Erin: Andy? They had to bring in a ringer. Michael: And scene. Dwight: That is not in the contract. [SCENE_BREAK]
Angela: Dwight and I have a contractual agreement to procreate five times, plain and simple. Jim: Really? But I've been trying to get in the babysitting game forever. [Jim and Pam move a few rows back, next to Michael]
Kelly: Ooooh! I have to go change. Shelby: We are going to find a production with a role for Michael Scott. The play? [SCENE_BREAK]
Creed: [on cell phone] Unfortunately, in this ham-fisted production of Sweeney Todd, the real terror comes from the vocal performances. Sweeney Todd: The bird continues to call. She's a terrible babysitter. Pam: Yeah?
Plan: A: Andy; Q: Who lands a role in Sweeney Todd? A: a role; Q: What does Andy land in a local production of Sweeney Todd? A: the entire office; Q: Who does Andy invite to the performance of Sweeney Todd? A: Erin; Q: Who does Andy hope to impress with his role in Sweeney Todd? A: the babysitter career; Q: What career is Erin hoping to get a start in? A: Michael; Q: Who struggles to put his jealousy aside? A: the play; Q: What does Michael struggle to put his jealousy aside in regard to not being cast in? A: their less-than-stellar babysitter; Q: What do Jim and Pam have trouble with? A: a contract; Q: What do Angela and Dwight have to uphold? Summary: Andy lands a role in a local production of Sweeney Todd and invites the entire office to the performance, hoping to impress Erin, but she offers to babysit for Jim and Pam instead, hoping to get a start in the babysitter career. While Michael struggles to put his jealousy aside in regard to not being cast in the play, Jim and Pam have trouble with their less-than-stellar babysitter. Angela and Dwight continue to have a contract to uphold.