1x16 4AM Miracle - Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip Episode Guide

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

- Episode 01x16

Episode: 01x16
Title: 4AM Miracle
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3TS065
First Aired: Feb. 19, 2007

Season 1 » Episode #16 - 4AM Miracle

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip - 01x16 4AM Miracle

Summary: Matt is stricken with a case of writer's block and stays up an entire Wednesday night trying to come up with new material. In addition to the stress of not being able to write, Matt must also contend with a new lawyer who is looking into a sexual harassment claim while Harriet's on the set of her new movie. Meanwhile, Jordan and Danny square off to see who'd make a better parent.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Andy Mackinaw	played by Mark McKinney
Suzanne	played by Merritt Wever
Mary Tate	played by Kari Matchett
Luke Scott	played by Josh Stamberg
Lucy Kenwright	played by Lucy Davis (II)
Darius Hawthorne	played by Columbus Short
Actor Playing Scott	played by Blake Hood
A.D.	played by John Hemphill (II)
P.A.	played by Sharon Brathwaite

	Season 1 / Episode 16: - 4AM Miracle Jordan McDeere: [to Danny] Hundred bucks says you can't keep the fake baby alive until we leave here.
	Season 1 / Episode 16: - 4AM Miracle Tom Jeter: [on learning that Simon slept with the sexual harassment plaintiff] Simon! You've got to go talk to the lawyer. Simon Stiles: I'll lose my job! I'll lose my house! I'll lose my Lincoln Navigator! Tom Jeter: Look... Simon Stiles: My Navigator Tom!

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: It is Wednesday night and Matt is talking to Danny in his office and the countdown timer initially reads 0 days and 20 hours, which is wrong because the show is on Fridays. A scene further along the episode shows the countdown timer corrected to 1 day and 18 hours.

TRIVIA

The Guest Host, not appearing on screen, was Renée Zellweger. There was no Guest Musical Act this episode.
The lawyer representing the studio in a sexual harassment suit is from law firm "Gage-Whitney". This company is also the employer of character Sam Seaborn before he joins the first "Bartlet for America" campaign in another Aaron Sorkin creation - "The West Wing" (1999).