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Sports Night Premiered on ABC on September 22, 1998

About the Show:
It's a show about a show about sports, that isn't about sports at all.

Sports Night, created by Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing) takes viewers behind the scenes of the production a sports show within a show. At 11:00 pm every night, the cable sports show "Sports Night" airs, hosted by Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Dan Rydell (Josh Charles).  Casey and Dan, who are best friends off-camera, work along side a group of co-workers who work in the fast-paced world behind the scenes.  Together, their humor, intelligence, and chemistry as a whole make what goes on behind the scenes just as dramatic as what happens on-camera.  

As executive producer, Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman) is an old friend of Casey's, and despite the chemistry between them, she keeps their relationship strictly professional due to Casey being a recent divorcee.  Isaac Jaffee (Robert Guillaume), the show's managing editor, is tough on his staff, but would do anything to keep the show on the show on the air.  Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd), the show's senior associate producer, is young and enthusiastic and responsible for the hiring of Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina) who works hard as an associate producer, but worries about not fitting in with the rest of the staff.

Through the ups and downs, wins and loses of the sports world, the tight-knit team works together day in and day and remains committed to writing, directing, and producing one of the top cable sports television shows.

Though critically-acclaimed and award-winning, Sports Night was canceled after two seasons due to declining ratings.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Felicity Huffman	Dana Whitaker, producer
Josh Charles	Daniel " Dan" Rydell, co-anchor
Joshua Malina	Jeremy Goodwin, associate producer
Peter Krause	Casey McCall, co-anchor
Robert Guillaume	Isaac Jaffee, executive producer
Sabrina Lloyd	Natalie Hurley

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Episode 1: Pilot (Sep/22/1998)
Casey, one of the " Sports Night" co-anchors, has an attitude problem when it comes to the show, both on and off screen. Dan, his best friend and co-anchor, tries to help him fix his attitude while J.J. and the other network executives tell him to straighten up or leave. Dana, an old friend of Casey's, tries to argue with executives on his behalf. Meanwhile, Dana hires Jeremy Goodwin, a new associate producer.

Episode 2: The Apology (Sep/29/1998)
An aerobics instructor who is supposedly stalking Dan is more troubling to him than his published interview with Esquire Magazine, in which he shares his opinion regarding the legalization of marijuana, which puts him at odds with the top brass at Continental Cable. Meanwhile, Casey is troubled by the general perception that he is no longer " cool". Natalie develops "feelings" for Jeremy who creates his first sports highlights tape.

Episode 3: The Hungry and the Hunted (Oct/06/1998)
Jeremy gets " The Call", which doesn't go quite according to plan. Natalie hopes that a mandatory Black Tie event will bring Dana and Casey together. However Dana meets Gordon, which drives Casey crazy, who subsequently drives Dan crazy.

Episode 4: Intellectual Property (Oct/13/1998)
A fly in the studio which only Casey can see is causing him to flinch. Dana's planned weekend getaway with Gordon causes Casey to hurt his ankle kicking a fire hydrant. CSC's " Business Affairs" department informs Dan that, due to copyright laws, he may no longer sing " Happy Birthday on the air. He searches for suitable alternatives that are in the public domain.

Episode 5: Mary Pat Shelby (Oct/20/1998)
The entire studio is abuzz about an exclusive interview with a pro football athlete to be broadcast on Sports Night. Natalie's portion of the interview goes terribly wrong. Dan wants to grow a goatee.

Episode 6: The Head Coach, Dinner and the Morning Mail (Oct/27/1998)
A threatening email is affecting Natalie's work and causing Jeremy to lose sleep. Casey can't get past a blown fourth down call made by his alma mater's coach.

Episode 7: Dear Louise (Nov/10/1998)
The episode is told primarily through the eyes of Jeremy, as he writes a letter to his sister Louise. Dan has writer's block and Natalie tries to help. Sports Night must report on a professional baseball player from the Depression era, an old friend of Isaac, who is in an automobile accident. Casey and Gordon point out each other's shortcomings. Dana puts on her boogie shoes.

Episode 8: Thespis (Nov/17/1998)
Dana thaws a 24 lb frozen turkey in the light grid. Dan reminds Casey that they are celebrating an important date. Isaac frets about his daughter, who is about to give birth. The ghost of Thespis wreaks havoc on the show.

Episode 9: The Quality of Mercy at 29K (Dec/01/1998)
Sports Night covers a group climbing Mt. Everest. Dan has trouble deciding which charity should receive his contributions. Dana takes her niece to see The Lion King and is profoundly affected by it. A broken water main prevents food from being delivered to the studio.

Episode 10: Shoe Money Tonight (Dec/08/1998)
Dan and Casey's plans to go to Atlantic City are curtailed when they have to cover the 2am show. Jeremy and Natalie have their first fight. Isaac is shrinking. While waiting for the later show to begin, several of the Sports Night staff have a poker game. Dana and Sally express creative differences regarding the content of the 2am show.

Episode 11: The Six Southern Gentlemen of Tennessee (Dec/15/1998)
When Casey guest stars on " The View" and takes undue credit for his on-air wardrobe choices, he discovers that he knows very little about most of the staff that make up the show. Isaac does an editorial that puts him at odds with the corporation's president. The staff discusses potential Plays Of The Year.

Episode 12: Smoky (Jan/05/1999)
Dan decides that it's time that Casey starts dating again. Isaac wants to start " grooming" Dana to take over his job. Although he asks Dana to keep this confidential, word somehow gets out. Dan is concerned that Casey might date Sally. Dana teaches Casey how to flirt.

