Krasinski spoke about the season two finale, “Casino Night.” The episode is a big one for Fischer’s and Krasinski’s characters, Jim and Pam, as Jim finally confesses his love to Pam, who rejects him. Pam says, “I can’t.” She begins to say, “You have no idea.”.
May 16, 2020 In a recent episode, Fischer and Krasinski spoke about the season two finale, “Casino Night.” The episode is a big one for Fischer’s and Krasinski’s characters, Jim and Pam, as Jim finally confesses his love to Pam, who rejects him. Pam says, “I can’t.” She begins to say, “You have no idea.”.
Michael: Tonight the Scranton Business Park is having Casino Night and we are converting our warehouse into a full-blown gambling hall. And I know it's illegal in Pennsylvania, but it's for charity. And I consider myself a great philanderer. It's nice to know at the end of the day, I can look in the mirror and say, 'Michael, because of you, some little kid in the Congo has a belly.

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