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Sports Night on ABC

1998, TV Show

Episode Detail: Quo Vadimus - Sports Night

In the second-season ender, a mystery man (Clark Gregg) gives Dana the sad scoop on CSC's fate after the network is bought out by an upstart company with no need for a cable channel. Meanwhile, Casey prepares to look for new work without Dan, who is reunited with a familiar face from his past. Rebecca: Teri Polo. Kim: Kayla Blake. Elliot: Greg Baker.

Episodes: Quo Vadimus - Sports Night - 48 total Episodes

5/16/2000: Quo Vadimus
5/10/2000: La Forza Del Destino
4/5/2000: Bells and a Siren
3/29/2000: April Is the Cruelest Month
3/22/2000: Draft Day
3/15/2000: Draft Day
3/1/2000: Celebrities
2/23/2000: The Local Weather
2/9/2000: And the Crowd Goes Wild
2/2/2000: Dana Get Your Gun
1/26/2000: The Sweet Smell of Air
1/19/2000: The Cut Man Cometh
1/12/2000: The Giants Win the Pennant
12/29/1999: A Girl Named Pixley
12/22/1999: The Reunion
12/15/1999: Kyle Whitaker's Got Two Sacks
12/8/1999: Shane
11/3/1999: Kafelnikov
10/27/1999: Louise Revisited
10/20/1999: Cliff Gardner
10/13/1999: When Something Wicked This Way Comes
10/5/1999: Special Powers
9/1/1999: Napoleon's Battle Plan
8/25/1999: 10 Wickets
8/18/1999: Ordnance Tactics
8/11/1999: Eli's Coming
8/4/1999: The Sword of Orion
7/28/1999: How Are Things in Glocca Morra?
7/7/1999: Rebecca
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Dear Louise...
The Quality of Mercy at 29K
Smoky
What Kind of Day Has It Been
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Sports Night
Sally
The Hungry and the Hunted
Thespis
Mary Pat Shelby
The Apology
Intellectual Property
Shoe Money Tonight
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Small Town
Dana and the Deep Blue Sea
The Six Southern Gentlemen of Tennessee
The Head Coach, Dinner and the Morning Mail

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Premiered: September 22, 1998, on ABC

Rating: TV-PG

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Premise: The frenetic workplace of a cable-sports network is the setting for this alternately witty and poignant sitcom revolving around two cocky anchors and their neurotic producer. Created by Aaron Sorkin (`The West Wing'), the series was smartly cast and executed, and it deserved a better fate. The 1998 pilot won an Emmy for director Thomas Schlamme.

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