Episode 13: Small Town (Jan/12/1999)
Dana and Gordon go on a double-date with Casey and a blind date, a friend of Gordon. Neither Casey nor Dana is thrilled at the prospect. In Dana's absence, Natalie will produce the show, but an 11th-hour trade makes the evening interesting. Dan is concerned with the substitute co-anchor - a woman who he once dated.

Episode 14: Rebecca (Jan/26/1999)
Dana is concerned that Gordon may be planning to break up with her. On Natalie's advice, she goes to Casey for counsel. Natalie introduces Dan to Rebecca - a girl who works on another floor in the building, but he can't decide whether or not to pursue her. Isaac advises his staff not to worry about an article in tomorrow's Wall Street Journal, causing the staff to worry.

Episode 15: Dana and the Deep Blue Sea (Feb/09/1999)
Dan attempts to recruit co-workers to speak to Rebecca on his behalf. Gorden has invited Dana to go snorkeling. She's thrilled at the prospect, with the exception of her phobia of fish.

Episode 16: Sally (Feb/23/1999)
It's a slow news day at Sports Night. Casey has left his favorite shirt behind after a romantic evening and Dan presses him for details. Natalie has invited Jeremy to her parents for Easter weekend. He is worried about this because he A) is Jewish and B) doesn't like eggnog. Dana is concerned because Gordon stood her up last night. Casey gives Gordon a stern warning.

Episode 17: How Are Things in Glocca Morra? (Mar/09/1999)
This is another episode which is told primarily via a letter from Jeremy to his sister Louise. Due to coverage of an unexpectedly long tennis match, the show gets delayed. This causes serious problems for Dana, as she has a date with Gordon to meet his friends. Dana has the option of handing the show to the later crew, but that means her nemesis, Sally. Dan is dating Rebecca.

Episode 18: The Sword of Orion (Mar/23/1999)
Jeremy has been away for a few days, due to the recent divorce of his parents. He returns, obsessed with an event regarding a fatal yachting incident. Dan wants to tape a baseball game and watch it later that night with Rebecca. They work out a few bumps in their relationship. Isaac is away on vacation.

Episode 19: Eli's Coming (Mar/30/1999)
Dan has much to worry about. He is concerned that he must again co-host the show with substitute anchor Bobbie Bernstein, who is convinced that Dan slept with her and then never called. Dan also discovered Rebecca's ex-husband in her office on a Saturday. Casey is excited about Sports Night's extended coverage of college basketball playoffs. The crew plans a small " Welcome Back" party for Isaac who is late returning arriving from the airport. Dana and Casey's relationship is strained.

Episode 20: Ordnance Tactics (Apr/06/1999)
A bomb scare requires evacuation of the building from where Sports Night is broadcast. While the rest of the crew gets back to work, Dan and Casey remain scared. Network executive J.J. is pressuring Dana about Isaac's incapacity due to his stroke. Jeremy tries to " temporarily" break up with Natalie, who refuses to accept it. Dan has stopped dating Rebecca, because she is in couples counseling with her estranged husband.

Episode 21: Ten Wickets (Apr/13/1999)
Dana is forgetting things as she struggles to hold the studio together in Isaac's absence. Although a cricket player in New Delhi has done something extraordinary, none of the Sports Night crew understands the rules of the game. Dan wants to win Rebecca back from Steve Sisco. Casey is still obsessing about the recent bomb threat.

Episode 22: Napoleon's Battle Plan (Apr/27/1999)
Dana is excited about purchasing a new state-of-the-art camera. Dan and Casey have no pants. Dana discovers Gordon's affair with Sally and confronts both of them. Jeremy can't give blood.

Episode 23: What Kind of Day Has it Been (May/04/1999)
Casey is flush with pride over his son Charlie's recent accomplishments on the baseball field, but when Charlie comes to the studio to visit, he's obviously troubled by something. Gordon breaks off his engagement to Dana. Dana has purchased a new camera and wants to take a group photo of the staff of Sports Night. Isaac returns.

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Episode 1: Special Powers (Oct/05/1999)
Ninety days have passed since Gordon broke up with Dana, and Casey is trying to find the right time and method to approach her romantically. Dana is worried about Isaac's ability to work since returning from his stroke. Natalie and Jeremy argue over the possibly of her taking a job in Texas.

Episode 2: When Something Wicked This Way Comes (Oct/12/1999)
A rumor is spreading through the studio that the network has hired a ratings expert for the show. Casey makes plans for his first date with Dana. Dana attends a biker-themed bachelorette party and has an epiphany. Dan is invited to Hillary Clinton's fund-raising breakfast. Sam Donovan arrives.

Episode 3: Cliff Gardner (Oct/19/1999)
The presence of Sam Donovan has everyone on edge. In spite of Casey's best efforts, Dana will not budge with regards to her " dating plan". Network executives meet with the Sports Night staff with suggestions. Sam Donovan tells the network executives about Cliff Gardner.

Episode 4: Louise Revisited (Oct/26/1999)
An internet poll asks viewers who is cooler - Dan or Casey? Casey intends to win this poll by any means necessary, and recruits Jeremy to help. Relations between the staff and Sam Donovan begin to thaw. Dana goes on a date with Cab Calloway (no, not that Cab Calloway). Natalie is emailing Jeremy's sister.

