1x08 Nevada Day, Part II - Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip Episode Guide

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

- Episode 01x08

Episode: 01x08
Title: Nevada Day, Part II
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3TS057
First Aired: Nov. 13, 2006

Season 1 » Episode #08 - Nevada Day, Part II

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip - 01x08 Nevada Day, Part II

Summary: Jack has to get Tom out of a small town jail to make it back for his show that night. Back at the studio, tempers flare as tension heats up between Matt and Harriet.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Judge Robert Bebe	played by John Goodman
Lucy Kenwright	played by Lucy Davis (II)
Dylan Killington	played by Nate Torrence
Deputy Roger Boone	played by Jay Paulson
David Langenfeld	played by Michael Kostroff
Kim Tao	played by Julia Ling
Zhang Tao	played by Raymond Ma
Darius Hawthorne	played by Columbus Short
Jeannie Whatley	played by Ayda Field

Season 1 / Episode 8: - Nevada Day, Part II

Matt Albie: I'm Homophobic in the way that makes sense.

Season 1 / Episode 8: - Nevada Day, Part II

Harriet Hayes: You honestly think I'm a homophobe?
Matt Albie: Yes, yes I do. And you know why? 'cause you are.
Harriet Hayes: I said the bible says -
Matt Albie: [sarcastically] Yeah, yeah.
Harriet Hayes: Don't "yeah, yeah" me! And it seems to me that every Democrat on a ballot answers the same question by talking about civil unions and leaving it up to the states and not wanting to - ...
Matt Albie: I don't need any reminding that my party is full to brimming with panderers and mediocrity.
Harriet Hayes: What's wrong with civil unions? And why shouldn't we -
Matt Albie: 'Cause there's no way to get to the end of that sentence without saying that homosexual love is something less than heterosexual love and watching you trip all over it makes me want to hit you on the head with Liberace.

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TRIVIA

On the wall in one of the dressing rooms, a "Bartlet for America" sign is visible. This is a reference to the earlier Sorkin/Schlamme collaboration "The West Wing" (1999) about the goings-on inside the fictional Bartlet White House.
The Guest Host and Musical Guest, not appearing on screen, was Jessica Simpson (I).