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November 23rd marks the birthday of Thespis, the Greek God of Theater. A legend states that on his birthday he has been known to haunt live productions, and for the first half-hour of it, Sports Night is targeted. ''''This date also is the anniversary of Dan and Casey's first broadcast, and Casey can't remember. Issac worries over his expecting daughter, and Dana worries about making Thanksgiving for her mother.moreless
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    This is possibly my favorite episode of what has to be my favorite television show ever. It's still early in the series, so the character's development throughout the episode feels new and exciting. Also, Jeremy's pure nerdiness is hilarious. Finally, the interplay/explanation of the Dan-Casey relationship has some of its finest moments. Fantastic television- Sports Night was the one show my entire family watched religiously and it is dearly missed despite the many other projects its actors have completed.moreless

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    • In this episode we find out that Casey allegedly passed on hosting what would have become "Late Night With Conan O'Brien" , a situation that would have triggered the beggining of the end for his marriage. Edit
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    • Just to make sure, Thespis isn't made up, here is what Grolier's had to say about it: "Thespis (thes'-pis) - Thespis (fl. 6th century BC) was an Attic poet traditionally regarded as the founder of Greek tragedy. Hardly anything is known of him, but he is believed to have introduced the role of an actor--the responder--separate from those of the chorus and chorus leader, which modified dithyrambic performance (exchanges between chorus and leader) by instituting spoken dialogue and thus inventing the drama. The word thespian (actor) is derived from his name." Edit
    • Also Dan and Casey discuss their first TV broadcast, 5 years ago in this episode, which they say was called Lone Star Sports. This most likely is a Texas sports show. They've stated many times that they've known each other for ten years so they probably met in college. Dana states she is 33. Edit
    • This episode gives away more details about the characters. Besides the 16-year-old daughter described in the last episode, Isaac has an older daughter Cathy, who is married to Douglas, a radar officer in the navy. They live in San Francisco. Edit
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