Episode 5: Kafelnikov (Nov/02/1999)
Jeremy convinces Dana that he is qualified to eliminate any potential Y2K problems from the computers as they approach the millennium. The "dress rehearsal" test of his changes doesn't go without some problems. Dan meets a woman at a bar who asks her to call him. However, since the woman is a psychologist, Dan is not exactly sure if her intent was romantic or professional.

Episode 6: Shane (Dec/07/1999)
Dan continues to see Abby, hoping to get to the bottom of his escalating emotional problems. Casey interviews Shane McArnold - an old friend and professional baseball player who has signed with the New York Yankees. Dana is tickled pink when Shane makes a fool of himself and refuses Casey's request to edit the interview. Natalie is alarmed that the Vatican has denounced the existence of hell as an actual " place".

Episode 7: Kyle Whitaker's Got Two Sacks (Dec/14/1999)
Dana cannot contain her pride for her brother who got two sacks while playing in a Monday night football game. Jeremy is in charge of the irresponsible cousin of a network executive, and must learn to take a hard line with him. Sports Night investigates a drug scandal involving several pro athletes. Dan continues to struggle with emotional issues.

Episode 8: The Reunion (Dec/21/1999)
Dana must deal with the recent news that her brother Kyle has been taking anabolic steroids and will be suspended from the team. The staff buys " Secret Santa" gifts for each other and discuss who should be " Athlete of the Year".

Episode 9: A Girl Named Pixley (Dec/28/1999)
Per the rules of Dana's dating plan, Casey goes out on a date with a girl named " Pixley". The staff is trying to research news for tomorrows show, which is short by 42 minutes. Jeremy has been nominated for an award and is having problems writing a suitable acceptance speech.

Episode 10: The Giants Win the Pennant, the Giants Win the Pennant (Jan/11/2000)
Dan is excited to learn that Isaac attended a specific historic baseball game in 1952, but Isaac is reluctant to talk about it. Casey bumps into Pixley and writes his phone number on her hand. Dana finds about about this and is concerned.

Episode 11: The Cut Man Cometh (Jan/18/2000)
Sports Night provides special coverage of a boxing match. When the scheduled ring-side color commentator gets sick, they must recruit a man who is only marginally qualified for the job. Dan's father visits him at the studio, but their reunion isn't as warm as Dan would have liked. When the fight ends in a knockout after seven seconds, Dan and Casey have to fill for an hour and a half. Dana begins to regret her "dating plan" for Casey.

Episode 12: The Sweet Smell of Air (Jan/25/2000)
Dan wants to change his name to " Daniel". Sam Donovan is driving Dana crazy. Michael Jordan would like to announce his new line of cologne on Sports Night, but the staff is concerned that they won't have the opportunity to discuss sports with him. Casey goes to his son's class to give a presentation of sorts.

Episode 13: Dana Get Your Gun (Feb/01/2000)
One hand washes the other as everyone's plans depend on favors from each other. Dana inherits a revolutionary war rifle and is less than thrilled about it. Natalie gets on the list to a hot nightclub, but Jeremy doesn't share her excitement. Casey has to work with a substitute anchor who's off-air girlfriend problems affect his on-air performance.

Episode 14: And the Crowd Goes Wild (Feb/08/2000)
After experiencing some vision problems, Casey goes to an ophthalmologist. Since he had to have his eyes dilated, he has to wear dark glasses and can't see. Natalie and Jeremy break up. Sports Night is subpoenaed to turn over videotape of a riot that occurred on a nearby street. It's Sam Donovan's last day and Dana wants to get him a cake.

Episode 15: Celebrities (Feb/29/2000)
With the unpleasant breakup of Natalie and Jeremy, relationships in the studio are strained. The staff of Sports Night create teams and play the game " Celebrities". Jeremy meets a girl in a bar who turns out to be a porn star.

Episode 16: The Local Weather (Mar/07/2000)
The episode is told by Dan to his therapist. Sports Night is covering the tape-delayed broadcast of a track and field event in New Zealand. Jeremy emails an adult film actress that he met recently in a bar. Dana goes to church.

Episode 17: Draft Day: Part I - It Can't Rain at Indian Wells (Mar/14/2000)
It's football draft day, and the staff is making predictions on who will be picked. Word starts to spread that Jeremy is dating a porn star. Dan has plans to go golfing with a notable pro golfer, but if it rains at Indian Wells, he'll have to remain in the studio for additional draft day coverage.

Episode 18: Draft Day: Part II - The Fall of Ryan O'Brian (Mar/21/2000)
Sports night continues to cover the professional football draft. Tensions are strained between Casey and Dan. Jeremy's new girlfriend is stopping by the studio and since he doesn't want Natalie to know that she's a adult film actress, he tells her that she's a choreo-animator.

Episode 19: April is the Cruelest Month (Mar/28/2000)
Reductions in Olympic coverage appear to be harbinger of future staff cutbacks at Sports Night. Jeremy plans a Jewish Sader at the studio and invites several of the non-Jewish staff to participate. The anchors are at odds after Dan's recent on-air embarrassment of Casey. The cool relations between Jeremy and Natalie begin to thaw.

Episode 20: Bells And A Siren (Apr/04/2000)
Dan has hired a publicist, but is a little apprehensive about some of the places he is asked to go. Natalie has a job interview with Saturday Night Live. Casey and Jeremy monitor CSC's stock online. Isaac's new grandson visits him. Continental Corp is put up for sale.

