Dave Rogers

So this was an episode I directed. I believe it was Mafia.

Did you rewatch the Superfan version?

Did you rewatch the Superfan version?

Did you rewatch the Superfan version?

In Mafia, you know what the deleted scenes are in that episode. Very controversial. Erin is cleaning and she destroys... Oh, she destroys Pam's watercolor. Not in the Superfan episode. So in the Superfan episode, she doesn't clean, but we still have her storyline. We've restored enough of her storyline where she's just kind of...

In Mafia, you know what the deleted scenes are in that episode. Very controversial. Erin is cleaning and she destroys... Oh, she destroys Pam's watercolor. Not in the Superfan episode. So in the Superfan episode, she doesn't clean, but we still have her storyline. We've restored enough of her storyline where she's just kind of...

In Mafia, you know what the deleted scenes are in that episode. Very controversial. Erin is cleaning and she destroys... Oh, she destroys Pam's watercolor. Not in the Superfan episode. So in the Superfan episode, she doesn't clean, but we still have her storyline. We've restored enough of her storyline where she's just kind of...

She's trying to impress – everybody's kind of giving her crap and they're like, you'll never be Pam and all this. So I feel like the best elements of that story and even where she calls, we still have her calling and Pam's like, please, don't call me again. Because that was the runner with Pam and Jim is everyone's calling them.

She's trying to impress – everybody's kind of giving her crap and they're like, you'll never be Pam and all this. So I feel like the best elements of that story and even where she calls, we still have her calling and Pam's like, please, don't call me again. Because that was the runner with Pam and Jim is everyone's calling them.

She's trying to impress – everybody's kind of giving her crap and they're like, you'll never be Pam and all this. So I feel like the best elements of that story and even where she calls, we still have her calling and Pam's like, please, don't call me again. Because that was the runner with Pam and Jim is everyone's calling them.

But even at the end of the episode where originally you saw the painting was gone on the wall, we digitally put the painting back in the last two shots. In a few other episodes after that, it'll be- It's not there. It's not there, whatever. They were cleaning the frame or whatever, the glass or whatever.

But even at the end of the episode where originally you saw the painting was gone on the wall, we digitally put the painting back in the last two shots. In a few other episodes after that, it'll be- It's not there. It's not there, whatever. They were cleaning the frame or whatever, the glass or whatever.

But even at the end of the episode where originally you saw the painting was gone on the wall, we digitally put the painting back in the last two shots. In a few other episodes after that, it'll be- It's not there. It's not there, whatever. They were cleaning the frame or whatever, the glass or whatever.

No. It's gone. But I'm saying at the end of this episode, there's shots with her and the painting is there. There's never any destruction to the painting.

No. It's gone. But I'm saying at the end of this episode, there's shots with her and the painting is there. There's never any destruction to the painting.

No. It's gone. But I'm saying at the end of this episode, there's shots with her and the painting is there. There's never any destruction to the painting.

Still. So I will just buy that they, whatever, they had to clean the frames or whatever. I don't know. They had to reflatten the paint. I don't know. Whatever it was, that's why it's missing for a few episodes and it's back. But it was never destroyed. It's just one of those things. Just like Karen getting the job offer. It never happens.

Still. So I will just buy that they, whatever, they had to clean the frames or whatever. I don't know. They had to reflatten the paint. I don't know. Whatever it was, that's why it's missing for a few episodes and it's back. But it was never destroyed. It's just one of those things. Just like Karen getting the job offer. It never happens.

Still. So I will just buy that they, whatever, they had to clean the frames or whatever. I don't know. They had to reflatten the paint. I don't know. Whatever it was, that's why it's missing for a few episodes and it's back. But it was never destroyed. It's just one of those things. Just like Karen getting the job offer. It never happens.

But I liked, I appreciated Aaron's, you know, it was a shame. But I was like, you know, if we get rid of this beat and we get rid of like the, you know, there's a scene with her and Kelly that we had with Kelly working on the, I was like, you get rid of that. The rest of the stuff is actually very funny and that she's trying so hard. And she even has a moment where she's on the phone with you.