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Detail Oriented Dave Barsky...Bringing Continuity & Passion to Dirty Jobs 
Mike Rowe Answers | by djmodchickie | Wed, Jun 17
Wed, Jun 17
Dave's talent as a field producer is critical to the success of Dirty Jobs, because he handles the details that bore and torture me to no end. Continuity issues, clearance issues, copyright issues, releases, etc. Dave is what you might call detail-oriented, as are all effective field pr...
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6 Months Ago,
djmodchickie from Mike Rowe Answers says
(in Dirty New Season Debut!)
From the shoot, we went to an overpriced sushi joint not far from the Star, where I had every intention of buying the crew dinner and drinks. (They were fearless that day – Troy in particular, who dangled in the breeze longer than any of us.) Happily, I didn’t have to. Dirty Jobs is a big deal in San...
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djmodchickie from Discovery Channel says
(in What Drives Mike?)
Hello Mike,
My question is why do you get up everyday? What force or power drives you? What goals would you like to accomplish in your life? How would you like to be remembered? Is it as Mike Rowe host of Dirty Jobs?
noor05
Those are big questions.
Mike
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djmodchickie from Discovery Channel says
(in The Real Dirty Deal?)
Anyway, Dirty Jobs doesn't have a host. Instead, it has a guest, and the guest is me. It's a huge distinction, and the main reason that I can actually get away with being me. Dirty Jobs is the first show I've ever worked on where there is no deliberate/desperate attempt to make me appear more inte...
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djmodchickie from Discovery Channel says
(in Random Rowe Responses To Assorted Irregular Queries)
Least Favorite Animal Poo?
Yes, yes, not yet.
Honey Mustard
Least Favorite Dirty Jobs Smell?
Hollywood
Favorite Beer?
Favorite Brady Bunch Episode?
Broken Vase
Puberty
Favorite Food?
Winter
Favorite Book?
Boxer or Briefs?
Both
Either
Nude or PJs?
Last Purchase?
Still Debating.
Mike
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djmodchickie from Discovery Channel says
(in Unhandy Dandy Mike...)
I'm sure you knew about fixing everyday needed items. Maybe knew how to change the oil in your car, certainly knew how to change a tire and stuff. But truly, has your stint with Dirty Jobs taught you things you can use in your everyday life that you never knew before? Are you handy Mike? Gayle -- b...
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djmodchickie from Discovery Channel says
(in Life on the Road...)
Mike,
Discovery does indeed have a travel department, but they do not handle the specific bookings for Dirty Jobs, or any other individual series for that matter. That's all done through the production companie(s) responsible for each show. Ultimately, Discovery pays the freight, so th...
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djmodchickie from Discovery Channel says
(in Sense & Dirt Sensibilities)
I agree completely that there are benefits of manual labor that far exceed a paycheck. And I also agree that many of those benefits are forgotten or ignored by many. But I would not personally describe the "sweetness" of my ideal working sensibility as "hardened." For me, it's more about bala...
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djmodchickie from Discovery Channel says
(in Detail Oriented Dave Barsky...Bringing Continuity & Passion to Dirty Jobs)
Dave's talent as a field producer is critical to the success of Dirty Jobs, because he handles the details that bore and torture me to no end. Continuity issues, clearance issues, copyright issues, releases, etc. Dave is what you might call detail-oriented, as are all effective field pr...
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djmodchickie from Mike Rowe Answers says
(in Emmy Night According to Mike...)
I was very pleased and sincerely happy to see Dirty Jobs recognized. Happy for the crew, the production company, the network, the fans, and most of all, the 200 plus genuine “hosts” that have provided Dirty Jobs with a set and a cast these last four years. Everyone knows I’d like more people to...
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djmodchickie from Mike Rowe Answers says
(in Sense & Dirt Sensibilities)
I agree completely that there are benefits of manual labor that far exceed a paycheck. And I also agree that many of those benefits are forgotten or ignored by many. But I would not personally describe the "sweetness" of my ideal working sensibility as "hardened." For me, it's more about bala...
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