3 USER REVIEWS
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By on
Mon, Dec 1, 2008 6:14 PM PST
Smart, funny, fast paced, each episode could be seen and the viewer would get more and more out of each re-viewing. I'm glad Felicity Huffman played the producer, and the restrained romance between intelligent people --- not beautiful/dumb, but beautiful/smart---was …more»0 of 0 people found this review helpful-
By johnny7s on
Wed, Jun 11, 2008 2:18 PM PDT
Don't waste your money...please. This show is supposed to be a behind the scenes view of ESPN's Sportscenter. The show is painful to watch for any respectable sports fan. The characters were typical stereotypes and I'm sorry but Felicity …more»0 of 5 people found this review helpfulTop Rated Episodes
About The Show
Comedy series centering on the activities of "Sports Night," a nightly program on the Continental Sports Channel where the frantic team of researchers, producers and talent not only have to report on up-to-the-minute sports news, but manage to turn hockey scores into witty banter. For co-anchors Casey McCall and Dan Rydell, this comes naturally, as the two are best friends on and off camera. A recent divorce has left Casey off balance and Dan wants to reintroduce Casey to its joys. Their producer Dana Whitaker cares about Casey's situation but needs him to focus on his job. She must answer to executive producer Isaac Jaffee, who's tough on his staff but defends them against the network brass. Associate producer Natalie Hurley is the youngest of the crew but is extremely competent. She encourages Dana to hire starstruck Jeremy Goodwin as an associate producer and research analyst.Comedy series centering on the activities of "Sports Night," a nightly program on the Continental Sports Channel where the frantic team of researchers, producers and talent not only have to report on …Show MoreClose -