Sports Night

Dejected by his divorce and the state of sports, Casey contemplates leaving "Sports Night". Natalie has a crush on an applicant for an associate producer position.

Dan gets in trouble with the network after his personal remarks on the nation's war on drugs. Casey works with Jeremy on his first editing assignment.

Natalie tries to push Casey and Dana together. Jeremy gets his first chance as a segment producer.

Casey's obsession with Dana leads to bizarre behavior. Dan gets in trouble with standards and practices after singing "happy birthday" on the air.

The show gets an opportunity to boost their ratings when a controversial athlete agrees to an in studio interview. The situation changes after Natalie's pre-interview and Dana must make some hard decisions.

Natalie's work performance deteriorates as she struggles with the negative attention she is receiving while Jeremy tries everything in his power to protect her.

Jeremy narrates this episode as he writes a letter to his sister about his three months at Sports Night. Dan is suffering from writers block and Natalie tries to help him. Casey continues to be jealous of Dana and Gordon.

Is it the anniversary of Thespis, the first ever actor, and his ghost seems to have haunted the studio. Meanwhile, Dan and Casey bicker over another anniversary while Isaac worries about the impending birth of his first grandchild.

The show is anxiously following an assault on Mt. Everest. Dan tries to figure what charity to give to,Jeremy and Natalie finally admit their feelings while Dana discovers Broadway.

A snow storm means that Dan and Casey must fill in at 2AM for the west coast anchors, so the gang kills time at the poker table. Natalie and Jeremy's dispute boils over into the game while Dana's jealosuy rears its head over the 2AM segment producer.

When some players at a Tennessee university get suspended because of the Confederate flag, Isaac must make a choice. Casey promotes the show on The View, and inadvertently hurts some feelings back at his own show.

Dan decides that it's time Casey started dating again, so long as he stays away from Sally Sasser. Isaac fears for his job.

Dana, Gordon, Casey, and a woman from Gordon's office go on a double-date, leaving Natalie to produce the show and Dan to contend with a replacement anchor.

Dan obsesses over a woman who works in the building, and everyone worries about Isaac's job.

Gordon invites Dana to go snorkeling, and Dan begs Jeremy to talk him up to Rebecca.

Gordon stands Dana up, and Casey's missing his favorite shirt.

The show is held up when a tennis match goes longer than expected, putting a damper on Dana and Gordon's dinner plans.

Jeremy's parents are getting divorced, and Dan eagerly awaits Orlando Rojas' return to baseball.

Isaac is late coming back from vacation, Bobbi Bernstein returns, and Steve Sisco visits Rebecca.

A bomb scare clears the building, Jeremy tries to break up with Natalie, and the network starts pressuring Dana.

Casey is still rattled from the bomb scare, Jeremy tries to understand a cricket story, and Rebecca makes her decision about Dan.

When Dana and Gordon get engaged, Casey has no plan and Dan's compelled to reveal a secret.

Casey's son comes to visit, and Dana takes a group photo with her new camera.

Casey tries to find the courage to ask Dana on a date. Jeremy and Natalie have a fight after Natalie is offered a job in Galveston. Isaac is back at work, but the stroke appears to be affecting his job performance.

While awaiting the arrival of a ratings expert, Dana drops a bombshell on Casey about their first date. Meanwhile, Dan falls apart over the fact that he misspoke in front of the First Lady.

Sam Donovan's presence has everyone on edge. Dana considers leaving the show, because she feels like she's being held responsible for the show's problems. A meeting with network executives escalates into a crisis which has the team on the verge of quitting, but Sam deftly defuses the situation.

Jeremy gets nervous when he discovers that Natalie is writing to his sister Louise. The network sets up a web poll to ask whether Dan or Casey is cooler, and Casey asks Jeremy to help him manipulate the votes. Dana goes out for dinner with an old high school friend.

After meeting an attractive woman and learning that she's a psychologist, Dan obsesses over whether she was interested in dating him or taking him on as a therapy client. Jeremy accidentally blacks out the entire studio while trying to run Y2K tests on the production board.

Casey wants to edit an interview to cast a ballplayer in a more favorable light, Dan has trouble taping a teaser, and The Vatican declares there's no such place as Hell.

Jeremy has to fire an intern, and the team covers breaking news of a football steroid scandal.

Kyle is coming to town after his suspension is announced, and Dana's pretty much ready to kill him. Everyone is shopping for their office Secret Santa gifts, and Casey is mystified when Isaac says he wants a cheese grater. With the turn of the millennium just days away, the team is still struggling to decide whom to name as the athlete of the 20th century.

Jeremy is nominated for a sports journalism award that Natalie knows he's not going to win. After fighting Dana's dating plan, Casey finally goes out on a date with a girl named Pixley, and Dana begins to have second thoughts.

Dan wants to do a feature report on the "Shot Heard 'Round the World", but Isaac refuses to be interviewed for it even though he was at the game. Dan thinks Isaac is embarrassed about his speech having been slowed down since the stroke, but in reality Isaac is embarrassed to admit that he missed the home run because he was in the bathroom. Dana is even more freaked out when Casey goes on a second date with Pixley.

While prepping to cover a major fight, Dana and Casey duke it out over their stalled fling, and Dan's dad hits town for a tense visit. But after the match goes south, the CSC staff bands together to knock out a killer show.

Sports Night is offered an exclusive interview with Michael Jordan, but the team struggles to accept the strict conditions attached: they can't ask him about sports at all, but only about his new line of cologne. The Michael Jordan interview was only offered to them out of the perception that they would be the only one of the major sports networks desperate enough for the ratings to agree to Jordan's conditions, but Sam tells Isaac and Dana that they are not. Casey is invited to speak to Charlie's class, but can't figure out what to talk about.

Natalie and Jeremy fight over going to a nightclub. Dan has the night off, but the substitute anchor is morose and keeps making comments on the air to his girlfriend instead of reading the teleprompter. Dana is conflicted after she inherits an antique Revolutionary War gun.

Jeremy and Natalie's breakup begins to impact the show after Jeremy asks for his stuff back. Casey is temporarily blinded from an eye test, and Dan takes the opportunity to play practical jokes on him. After a riot breaks out at Madison Square Garden, Natalie objects to the show turning over its film of the event to the police.

After being excluded from a staff game night because Natalie was organizing it, Jeremy goes to a bar and befriends Jenny, but panics when he realizes that she's a porn actress. Isaac is upset that he can't remember the lyrics to a song from a Broadway show.

Dan decides to skip his therapy appointment, but spends the entire length of a normal appointment in his therapist's office explaining why. Jeremy e-mails Jenny to apologize for blowing her off, but then meets up with her in person only to explain why he's not going to see her again. Casey tries to bribe the gang to watch a track and field event with him in the middle of the night.

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.

Jenny is coming to visit the studio, but Jeremy is afraid of what Natalie will think of her. Dan makes Casey look foolish on the air.

Due to network cutbacks, the show's Olympic coverage is going to be limited and Natalie may be about to lose her job. Dan holds a Passover Seder and makes up for his inappropriate on air behavior toward Casey.

Amid rumblings of internal layoffs, Jeremy and Casey look into the network's stock -- and find a shocking truth about their job security. Meanwhile, Natalie eyes another job on a late-night sketch show.

The gang gathers at Anthony's to mull over the future of the show, where a stranger piques Dana's interest with inside information about the bidding for Continental Corp.

A mystery man gives Dana the scoop on CSC's fate after the network is bought out by an upstart company with no need for a cable channel. Meanwhile, Casey prepares to look for new work without Dan, who is reunited with a familiar face from his past.