Even though Andy Bernard was named Regional Manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton, he continues to allow others to take the lead on The Office.

On "Doomsday," it was Dwight Schrute in charge, as he came up with a dastardly plan to reduce Dundler Mifflin mistakes, which led to plenty of anguish and only a few laughs.

The more interesting of the two main stories this week actually involved a pair characters I have not enjoyed all that much during their times on the series. Gabe has been a thorn in everyone's side during his time on The Office, including mine, but he has turned things around lately.

Making fun of Daryl in order to make a good impression on Val was great, although it wasn't quite as funny as when he invited her on a date that included having wine at the cemetery. Really, Gabe? Really?!?

Back upstairs, where everyone continued to worry about Dwight's email being sent out to Robert California, there were a few comical moments.  My two favorites were when the crew was attempting to figure out Dwight's password, and Stanley's suggested solution.

Ryan telling Jim to try something like Z64$8 - but not exactly Z64$8 - was pitch perfect, and I, of course, welcomed back the return of Stanley's Shove it up your butt! tagline.

It still doesn't seem like they've figured out what the right dynamic is for Robert California among this crowd, or even who his character really is, but as long as he continues to be an Iron Chef elitist, he's okay in my book.

"Doomsday" wasn't a fantastic episode of The Office, but it had its funny moments, and that's what I tune in for. Take a look at some other highlights from this week...

• Great cold open with "Closing Time," as Pam doesn't know the words and Stanley loves it because it means that it is time to go home.
• Dwight thinking his second place dreams have to do with his fear of immigrants.
• Everybody's angry emails about Robert California.
• Jim's attempt at a serve, and overall awful game of squash with Robert.

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Dan Forcella is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow him on Twitter.