Andy mourns Smokey Robinson's death, but Pam reveals it's a hoax, leading to a debate about music taste.

Dwight warns the office that Andy is in the parking lot and might kill them, causing panic.

Jim, Pam, Erin, and Kevin confront Andy in the parking lot, who reveals he's Erin's date for the fundraiser.

Andy arrives at the fundraiser, greets everyone awkwardly, and talks about his rock opera, making the staff uncomfortable.

Andy pitches his rock opera to Robert, who offers him money to leave, but Andy refuses and buys a table instead.

Oscar excitedly tells Pam and Jim that the Senator flirted with him and gave him his number, but Jim is skeptical.

Jim decides to talk to the Senator to see if he gives his number to everyone, and he does.

Andy runs into David Wallace, who reveals his toy 'Suck It' was sold to the military for $20 million, and advises Andy to move on.

Nellie and Darryl discuss getting tacos, and Darryl overcharges her for them.

Jim shows the group the Senator's number, but Oscar and Pam tease him that the Senator thinks he's gay.

Robert gives a speech about the dogs, and Andy interrupts to adopt all 12, making a fool of himself.

Andy learns about the dogs' medical needs and realizes he's taken on a huge responsibility.

The Senator gives Oscar his office number, and Oscar realizes he wasn't flirting, feeling disappointed.

Darryl returns with tacos, and Nellie tries to eat one awkwardly, shoveling the filling into her mouth.

Dwight wins every auction item, then gives a speech berating the guests for being materialistic before running out.

The Senator shakes Oscar's hand and strokes his arm, giving Oscar renewed hope that he's still attractive.

Andy admits he's a mess after being fired, and his coworkers comfort him, saying his life will get better.

Kevin brags about his lazy dog Ruby, but the staff realize she might be dead, though a clip shows she's alive.