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Mar 14, 2000 · Draft Day: Part 1 - It Can't Rain at Indian Wells: Directed by Bryan Gordon. With Josh Charles, Peter Krause, Felicity Huffman, Joshua Malina. The team covers the first round of the NFL draft; Jeremy is nervous about Jenny's visit to the studio.
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- Comedy, Drama, Sport
- Bryan Gordon
- 2000-03-14
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"Draft Day: Part I It Can't Rain at Indian Wells" is the seventeenth episode of the second season and the fortieth episode of the series overall. It originally aired on March 14, 2000. It was written by Matt Tarses and Aaron Sorkin and directed by Bryan Gordon.
Casey and Dana compete with each other over their NFL draft predictions. Dan has a golf date with PGA star David Duval, but work might keep him from being able to go. Jeremy tells Natalie about Jenny, except for the part about her being a porn star. Casey and Dan are angry with each other and their professional relationship might be in trouble.
Jul 24, 2013 · “Net game, net game, net game!” he urges the tennis players at Indian Wells to play through the rain; “For the love of God, a little civilization is all I ask!”
- Donna Bowman
They walk out to the studio, and Dana shows them footage of rain at Indian Wells, which neither Dan nor Jeremy is happy to see. The broadcast starts up again, and Casey tells the audience the show will be covering the second round, and everyone should be sticking around for that.
“Draft Day Part I: It Can't Rain At Indian Wells” (season two, episode seventeen; originally aired 3/14/2000)/“Draft…
Draft Day: Part I - It Can't Rain at Indian Wells is the seventeenth episode of the second season of Sports Night, and the fortieth episode overall. Starring: Josh Charles , Peter Krause (Casey McCall), Felicity Huffman (Dana Whitaker), Joshua Malina (Jeremy Goodwin), Sabrina Lloyd (Natalie Hurley) and Robert Guillaume (Isaac Jaffe)
Sports Night ran nearly two full seasons on the ABC network in the US during the '98-99 and '99-00 seasons. Created by Emmy Award winning writer/director, Aaron Sorkin. Sorkin created such movies as, A Few Good Men & The American President before his first venture into television (Sorkin would later create the massively respected & popular The West Wing). Smart, fast-paced, witty and featuring ...
