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Posted October 1, 2003
More BBS comments about the latest episode of K Street: brierhill says, "I am so hooked on this show... I am totally wondering about that Gayle person--who is she and who does she work for?" GovJohn writes, "Francisco is quickly becoming the best character on the show because you never know what he is up to, what his intentions are, and what side of anything he is on." burneagle says, "I have seen all three episodes and have to admit I am a little addicted to the show."
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Posted October 1, 2003
K Street co-producer Stuart Stevens tells Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Gail Shister that he was "pleasantly surprised" at how easy it is to book real-life political figures for the show. "It's politically savvy to do it," he says. "It's a way to use popular culture to get a serious message across." Stevens points to Bill Clinton's groundbreaking appearance on the Arsenio show as a recognition that T.V.-savvy voters appreciate a politician who doesn't take himself too seriously. "If Bob Dole had campaigned only on Saturday Night Live," Stevens says, "He would have probably been president." And Mary Matalin reveals that she does her real political consulting work between takes: "As long as I have e-mail and a phone, I don't care where I am."
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Posted October 1, 2003
On the 9/21/03 edition of CNN's Reliable Sources [site], host Howard Kurtz described the shooting of his cameo in episode two [episode guide] of K Street, in which Tommy Flannegan (John Slattery [bio]) pitches him an idea for his newspaper column. "I had no script. They just told me to react like I would in real life, say yes or no to the pitch, and they would adjust the story accordingly... And we were only allowed one take. Talk about pressure."
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Posted September 29, 2003
In episode three of K Street, Amnesty International and others question the firm's decision to represent a Saudi Arabian agency, Maggie is threatened with a restraining order and Tommy keeps seeing that mysterious woman in red. Need help identifying the people who appeared as themselves? Consult our episode guide.
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Posted September 29, 2003
BBS users post their thoughts on the new episode of K Street: Mstreeter says, "Carville's embarrassed doubletake when his Gucci loafers were mentioned was a hilarious touch." tomacito writes, "The characters are compelling and I look forward to both cheering and cursing my television weekly."
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