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Dag Season 1 Episode 14

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AIRED: 4/3/01

Dag tries to keep Judith's smoking habit under wraps, which is no easy feat after she accidentally lights the AIDS quilt on fire. Judith blames it on the Secret Service, and Morton soon believes Dag is the one who's smoking. Judith twists around Dag's advice and decides to launch an anti-smoking campaign to boost her approval rating -- even though she has no intention of quitting herself. Camilla pulls a stint that causes her mother to get caught in the act in front of her campaignees. Dag uses Camilla to get Judith to quit, the same way he quit himself years ago. But Judith's campaign sparks a visit from a tobacco lobbyist, Senator Culpepper, who is none too pleased about her new goal, and schemes to get her to start smoking again. Meanwhile, after a pact is made, Agent Cole threatens to smash Pillows' pinky with a hammer if he eats meat.moreless

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David Alan Grier	Agent Jerome "Dag" Daggett
Delta Burke	First Lady Judith Whitman
Lauren Tom	Ginger Chin
Emmy Laybourne	Agent Susan Cole
Stephen Dunham	Agent Edward Pillows
Mel Jackson	Agent Morton

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Stephen Root

Senator Culpepper

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- Dag's catchphrase in this episode is "smoke-free since '93." In NBC-speak, though, this really means "smoke-free since the last time an episode aired." Did NBC executives not notice that nice Cuban cigar he was chompin' on in "Basketball Jones?" Did they even watch any of the shows to begin with?
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