Episode 21: La Forza Del Destino (May/09/2000)
The discussion among the staff is centered primarily around who is bidding to buy CSC, and the very real possibility that they may all be out of a job soon. Dan is shocked to discover that Kim is actually NOT his secretary. Dana meets a man at the bar who seems to know quite a bit about the current bidding situation with CSC.

Episode 22: Quo Vadimus (May/16/2000)
A company named " Quo Vadimus" puts an 11th-hour stock bid on Continental Corp. Rebecca may be coming back into Dan's life. Dana discovers that the mystery man in the bar is actually the owner of Quo Vadimus. He purchases CSC and tells Dana that he will be keeping Sports Night on the air.

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Trailer Park Boys premiered on Showcase on April 22, 2001

About the Show:
Trailer Park Boys is about life between prison terms. Always trying to play the angles, always done-in by forces beyond their control, and always in the middle of a gunfight, Ricky and Julian are decent, hard- working guys trying to cope with the New World Economic Order. It's not that the boys don't know right from wrong, it's just that " right" rarely presents itself.

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Actor’s name	Character’s name
Robb Wells	Ricky
John Paul Tremblay	Julian
Mike Smith	Bubbles
John Dunsworth	Jim Lahey
Patrick Roach	Randy
Ellen Page	Treena Lahey
Jeanna Harrison-Steinhart	Trinity
Jonathan Torrens	J-Roc
Sarah E Dunsworth	Sarah
Shelly Thompson	Barbara Lahey

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Episode 1: Take Your Little Gun and Get Out of My Trailer Park (April 22, 2001)
After spending an 18-month sentence in jail, Ricky and Julian head back to their home, Sunnyvale Trailer Park. Julian blames Ricky for their sentence and decides to sever ties with his lifelong friend, while Ricky struggles to pick up where he left off before going to jail. The situation is further complicated by the discovery that a thug named Cyrus is lording over the park.

Episode 2: Fuck Community College, Let's Get Drunk and Eat Chicken Fingers (April 29, 2001)
Julian decides to depart Sunnyvale Trailer Park and go to community college to finally do something productive in his life. Ricky fears that he will be lost without Julian to guide him, while Lahey worries that Ricky will cause even more trouble without Julian to keep him in check.

Episode 3: Mr. Lahey's Got My Porno Tape! (May 6, 2001)
In desperate need of cash, Ricky and Bubbles agree to star in one of J-Roc's porno films. Unfortunately, the shoot is interrupted by Lahey and Randy, who confiscate the tape and use it to blackmail Ricky and Bubbles. Julian agrees to retrieve the damning evidence, and in so doing discovers that Lahey and Randy are more than just partners.

Episode 4: Mrs. Peterson's Dog Gets Fucked Up (May 13, 2001)
Julian introduces his beloved neighbor, Mrs. Peterson, an elderly widow who believes Julian is her grandson. Julian agrees to mind Mrs. Peterson's dog Sparky while she undergoes surgery, but later leaves the dog with Ricky in order to run an errand. The situation quickly deteriorates when Sparky accidentally eats some of Ricky's weed-brownies, forcing the Boys to seek help from the local veterinarian, Sam Losco.

Episode 5: I'm Not Gay, I Love Lucy... Wait a Second, Maybe I am Gay (May 20, 2001)
Weary of Lucy's continued attempts to seduce him, Julian decides to play matchmaker and convinces Ricky to marry Lucy. Providing Ricky with the means to do so, however, proves to be more complicated.

Episode 6: Who the Fuck Invited These Idiots to My Wedding? (May 27, 2001)
In order to ensure his plan succeeds, Julian takes over the preparations for Ricky and Lucy's wedding. In order to provide food for the wedding feast, Julian teams up with Bubbles, Cory, and Trevor to rob a local grocer.

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Episode 1: What in the Fuck Happened to Our Trailer Park? (June 23, 2002)
After nearly six months of jail time, Ricky and Julian return to find that Sunnyvale is a disaster; Randy has left Lahey and is now involved with Lucy, while Lahey is now in a constant state of depression and insobriety. Meanwhile, Julian and Ricky have a new scheme to sell dope to the local prison guards, which they call " Freedom 35".

Episode 2: Jim Lahey Is a Drunk Bastard (June 30, 2002)
The Boys discover that Sam Losco, having lost his veterinary practice, is now running for the position of trailer park supervisor. Realizing that Sam poses a greater threat than Lahey, the Boys decide to team up with Lahey in order to ensure that he is re-elected and reunited with Randy.

Episode 3: I've Met Cats & Dogs Smarter Than Trevor & Cory! (July 7, 2002)
In need of money to expand their grow-op, the Boys team up with J-Roc to open an illegal bar in the trailer park. To help with the preparations, Julian enlists Cory and Trevor, who quickly prove to be more trouble than they're worth. Meanwhile, Lahey's daughter Treena (Ellen Page) comes to visit for the summer, and she quickly befriends Ricky despite her father's warnings.

Episode 4: A Dope Trailer Is No Place for a Kitty! (July 14, 2002)
Julian and Ricky's dope plants become infested with spider mites.

Episode 5: The Bible Pimp (July 21, 2002)
A duo of con-artists posing as father/daughter Bible peddlers arrive in Sunnyvale. Julian eventually falls in love with the woman.

Episode 6: Never Trust a Man with No Shirt On (July 28, 2002)
After discovering Treena's involvement with the Boys, Lahey flies into a rage that soon leads to an argument with Randy, who angrily quits. Randy then appeals to the Boys to let him join their group, before it is revealed that the argument was in fact a clever ruse to spy on their grow-op.

