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Jack & Bobby

Election Night

Season 1, Episode 8, Aired Nov 03, 2004

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Bobby is heartbroken over his break-up with Dex and decides to get even with Jack after finding out he was responsible for their split. To get even, Bobby's subsequent actions cause Jack, Missy and Courtney much embarrassment and anger, resulting in a feud between the brothers. Meanwhile, Grace, awaiting to see who won the 2004 presidential election, sneaks out of the Election Night party to smoke pot with Tom, which proves to be a terrible mistake for Grace and her family. Lastly, in the future 2040, political leaders talk about President McCallister and the night he won the election by only a few votes.moreless

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GUEST STAR
Evan Handler

Cary Donovan
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Jeanette Brox

Dex Truggman
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Scott Foley

Lars Christopher

Christine Lahti

Grace McCallister
Edwin Hodge

Marcus Ride
John Slattery

Peter Benedict
Keri Lynn Pratt

Missy Belknap (also starring, episode 2-20)
Bradley Cooper

Tom Wexler Graham (also starring, episode 4-17)
Jessica Pare

Courtney Benedict

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Bobby spills Jack's secret to Missy and the brothers fight.

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By expatriot, Apr 28, 2008

This is such a sensitive episode, first love, betrayal, brotherly love, parental love. It all made this a very powerful and emotional episode.

The most dramatic and heart wrenching scene came at the end. Jack and Grace standing at Bobby's hospital bed and Grace talking to Jack about parenting. Then in a small voice Jack says: But I'm not a parent."

That scene almsot broke my heart. Sooo very well written and excellent acted by both actors involved. Matt Long should have gotten an Emmy for delivery of that line along, irrespective of the rest of the episode.

Very, very well done and a highlight of the series.moreless
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- The episode ended with Bush winning the presidential election, as it was in real life, against Kerry.
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- Three different endings were taped, to be accurate to the results of the 2004 U.S. Presidential Election. One ending has Bush winning, the other Kerry, and the other for a possible recount.
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- Lars Christopher: ?
  The character Lars Christopher reference the 2040 Presidential race being the closest since the one of 2000, when George W. Bush was elected through a Supreme Court ruling.
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