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Posted September 25, 2003
In the last episode, Maggie (Mary McCormack) asked Francisco (Roger G. Smith) if he has been speaking to Prince Bandar. Prince Bandar bin Sultan has been the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to the U.S since 1983. He is scheduled to have lunch with New Mexico governor Bill Richardson today (9/25/03). Richardson first met Bandar when he was U.S. energy secretary. OPEC surprised financial markets (which fell sharply) on Wednesday by cutting exports for November and driving up the price of crude oil.
 Which of this week's headlines do you think will be featured in the next episode?
Posted September 24, 2003
If you missed Sunday's premiere of the second episode of K Street, you can see it Wednesday at 8:30 on HBO! What's ahead for the next show? Will it center on this week's Democratic Presidential debate? The gubernatorial recall candidate debate in California? Will the firm finally get to present their pitch to RIAA chairman Mitch Bainwol? Will we find out more about Maggie's relationship with Gail? The significance of the woman in red?
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Posted September 22, 2003
The new episode of K Street finds the firm preparing for a pitch to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Need help identifying the people who played themselves in the latest episode of K Street? Consult our episode guide. And if you only noticed the mysterious woman in red once (she appears at least twice in the episode), you'll want to watch the show again! See it Wednesday at 8:30pm on HBO.
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Posted September 22, 2003
BBS users respond to the second episode of K Street: lucidtee praised the "potential plot lines for upcoming weeks that keep me on the edge of my seat." drindc says "Now this is great. Mystery, intrigue, reality. Multiple levels. First rate." hayseedPA thinks that "This is a dangerous show... Kudos to Clooney and Soderbergh for taking risks."
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Posted September 22, 2003
Daily Variety writes (9/16/03) "Director Steven Soderbergh uses a guerilla style of filmmaking to capture behind-the-scenes players with fervent urgency; ...could serve as a primer in understanding modern-day politics."
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