Episode 7: The Bare Pimp Project (August 4, 2002)
Julian discovers that Sam Losco is engaged to Barb Lahey, the landlady of Sunnyvale. In order to ruin their relationship and prevent Sam from taking over, Julian bribes J-Roc to cast Sam in another of his low-budget porn films. Meanwhile Julian sells their dope to the prison guards while Ricky takes his Grade-10 exam.

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Episode 1: The Kiss of Freedom (April 20, 2003)
Ricky and Julian are released from prison tens of thousands of dollars richer. While Julian attempts to invest his share, Ricky squanders his own, demanding a new trailer from Lahey and ordering an expensive encyclopaedia set for Trinity. When it comes time to pay however, Ricky finds he can no longer afford both and must now choose between himself and his daughter.

Episode 2: Temporary Relief Assistant Trailer Park Supervisor (April 27, 2003)
Ricky wins the new position of Temporary Relief Assistant Trailer Park Supervisor after Randy is suspended by Barb Lahey. Although Lahey is initially apprehensive towards his new assistant, Ricky eventually succeeds in earning Lahey's trust. Meanwhile, Julian uses the last of his money to buy a shipment of vodka from a Russian smuggler and begins a bootlegging operation in the park. With Lahey on the trail, Ricky must decide where his loyalties lie.

Episode 3: If I Can't Smoke & Swear, I'm Fucked (May 4, 2003)
The Boys decide to forego their usual audacious crimes in favour of smaller, less risky crimes; in the end, the Boys hope to save enough money for a cruise. The Boys start by opening an illegal gas station in Sunnyvale, using Cory and Trevor to steal their supply of illicit fuel. Meanwhile, Lahey and Randy try to catch the Boys' activities on tape.

Episode 4: Who's the Microphone Assassin? (May 11, 2003)
The Boys decide to put on a rap concert in celebration of J-Roc's new CD, "The Microphone Assassin". Things take a turn for the worse when J-Roc is caught masturbating, therefore making him the laughingstock of the park. Meanwhile, Lahey informs another rapper named " Detroit Velvet Smooth" that J-Roc is pirating his music, resulting in a confrontation between the two rappers.

Episode 5: Closer to the Heart (May 18, 2003)
Rush is performing in Halifax and Bubbles is eager to attend the concert. Unfortunately, Lahey purchases all the remaining tickets in an effort to get back at Ricky for his littering. Unfazed, Ricky and Julian resolve to get Bubbles into the concert by any means necessary.

Episode 6: Where in the Fuck Is Randy's Barbeque? (May 25, 2003)
In their latest low profile scheme, the Boys are stealing barbecues to sell at the flea market. Julian is attracted to the mother of one of Trinity's classmates. Randy outs himself and Lahey after Cory and Trevor crash the Shitmobile into their trailer.

Episode 7: The Delusions of Officer Jim Lahey (June 1, 2003)
On the anniversary of Mr. Lahey's dismissal from the police force a drunk Lahey puts on his old uniform and even a wig in an effort to relive his glory days. After accidentally foiling a robbery at the liquor store, Lahey decides to take Sunnyvale law into his own hands.

Episode 8: A Shit Leopard Can't Change its Spots (June 8, 2003)
Ricky decides to start spending more quality time with Trinity, but his optimism is soon shattered when he discovers he does not have a ticket for the cruise. To make matters worse, Lahey evicts Ricky from the park. Angered, Ricky resolves to return to prison and begins rampaging through the town.

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Episode 1: Never Cry Shitwolf (April 11, 2004)
After 9 months behind bars, Julian, Lahey, and Randy are released from jail. They discover that Ricky has become the new supervisor of Sunnyvale Trailer Park. Unbeknownst to Julian, Ricky has started a new grow-op in his trailer. While Ray, Cory, and Trevor remove the plants, Bubbles is assigned to distract Julian by any means necessary.

Episode 2: A Man's Gotta Eat (April 18, 2004)
After discovering that Ricky has been committing credit-card fraud in his name, Julian panics and leaves the trailer park for a while. Meanwhile, Randy resorts to prostitution to fund his cheeseburger addiction. Julian eventually returns and Ricky reveals that he has planted four fields of enormous marijuana plants. Faced with the prospect of so much drug money, Julian declares that they will buy Sunnyvale itself.

Episode 3: Rub 'n Tiz'zug (April 25, 2004)
While the Boys are out stealing furniture for Julian, Lahey and Randy break into Ricky's trailer and discover a coded map of the Boys' marijuana fields. To throw Lahey off the scent, the Boys team up with J-Roc to open a brothel in Julian's trailer. The ruse is successful...until Cyrus shows up and demands a cut of the profits.

Episode 4: The Green Bastard (May 2, 2004)
Ricky plans to have a community day in the park, featuring wrestling. An excited Bubbles becomes "The Green Bastard," a wrestler from "parts unknown." Meanwhile, Lahey must pretend he's still supervisor for the day to claim an award from a trailer-park union. The two parties inevitably collide, resulting in a tag-team wrestling match to determine the true supervisor of Sunnyvale.

Episode 5: Conky (May 9, 2004)
Bubbles has an infected toothache but is afraid to go to the hospital without "Conky," a puppet he made in Grade 6 and bestowed with a caustic, malicious personality. Ricky and Julian stole Conky long ago, but now they're forced to recover it for the sake of Bubbles' health. Meanwhile, Lahey and Randy deal with Bubbles' ever-growing cat population.

