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It felt more like a classic episode in that way, like when Michael pretended to be Hitler in the first episode: it was really awkward and painful, but it said a lot about everyone involved and it was how you expected them to react in that situation.

Except Pam, who has grown from the meek person she was in episode 1.

I often think about the original Office Halloween episode and how most Creed jokes are just a running gag on how Michael should have fired him instead of the other guy.

EDIT: Oh, something else I wanted to ask about the Office: Where does Creed sit now?

Jim got a separate office, and it occupies a space previously held by Meredith and Creed. Now, I have no idea where either of them sit. I'm blanking out as to who else moved in the shift - there were two desks adjacent to them on both sides, originally holding Ryan, the Stanford transplants, and someone else who completely escapes me at the moment. Kelly and Toby have always been in the back office (Customer Service and HR, their own departments). The five/six salespeople were near Michael's office, and that hasn't changed. Accounting still has the same layout, too. I could mentally walk through that portion of the building and know where everyone sat, but now there's something really off about the floor arrangement now.

And Jim's office is insultingly small compared to Michael's. Had I not known what it was like before, I would say there's a real problem.

The lower right corner of your diagram is where accouting goes. Accounting has been behind Pam's reception desk for as long as I can remember. There were several jokes where Angela would glare over the dividing wall at Pam. That glass partition separating Kevin and Angela has been there for a while, too. I'm pretty sure it's just Dwight and Pam at the center sales desk. The camera angles are so strange that it's hard to keep all of this straight, yet fascinating to try.

It looks like whoever did the hand-drawn one doesn't know who sits across from Creed, either. I guess it's an empty desk then, originally held by one of the Stanford folk? There was once an elderly woman who worked in that office during season one (which I think was supposed to be the character referenced in a joke concerning the suggestion box). That still doesn't clarify what happened to Creed when Jim's office took up that space. I suppose if Ryan is working near Pam and Dwight, Creed would be working across from Meredith (there are two desks near the exit door still), and... yeah, then everyone fits. Behind the kitchen is a storage room, I think. That may have been where Dwight started the fire in Stress Relief. It's been a while since I've seen that episode. There's a window in the conference room to a blank hall, but not quite sure why. There have been two fires and people have yet to use either the exit door in back or the supposed stairs near Stanley.

...This is all more my obsession with spatial relation than it is being a rabid Office fan.