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I am David Rogers. I was an editor, director and producer on the office.

Well, hello there. One and all. All of you, I'm talking to you there. Welcome to this week's episode

of the office deep dive. I am your host, Brian Baumgartner. Today, I am thrilled. I'm pleased as

punch, as they say, to bring on the man who worked, well, he worked tirelessly on the office.

I don't think he slept at home for 10 years. No, he worked to keep the show as fresh,

authentic and, well, hilarious is possible. And listen, his decisions, they actually changed the way

that one viewed the show because he was the person who would decide what would stay and what would go

and how we would see an experience at all. He was our ridiculously talented editor and later

our ridiculously talented producer and director, David Rogers. Or as I and everyone I know calls him

Dave. Now, Dave was actually the very first editor brought onto the office team and listen,

he was more than just a colleague, a coworker. He was actually a true fan of the show from day one.

He had, has and had an encyclopedic knowledge of the show. He remembered every moment from every

episode. I feel like he was the reason Dwight loved Battlestar Galactica. He helped Meredith

get hit by a car and he even had his own nicknames for the cast, like just guess who was called

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