Episode 6: If You Love Something, Set it Free (May 16, 2004)
Something has been destroying one of the Boys' marijuana fields; after a disastrous late-night vigil with Cory and Trevor, they discover that the culprit is a cougar, now practically tame from ingesting the marijuana. Bubbles names him " Steve French" and tries to put him through rehab.

Episode 7: Propane, Propane (May 23, 2004)
The Boys plan to sell their marijuana at a Snoop-Dogg concert in Moncton, NB. To transport their illicit cargo, the Boys steal a propane tanker and furnish Bubbles with a fake rig license. Meanwhile, Lahey proposes remarriage to Barb in an effort to gain control of the park. But Barb declines, claiming she is marrying Ricky, and fires him and Randy. While Lahey plots his revenge on Ricky, Julian and Bubbles hear on the radio that police have found and destroyed three of their four fields, but they're diverted when a massive explosion rips through Ricky's trailer.

Episode 8: Working Man (May 30, 2004)
Ricky survives Lahey's explosive attempt on his life and the Boys rush to harvest their last field before dawn. To speed up the harvest, the Boys hijack a bus and force the passengers—Rita MacNeil and her entourage—to help. When all is complete, the Boys begin the drive to Moncton, but they crash in downtown Dartmouth—a deranged Lahey has cut their brake lines. A hostile stand-off ensues between Ricky and Lahey.

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Episode 1: Give Peace a Chance (April 17, 2005)
After a brief stint in jail, Ricky, Julian and Bubbles make a return to Sunnyvale Trailer Park in style. Unfortunately, while the Boys were incarcerated, Trevor and Cory have lost the park-buying fund, and Lahey and Randy have bought Julian's trailer with crime proceeds.

Episode 2: The Shit Puppets (April 24, 2005)
Cory and Trevor start working for Julian since the restraining order prevents them from working for Ricky. Julian, Cory, and Trevor steal hash from Cyrus, Terry, and Dennis and hatch a plan to hide it all until they can find a buyer.

Episode 3: The Fuckin' Way She Goes (May 1, 2005)
Ricky, Julian and Bubbles hide all of their hash by turning it into a driveway for Ray's trailer. Ray's addiction to gambling and liquor gets even worse. Ricky barbecues for his family, withdevastating effects.

Episode 4: You Got to Blame the Thing Up Here (May 8, 2005)
Ricky, Julian and Bubbles help Ray find a new home after his trailer has burned down from a fire which Ricky caused, however it is Bubbles who is getting the blame.

Episode 5: Jim Lahey Is a Fuckin' Drunk and He Always Will Be (May 15, 2005)
Bubbles pretends to be a spaceman when the boys steal a rocket set. Ray reveals Lahey's secret.

Episode 6: Don't Cross the Shitline (May 22, 2005)
Ray and Bubbles star in another one of J-Roc's greasy porn films titled J-Roc's Greasy Trailer Park Girls Gone Wild. Lahey and Randy confiscate J-Roc's porno tape, which contains evidence to get Ray busted for disability fraud.

Episode 7: The Winds of Shit (May 29, 2005)
Ricky attempts to go back to school but ends up getting a job as a janitor at Dartmouth Regional Vocational School, where he sells dope to students. Lahey, meanwhile, has visions of "the winds of shit" that imply bad things will happen.

Episode 8: Dressed All Over & Zesty Mordant (June 5, 2005)
Julian's biggest money-making scheme involves smuggling the hash using the shopping carts at a local mall. Ricky lets Trinity drive the shitmobile.

Episode 9: I am the Liquor (June 12, 2005)
Ricky bails Trinity out of jail. Lahey goes on a massive bender and tricks Cory and Trevor into telling him about the hash driveway.

Episode 10: The Shit Blizzard (June 19, 2005)
Bailed out of jail by Randy, Cyrus and his gang head to Sunnyvale to go after Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles for getting them busted and taking their hash.

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codebreaker

Episode 1: Way of the Road (April 16, 2006)
Ray is living in his truck sleeper and disposes his urine just like a trucker; Randy finally has enough of Lahey's drinking and breaks up with him; Julian has a new plan to make money; and Bubbles makes plans for his kitties.

Episode 2: The Cheeseburger Picnic (April 23, 2006)
Randy organizes a cheeseburger picnic and invites everybody in the park. Meanwhile, a now-sober Lahey reveals a plan to Barb to pretend to be drunk to have an easier chance of catching the Boys committing crimes.

Episode 3: High Definition Piss Jugs (April 30, 2006)
Cory and Trevor realize that they could gain valuable advertising by having their new " Convenients Store" profiled on a local news station. Bubbles does the same for his Kittyland Love Centre.

Episode 4: Where in the Fuck Is Oscar Goldman? (May 7, 2006)
After Bubbles loses Trinity's science project, a chicken named Oscar Goldman, Ricky and Julian must find a way to replace him; after that plan fails, they actually have to look for him.

Episode 5: Halloween 1977 (May 14, 2006)
Lahey uncovers evidence that Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles were responsible for the events that led to him getting fired from the Police force on Halloween night 1977.

Episode 6: Gimme My Fucking Money or Randy's Dead (May 21, 2006)
Blaming Randy for getting him fired from East Coast Paving, Sam Losco vengefully kidnaps him and holds him for ransom. Lahey gets reinstated as a cop thanks to Bubbles.

