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Sports Night

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Sep 17, 2026

Kathy CampbellPANELIST
23:39
Yeah.
Chip SudderthPANELIST
23:39
Right, and the, uh, I, and I love that, uh, Erica kind of gave more backstory on the Sports Night version of the-
Kathy CampbellPANELIST
23:47
Yes
Chip SudderthPANELIST
23:47
... [laughs] of this stupid dating plot from there.
James SchianoHOST
15:12
I thought that people were just gonna cheer for Pete, he was gonna get a massive ovation his first at bat, smaller ovations his ensuing at bats, and it would be more of a normal baseball game than what happened.
Marc LuinoHOST
15:20
Well, I think that would've been more so than what actually did happen, and I think that is more of the still listening to WFAN, still watching SNY every single night for the post game, like, after the post game, whatever that's called, like Sports Night, and still reading the back pages of the New York Post every single day.
Marc LuinoHOST
15:36
And I do think that version of the fans is becoming less and less, but they were out in plentiful last night.
Marc LuinoHOST
15:44
Like, the fact that multiple loud fire Stearns chants happened when you can look at this season and be like, "Wow, Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, and Bo Bichette barely got to play with each other," and in the parts where they did, the Mets have a pretty decent record.
Chris ScullHOST
15:41
I feel like Ray Stubbs would've flapped.
Ellis JamesGUEST
15:43
But also, I don't remember turning on Sports Night and thinking, "Oh, it's bloody flappable old Ray Stubbs tonight." [group laughing] "It's gonna be a right bloody...
Ellis JamesGUEST
15:52
It's gonna be an evening of flapping with, in, in the company of Ray Stubbs tonight.
Ellis JamesGUEST
15:57
What a shame."
Jessica RadloffHOST
1:05
It's Jessica Radloff, and welcome back to the official Big Bang Theory podcast.
Jessica RadloffHOST
1:09
Today's guest, you know him best as Jeremy Goodwin from Sports Night.
Jessica RadloffHOST
1:14
Also, David Rosen from Scandal and Will Bailey from The West Wing, as well as every other critically acclaimed TV show under the sun, I feel like.
Jessica RadloffHOST
1:22
Plus, movies such as A Few Good Men, The American President, In the Line of Fire, and and so many more, but for the purpose of today and the podcast, he is best known as President Siebert over eight seasons of The Big Bang Theory.

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Josh MalinaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:40
And if they didn't, sometimes it's like we got to change something.
Josh MalinaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:43
And I'm always like, you know, I'm used to primarily dramas or single camera comedy like Sports
Josh MalinaGUEST
13:50
Night, which had a... audience early on in Sports Night, and finally we got rid of it.
Josh MalinaGUEST
13:54
So I just remember there being a very thing like, you do a line once, and like, it didn't work, let's change it to this, and they'd huddle, which is sort of the nature of a lot of sitcoms.
Dan GuntherHOST
4:20
[laughs] That is such a common thing in Hollywood.
Dan GuntherHOST
4:25
There's a, there's a show that I absolutely love, um, called Sports Night.
Dan GuntherHOST
4:29
And the first episode, uh, it- it's great.
Dan GuntherHOST
4:32
It's a really great show, really well-written, really, um, you know...
Josh GrahamHOST
0:00
Westwood One Sports Night.
Josh GrahamHOST
0:01
We're off and rolling, reacting to week two of the college football slate.
Josh GrahamHOST
0:08
You might have heard, Ohio State is facing Texas.
Josh GrahamHOST
4:47
That's ultimately what we decided to do there.
Josh GrahamHOST
4:49
Or maybe some would say that's how Oregon decided to handle things earlier.
Josh GrahamHOST
4:54
It is Westwood One Sports Night, by the way.
Josh GrahamHOST
4:56
Josh Graham with you.
Josh GrahamHOST
4:57
Will Dalton was the voice you just heard there a second ago.
Wil WheatonHOST
2:11
This week, that meant building a war in Pasadena.
Felicia DayHOST
2:15
But first, we're sitting down with Joshua Molina from the West Wing, Sports Night, Scandal, Big Bang's own President Siebert.
Felicia DayHOST
2:21
This week, he is Captain Siebert, the lawyer trying sort of to keep them off the firing line.
Wil WheatonHOST
2:25
Doesn't seem as committed to defense as he could be.
Rudy JayHOST
9:39
we did polar bear talk like a month ago.
Rudy JayHOST
9:42
The license plate says Mayor Sports Night.
Rudy JayHOST
9:44
Why he put you in 1966? You ain't that old.
Mike TaylorHOST
9:46
Because I did a segment on the Highway 66 that used to connect half the country to the other half.
Darnay TrippHOST
4:59
couple of times the course of this episode.
Derek TogersonHOST
5:01
Friend of the podcast, friend of Sports Night in San Diego.
Derek TogersonHOST
5:03
That's
Darnay TrippHOST
5:03
right.

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Derek TogersonHOST
17:20
Wondering about how Sarah's back.
Derek TogersonHOST
17:24
Wondering about how often Craig Stammen's going to mess up calls or just have brain farts in very important situations.
Derek TogersonHOST
17:34
Because A.J. Cassaville told me this when we were sitting in here when he was in for Sports Night one night.
Derek TogersonHOST
17:39
The manager job is like...
Gastor AlmonteHOST
18:46
On the social networks.
Gastor AlmonteHOST
18:47
Oh, so you've never seen sports night.
Gastor AlmonteHOST
18:49
I've seen it, but I haven't been able to see it again.
Shalewa SharpeHOST
18:52
Yeah.
Shalewa SharpeHOST
18:55
I love to have the DVD, which maybe I have that in storage.
Shalewa SharpeHOST
18:59
I don't know, but I did like that show.
Gastor AlmonteHOST
19:01
Yeah, I miss Sports Night and Men of a Certain Age.
Gastor AlmonteHOST
19:04
Those are two shows that, like, regularly, like...

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