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Welcome to Dunder Mifflin The Ultimate Oral History of The Office

Brian Baumgartner

New York Times Based on hundreds of hours of exclusive interviews with the cast and creators and

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Pardon My Take

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Pardon My Take

The book was discussed as a new release that Brian Baumgartner wrote, detailing behind-the-scenes stories and interviews from the creation of the TV show. It was noted that the book contained over a hundred never-before-seen pictures and had very large text, making it ideal for bathroom reading.

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So the book, how long did it take you to write this book? No, I mean, it's been it's been essentially two years since the beginning to today.

— Episode: The Office’s Brian Baumgartner, Pitt QB...

Episode: The Office’s Brian Baumgartner, Pitt QB Kenny Pick...

The book was discussed as a new release that Brian Baumgartner wrote, detailing behind-the-scenes stories and interviews from the creation of the TV show. It was noted that the book contained over a hundred never-before-seen pictures and had very large text, making it ideal for bathroom reading.

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So the book, how long did it take you to write this book? No, I mean, it's been it's been essentially two years since the beginning to today.

There are over a hundred pictures in the book that have never been seen anywhere Before

It also has, I'll say this right now, very big text, the pages, you can read a lot of pages quickly.

This book was meant to be read in the bathroom.

Office Ladies

Podcast

Office Ladies

It was discussed as an oral history of the show, exploring its success and impact, particularly its post-show popularity. It included interviews with cast members and those connected to the show.

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It is, you know, gosh, now a couple of years, um, I have been working on constructing, um, a full oral history of the office and, and, and what happened.

— Episode: Casual Friday with Brian Baumgartner

Episode: Casual Friday with Brian Baumgartner

It was discussed as an oral history of the show, exploring its success and impact, particularly its post-show popularity. It included interviews with cast members and those connected to the show.

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It is, you know, gosh, now a couple of years, um, I have been working on constructing, um, a full oral history of the office and, and, and what happened.

And specifically for me, it was about a question, right? And the, the question was very simply, we were, we were a big show when we were on, right.

But what has happened since, as you all know, the success, the huge success of your podcast, that, that the show is so much bigger now than it ever was.

And my question was why now seven, eight years since we've filmed a Why is this show now the undisputed champion of, of viewers in, in, in, in the world?

So it's, it's really sort of a, a macro version of, of what happened. So I'm super excited and proud of the book and, and, and can't wait.

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