1x22 Napoleon's Battle Plan - Sports Night Episode Guide

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Episode: 01x22
Title: Napoleon's Battle Plan
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: N-322
First Aired: Apr. 27, 1999

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Sports Night - 01x22 Napoleon's Battle Plan

Summary: 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.

Who appeared in this episode?

Gordon	played by Ted McGinley
Sally Sasser	played by Brenda Strong
Alyson	played by Suzanne Kellogg
Waiter	played by Darren Foreman
Waitress	played by Laura Ford (II)
Kyle	played by Michael R Bowman
Control Room Operator	played by Michael R Bowman

Episode Quotes

Season 1 / Episode 22: - Napoleon's Battle Plan

Dana Whitaker: What do you think about film?
Jeremy Goodwin: Oh, I'd definitely use some. I think you'll see a real difference.

Season 1 / Episode 22: - Napoleon's Battle Plan

Dan Rydell: You don't get to decide what the high road is, okay? You're not that guy. From time to time I call one on my own.
Casey McCall: You're a woman, you know that? I'm gonna stick you under a hair dryer.
Dana Whitaker: [enters] You are a sleazy, slimey, adolescent, oversexed, overpaid blowhole!
Dan Rydell: [pause] Which one of us are you talking to?

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

BOOM: Tracking shot during opening credits, Danny and Casey walk into their office while talking. Casey sits down at the desk while Danny remains standing, reflection of boom mic clearly visible in the glass (upper lefthand corner). It can be seen moving in unison with Casey and Danny’s alternating lines of dialog.
CHAR: Danny says Napoleon died on the Island of Elba, and Casey corrects him by saying Napoleon was actually "murdered" on the island of Elba. Actually, he was neither. Napoleon escaped from the Island of Elba, just off the coast of Italy, in 1815, regained power for "100 Days", was defeated in the Battle of Waterloo, and was then imprisoned on an island in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, St. Helena. He died there in 1821.