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codebreaker

Episode 1: I Fuckin' Miss Cory and Trevor (April 8, 2007)
Ricky and Julian try to profit by selling stolen meat from a grocery store. Meanwhile, Lucy is pregnant and more demanding of Ricky, and Julian accepts a new job as a pizza-courier.

Episode 2: I Banged Lucy and Knocked Her Up...No Big Deal (April 15, 2007)
J-Roc organizes a gang (which includes Julian) to steal bags at the airport. Ricky finally realizes he isn't the father of Lucy's baby and determins to find out who is.

Episode 3: Three Good Men are Dead (April 22, 2007)
Officers George Green and Ted Johnston attempt to kill Lahey, Randy, and Phil Collins for not filing search warrants against Julian and J-Roc. Lahey creates a setup to have Green and Johnston arrested.

Episode 4: Friends of the Road (April 29, 2007)
Ray and Bubbles travel to Maine to recycle shopping carts and attend a model train convention where they could meet heavy-metal singer Sebastian Bach. However, Ray gets busted for soliciting an undercover cop, leaving Bubbles stranded in a phone booth at a Bangor truck-stop. Ricky and Julian travel to Maine to pick up Bubbles, who suffers a mental breakdown and steals Patrick Swayze's model train, "The Swayzie Express." (Patrick Swayze had no affiliation with Trailer Park Boys, and a disclaimer to that effect was placed before the opening credits for all Season 7 episodes).

Episode 5: The Mustard Tiger (May 6, 2007)
Julian comes up with a plan to smuggle dope into Maine by using Patrick Swayze's model train which Bubbles stole. The Boys, now without Cory and Trevor, use Jacob and his friends to do their dirty work; Jacob has become an obsessive model of Julian.

Episode 6: We Can't Call People Without Wings Angels So We Call Them Friends (May 13, 2007)
Searching the woods for Jacob and his friends, Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles head come across Julian's 1987 Monte Carlo in the river, emptied and with the seat covers stripped off. A series of flashbacks show how Jacob and friends had already escaped the car and taken out the materials needed for the model-train operation.

Episode 7: Jump the Cheeseburger (May 20, 2007)
Phil Collins and Randy are busy with the final preparations before the opening of "The Dirty Burger", including a bicycle stunt by Randy, who needs last-minute help from Ricky.

Episode 8: Let the Liquor Do the Thinking (May 27, 2007)
Randy and Lahey get back together with the help of alcohol. Randy tries to break off his engagement to Lucy. Meanwhile, the newspapers have released a sketch of Bubbles: he is wanted (apparently by the FBI) for stealing the Swayzie Express.

Episode 9: Going Off the Rails On the Swayzie Train (June 3, 2007)
The boys begin the dope-smuggling operation. After begging Julian, Jacob is allowed to join the gang in the operation, which also includes a newly-reconstructed Conky. Although the boys still don't trust the doll, he makes some gestures in an effort to regain their trust, such as buying them food for camping and saving them from being taken into custody by two US forest rangers (one of whom is played by George Canyon) by pointing out they're on the Canadian side of the river. At the end of the episode, while everyone else is asleep (possibly even Bubbles), Conky is seen phoning the operator and asking for the FBI, DEA and ATF.

Episode 10: A Shit River Runs Through It (June 10, 2007)
This episode revolves around the conclusion of the boys' plan to smuggle dope to the United States. As usual, the plan doesn't go quite to plan. Ricky ends up faced with a difficult decision.

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codebreaker

Episode 1: Unknown Trouble
Johnson and the rest of the team look into a Hip-Hop label company when they find their rap artist and a few of his friends murdered in their home. Gabriel insists that the victims were not gang members. Chief Delk has released his organizational chart and brings up the "Shootin Nuton" case involving a man named Tyrell who Johnson left after giving immunity. He says that there is a lawsuit.

Episode 2: Repeat Offender
In the midst of a sudden change in Command, Johnson is assigned to a murder case of a girl who as house-sitting for an upscale neighborhood. Captain Raydor is told to continue her audit and interview all of Major Crimes. Johnson tries to object, but it is not Raydor's choice.

Episode 3: To Serve with Love
When Provenza gets a job offer on the side, he enlists Flynn and Buzz to make money by serving court papers to a guy. However, they find that it is a lot harder then they thought when the man they catch falls to his death, they wonder if it is the right guy in the first place.

Episode 4: Under Control
With the audit still on-going, Johnson has her hands full when the case of a missing child turns to murder and the only suspects are a boyfriend and a jealous ex-husband. Lt. Tao gets particularly close to the case thinking of his own son as he looks at all the clues.

Episode 5: Forgive Us Our Trespasses
The death of a preacher is brought into question when they find that it was no accident that he died. Meanwhile, everyone suspects Gabriel for being a rat when everyone is served with court papers except for him.

Episode 6: Home Improvement
When a body is found at a home-improvement build, the team investigate to who could benefit from a the death of a sex offender. Realizing that this could be a bunch of people, Johnson races to find the killer and deal with her own legal issues as well.

Episode 7: A Family Affair
A detective from Phoenix comes in with a complaint on the Coroner's report about a recent suicide victim. Raydor wants to get done with her audit and Sanchez is refusing to talk. Raydor bargains with Johnson to get the truth to find out who said what.

Episode 8: Death Warrant
When an inmate named Diamond comes forward with information on a hit, Johnson must reach out to Capt. Raydor for help. Meanwhile, Baker interviews all the people in the division to draw out the leak that is inside.

