SPORTS NIGHT: QUO VADIMUS {SERIES FINALE} (TV)
Summary
The final episode in this comedy series about the staff members of a high-pressure, nightly cable program covering sports news. In this episode, the season finale, Dan receives flowers from his former girlfriend. He begins to rethink his plan of moving to Los Angeles and taking a new job. Continental Corporation, the parent company for "Sports Night," receives another bid, this time from a company of which no one has heard called "Quo Vadmus." Dana encounters the mysterious man again but becomes frustrated when his answers to her questions become increasingly cryptic. Jeremy wanders around the office, settling old debts and returning or replacing "borrowed" property. Natalie asks Jeremy for a private word in Isaac's office. Dan becomes horribly torn when his ex-girlfriend, Rebecca, shows up at the station announcing that she has just obtained a divorce from her husband. Dan learns that if he leaves for the west coast, Casey will not come with him. Dana, meanwhile, panics at the thought that the program may be about to broadcast its final installment. Includes commercials and promos.
Details
- NETWORK: ABC
- DATE: May 16, 2000 9:30 PM
- RUNNING TIME: 0:28:45
- COLOR/B&W: Color
- CATALOG ID: T:60418
- GENRE: Comedy
- SUBJECT HEADING: Comedy; Sports - Comedy; African-American Collection - Comedy
- SERIES RUN: ABC - TV series, 1998-2000
- COMMERCIALS:
- TV - Commercials - "Dinosaur" (feature film)
- TV - Commercials - Coors beer
- TV - Commercials - ESPN Sports Center
- TV - Commercials - Met-Life insurance
- TV - Commercials - Nike shoes
- TV - Commercials - Olive Garden restaurant
- TV - Commercials - Sprint Long Distance
- TV - Commercials - Staples office supplies
- TV - Commercials - TGI Friday's restaurant
- TV - Commercials - Thompson's Waterseal wood protector
- TV - Commercials - Toyota trucks
- TV - Commercials - Volkswagon automobiles
- TV - Commercials - WorldCom communications
- TV - Promos - "NYPD Blue"
- TV - Promos - "The Mask" (telecast of a feature film)
CREDITS
- Brian Grazer … Executive Producer
- Ron Howard … Executive Producer
- Tony Krantz … Executive Producer
- Rob Scheidlinger … Executive Producer
- Thomas Schlamme … Executive Producer, Director
- Aaron Sorkin … Executive Producer, Created by, Writer
- Tracey Stern … Producer
- Rachel Sweet … Producer
- John Amodeo … Producer
- Matt Tarses … Co-Producer
- Stephen Putnam … Associate Producer
- W.G. Snuffy Walden … Music by
- Josh Charles … Cast, Dan Rydell
- Peter Krause … Cast, Casey McCall
- Felicity Huffman … Cast, Dana Whitaker
- Joshua Malina … Cast, Jeremy Goodwin
- Sabrina Lloyd … Cast, Natalie Hurley
- Robert Guillaume … Cast, Isaac Jaffee
- Kayla Blake … Cast, Kim
- Greg Baker … Cast, Elliot
- Ted McGinley … Cast, Gordon
- Alicia Coppola … Cast, Leesa
- Ron Ostrow … Cast, Will
- Timothy Davis Reed … Cast, Chris
- Jeff Mooring … Cast, Dave
- Teri Polo … Cast, Rebecca Wells
- Clark Gregg … Cast, the Stranger