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'The Office' editor on who had the best reaction shots and how they chose the theme song


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'The Office' editor on who had the best reaction shots and how they chose the theme song

Have you ever wondered which actor gave the best reactions on The Office? The obvious assumption would be John Krasinski, king of staring into the camera. But according the show's editor, Dave Rogers, Krasinski wasn't the go-to reaction shot guy.

On the latest episode of the Office Ladies podcast, former co-stars Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey revisited early episodes of Season 3 and did an even deeper dive into the series. (They're calling these types of episodes "Second Drinks" as a nod to Pam's melted ice/second drink revelation in "The Dundies.")

Fischer and Kinsey chatted with The Office editor Dave Rogers about working on the show for nine seasons. And in addition to dropping some serious behind-the-scenes knowledge about cutting episodes and choosing the theme song, Rogers shared which cast members gave the best reaction shots. Read more...

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