The Worst Episodes of Sports Night

Dan tries to get the night off for a Tom Waits concert. Dana inherits a gun.

Director: Alex Graves

Writer: David Walpert

The show lands an interview with Michael Jordan but there are a few strings attached. Sam returns.

Director: Alex Graves

Writer: Matt Tarses, David Handelman, Aaron Sorkin, Kevin Falls

It's Sam's last day at the show, Jeremy and Natalie break up, and Casey gets his eyes examined.

Director: Alex Graves

Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Tom Szentgyorgyi

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

Director: Alex Graves

Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Paul Redford

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.

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Aaron Sorkin

Jeremy gets his first big producing break - a hunting segment. Natalie tries to get Casey interested in Dana during the run-up to one of Luther Sach's dinner parties.

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Aaron Sorkin

Casey's jealousy over Dana and Gordon leaves him kicking fire hydrants and hearing phantom flies. Dan faces repercussions from the network for his birthday present to Casey.

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Aaron Sorkin

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

Director: Robert Berlinger

Writer: Aaron Sorkin

Casey does everything he can to win the Sports Night “Who's Cooler: Dan or Casey?” internet poll. Dana has dinner with an old school friend.

Director: Marc Buckland

Writer: Miriam Kazdin, Aaron Sorkin

Jeremy readies the show's computer systems for Y2K. Dan meets a woman in a bar, discovering later that she's a psychologist.

Director: Robert Berlinger

Writer: Matt Tarses, Bill Wrubel

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.

Director: Robert Berlinger

Writer: Matt Tarses, Bill Wrubel, Kevin Falls

It's a very slow news day, Casey goes on a date with a woman named Pixley, and Jeremy is up for an award.

Director: Dennie Gordon

Writer: David Walpert

The team covers the first round of the NFL draft. Jeremy is nervous about Jenny's visit to the studio.

Director: Bryan Gordon

Writer: Matt Tarses, Aaron Sorkin

It's the second round of the NFL draft. Jenny visits, and Dan and Casey fight.

Director: Danny Leiner

Writer: Aaron Sorkin

Natalie has a job interview with Saturday Night Live. Dan hires a publicist.

Director: Don Scardino

Writer: Chris Lusvardi, David Walpert, Aaron Sorkin

The team anchors a broadcast from Mt. Everest, Dana sees a Broadway show, and Dan tries to find a worthy charity.

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Bill Wrubel, Aaron Sorkin

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.

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Paul Redford

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

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Aaron Sorkin

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

Director: Marc Buckland

Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Rachel Sweet

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

Director: Robert Berlinger

Writer: Matt Tarses, Aaron Sorkin

Dana's brother comes to visit. Natalie asks Dan to review her audition tape.

Director: Dennie Gordon

Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Kevin Falls

Dan reacts to not making the “100 Most Influential People in Sports” list. Dana goes to church.

Director: Timothy Busfield

Writer: Pete McCabe, Aaron Sorkin

A distracted Natalie keeps forgetting things, while Jeremy tries to shield her from her hate mail.

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Matt Tarses

Jeremy writes a letter to his sister Louise, flashing back over the day's events, including Dan's problems with writer's block and Isaac's problems with his daughter's new boyfriend.

Director: Thomas Schlamme

Writer: Aaron Sorkin, David Walpert

Dan and Casey are Atlantic City-bound after the broadcast, Natalie and Jeremy have a fight, and Isaac discovers he's shrinking.

Director: Dennie Gordon

Writer: Aaron Sorkin