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Posted September 19, 2003
The cast and crew of K Street mingled with journalists and politicians at the K Street premiere party on September 12 at the Palm restaurant in Washington, D.C.
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Posted September 19, 2003
CNN's Alisha Davis names K Street one of the five "hottest things happening in entertainment right now." Davis says, "trying to separate fact from fiction should keep news junkies tuned in to this show the way single gals follow 'Sex and the City.'"
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Posted September 19, 2003
BBS users on the K Street cast/characters: Concerning Wesley Clark's entry into the presidential race, CindyDee is curious about James Carville's "thoughts on the possibility of another Arkansas Democrat in the White House?" cmsivula "enjoyed the interaction between Mary and [James]... it exemplifies how different a husband and wife's views can be..." She also looks forward to "learning more about [Francisco] Dupré (Roger G. Smith)." jonbholmes wonders about the "elusive boyfriend" of Maggie Morris, the character that Mary McCormack plays on K Street: "Is he a Congressional member or possibly a high level staffer?" This poster is also intrigued by the prospect of future plot points revolving "around pillow talk that may or may not occur between lovers on opposite [political] sides..."
Talk about the K Street cast/characters.
Posted September 19, 2003
Hurricane Isabel may have shut down the nation's capital but the next episode of K Street will still premiere this Sunday (9/21/03) at 10pm on HBO.
See full schedule.
Posted September 16, 2003
Every Monday the producers of K Street look at the headlines and choose breaking political events to feature in the following Sunday's broadcast. We can't tell you what topics or political figures in the news will appear in the next episode, but we can't stop you from speculating: Wesley Clark's presidential bid? The court-ordered delay of the California recall vote? The Senate's decision to rescind the FCC rule allowing TV networks to own more stations? Senator John Edward's formal announcement of his presidential candidacy? The redistricting fight in Texas?
Tell us what you think (or hope) will be featured in this Sunday's episode.
Posted September 15, 2003
BBS users react to the premiere of K Street: jamesotoole says, "Say what you will, but what they have created is unique. We have never seen anything like this before..." oceancity writes, "This is such an amazing show, I am already bummed that there are only 9 weeks to go..." "My jaw dropped with the amount of reality...", skarabrae writes, "This series can only be good for democracy."
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Posted September 15, 2003
In the first episode of K Street, James Carville roils the firm by agreeing to prep presidential candidate Howard Dean for a debate. Read more about it in the episode guide.
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Posted September 15, 2003
James Carville was picked as "Newsmaker of the Week" on the 9/13/03 broadcast of CNN's Capital Gang. Carville was interviewed about the show by Capital Gang co-host Al Hunt. In a later discussion of the show's prospects, Hunt said, "I think it will be hot. I think it's going to be different... I think it's going to be a hit."
Discuss James Carville.
Posted September 15, 2003
The K Street 9/12/03 premiere party was well-covered in the press. Some political TV shows even presented live interviews with attendees entering the Palm, the Washington, D.C. restaurant popular with lobbyists, where the premiere was held.
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Posted September 12, 2003 (updated 9/15/03)
Republican strategist and K Street Co-Producer Stuart Stevens talked about the new HBO show on the 9/12/03 edition of CNN's Crossfire. Crossfire co-host Paul Begala leaked the fact that Gov. Howard Dean would be the focus of the first episode. His source? Himself--Begala appeared in the episode too. And Mary Matalin, Henry Bean, and Stuart Stevens appeared on MSNBC's "Buchanan and the Press" show on 9/12/03 to talk about K Street.
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