In this modern day Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Bill Sterling, Jr., a teacher in Los Angeles, is chosen by the Governor of California to replace a deceased U.S. Senator, partially because of his father's fame as a noted former Governor.
In Washington, Senator Sterling chooses to not be a member of the Democrats or Republicans, but hold office as an Independent instead. Using his knowledge as a citizen and son of a former governor, Sterling is able to become a part of the U.S. Senate with partiality and loyalty rarely seen in the political world.
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In Washington, Senator Sterling chooses to not be a member of the Democrats or Republicans, but hold office as an Independent instead. Using his knowledge as a citizen and son of a former governor, Sterling is able to become a part of the U.S. Senate with partiality and loyalty rarely seen in the political world.
Episode Info
Sterling's father comes to Washington to celebrate his birthday. While there, he is accused of accepting bribes during his terms as governor. Meanwhile, the younger Sterling receives an invitation to speak at a National Press Club meeting, but begins to worry about his topic when Jackie informs him that this may be his defining speech as a senator.
Final: 1x10 -- The Bunker
Sterling's father comes to Washington to celebrate his birthday. While there, he is accused of accepting bribes during his terms as governor. Meanwhile, the younger Sterling receives an invitation to speak at a National Press Club meeting, but begins to worry about his topic when Jackie informs him that this may be his defining speech as a senator.
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Recurring Guests
• Dale Raoul as Pat Conway (8 eps)
• Stanley Kamel as Arthur Peyton (6 eps)
• Randy Oglesby as Democratic Senate Majority Leader (6 eps)
• Nicole Forester as Sterling's Receptionist (5 eps)
• David Starzyk as Anthony Marino (4 eps)
• Gerald McRaney as Burt Gammel (4 eps)
• David Doty as Reporter (3 eps)
• Bob Gunton as Gov. Marino (3 eps)
• Harris Yulin as Chairman Wilson (3 eps)
• Jeff Allin (1) as G.M. Clooney (3 eps)
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• Stanley Kamel as Arthur Peyton (6 eps)
• Randy Oglesby as Democratic Senate Majority Leader (6 eps)
• Nicole Forester as Sterling's Receptionist (5 eps)
• David Starzyk as Anthony Marino (4 eps)
• Gerald McRaney as Burt Gammel (4 eps)
• David Doty as Reporter (3 eps)
• Bob Gunton as Gov. Marino (3 eps)
• Harris Yulin as Chairman Wilson (3 eps)
• Jeff Allin (1) as G.M. Clooney (3 eps)
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Classification: Scripted
Genre: Drama
Status: Canceled/Ended
Network: NBC (
USA)
Airs: Fridays at 08:00 pm
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: January 10, 2003
Ended: March 14, 2003
Genre: Drama
Status: Canceled/Ended
Network: NBC (
USA)Airs: Fridays at 08:00 pm
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: January 10, 2003
Ended: March 14, 2003
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