Episode 9: Star Turn
When the father of famous Pop Singer, Missy Michaels, turns up dead, Johnson has a lot of questions for her manager and mother. Meanwhile, Johnson struggles to find the end to her troubles with the Baylor family when a settlement is offered. Baker seems to think that there is something that Goldman is not telling them.

Episode 10: Fresh Pursuit
The squad investigates the death of a deputy sheriff; the judge considers dropping the charges against Brenda.

Episode 11: Necessary Evil
Brenda and her squad investigate the shooting of a high-school principal whose school is entangled in scandal. Yet a territorial conflict erupts between Brenda and Fritz when Brenda's investigation overlaps with an existing FBI case.

Episode 12: You Have the Right to Be Jolly
It's a blue Christmas when Santa's zip-line arrival into a Christmas village goes terribly awry and Brenda's team must take on the holiday case. Fred Willard, Christine Woods and Lauren Bowles guest star.

Episode 13: Relative Matters
The murder of a man under FBI surveillance puts the federal agents in hot water with the L.A.P.D. Special guest stars Frances Sternhagen and Barry Corbin return as Brenda’s parents, who have come to town for the holidays with surprising news that keeps Brenda’s mind from her case.

Episode 14: Road Block
The Major Crimes Division investigates a hit-and-run murder of a young girl on a bicycle. Mark Moses and Elizabeth Perkins guest-star as the LAPD’s Police Commissioner and his wife Gail, who may be in trouble when Brenda becomes determined to uncover a scandal one of them tried to cover up. Maggie Wheeler guest-stars as Gail’s friend who clashes with Brenda.

Episode 15: Silent Partner
In the winter finale of THE CLOSER, the federal lawsuit against Brenda comes to a head when another murder occurs related to Turell Baylor’s death. Brenda seeks help from a businessman (guest star Jason George) with old ties to the neighborhood for help solving the case. Meanwhile, Brenda’s lawyer (guest star Mark Pellegrino) and the Baylor family lawyer (guest star Curtis Armstrong) face off in court.

Episode 16: Hostile Witness
The seventh and final season resumes with Brenda tangling with her nemesis, lawyer and suspected rapist-murderer Philip Stroh. Brenda pulls a shock-and-awe courtroom maneuver that may jeopardize an entire case, putting her at odds with the new D.A.

Episode 17: Fool's Gold
Provenza tries to help his ex-wife locate her wedding ring, but he stumbles into red-faced fumbles that include a robbery, an evidence-destroying canine and a frenetic appraiser.

Episode 18: Drug Fiend
In a case that hits too close to home for Brenda, a well-liked cancer doctor is brutally killed and his drug supply wiped clean. But the case could have a much wider reach than anyone suspects. To make matters worse, Captain Raydor has a new assignment that leaves Brenda questioning her loyalty to Pope. And Gabriel makes a significant life change.

Episode 19: Last Rites
The murder of a priest puts the squad on a collision course with the Catholic Church and drives a wedge between Brenda and Chief Pope. Meanwhile, Brenda's parents are in town while her father continues his cancer treatments.

Episode 20: Armed Response
A young couple hanging out in someone else's house find themselves in hot water when a security guard and decorated veteran winds up dead in the street outside. But Brenda finds her investigation stifled by the watchful eye of the District Attorney's office. Meanwhile, Raydor and Pope finally pinpoint the leak in the department.

Episode 21: The Last Word
A young street hustler sees what appears to be a man burying a woman in Griffith Park, prompting an investigation Brenda is convinced will lead to Philip Stroh. But Brenda's obsession with Stroh threatens not only her career, but also her life.

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waterlilybarb

I'm out of points again, but all of Trailer Park Boys is ready to post.  I've posted The Closer already, but will get someone to award those points too.

spratt89

I will do the Anger Management one as planned, I might some more as there were a lot of new shows added but will wait to see what other members pick to do first.

I can also do both for the following shows if they are added to the site.

Arrow, Chicago Fire, The Following - Mid Season, Elementary, Hunted, Last Resort & The Mob Doctor

bala

Well i want Peception, Newsroom,Continuum and Dallas (2012)

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codebreaker

I can do both for

Don't Trust the Bitch in Apartment 23 done
Baby Daddy done
Best Friends Forever done
Blackout done
Bunheads done

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spratt89

I have put Dallas and Longmire in Drama as they are both Drama shows and not Comedy shows which VIP Currently has them listed as.

codebreaker

Episode 1: The Business Trip
The guys plan their first acid trip.

Episode 2: True Dromance
The guys go behind Karl's back when they find a new drug dealer.

Episode 3: Fat Cuz
The guys call on Adam's overweight cousin to get special parking privileges.

Episode 4: To Kill a Chupacabraj
The guys go up against Montez in small-claims court.

Episode 5: Good Mourning
The death of a coworker sends the guys into mourning.

Episode 6: The Meat Jerking Beef Boys
A visit from Ders' dad puts the guys' friendship to the test.

Episode 7: The Lord's Force
Two members of a strongman group with a religious bent are welcomed into the guys' home with open arms.

Episode 8: Real Time
The guys must get to work before Alice or they're fired.

Episode 9: Montez's Wife
Montez thinks his wife is being unfaithful, so the guys help with the search for her paramour.

Episode 10: Flashback in the Day
The Season 3 finale goes back in time to explain how Adam, Blake and Ders met for the first time.

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spratt89

I thought I would give you an update but I seem to be having problems with some of my banners not showing up on the site