K Street Episode Rating Graph

Sep 2003 - Nov 2003

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K Street Episode Guide

Week 1
S1 Ep1
1.0
14th Sep 2003
Tommy Flannegan accepts a job offer from James Carville; Mary Matalin and Maggie Morris worry about causing a rift with some of the firm's clients; Mary and James interview a job applicant.
Week 2
S1 Ep2
21st Sep 2003
New firm member Francisco Dupre meets his co-workers; Tommy and Maggie are suspicious about Francisco's background.
Week 3
S1 Ep3
28th Sep 2003
Maggie does a background check on Francisco; the firm is concerned about representing a Saudi Arabian company.
Week 4
S1 Ep4
5th Oct 2003
A flashback to the last week of July and the origins of the Bergstrom Lowell firm.
Week 5
S1 Ep5
12th Oct 2003
Mary Matalin defends herself against rumors that she may been the source of the recent leak of a CIA agent's identity.
Week 6
S1 Ep6
19th Oct 2003
"The Leak" has the firm on edge and Carville staring up at the ceiling vents; Tommy has a marital crisis.
Week 7
S1 Ep7
26th Oct 2003
The FBI puts a scare into the employees of Bergstrom Lowell and on the advice of legal counsel nobody can talk about what's going on.
Week 8
S1 Ep8
2nd Nov 2003
Carville meets with the Department of Justice and finds himself in the hot seat.
Week 9
S1 Ep9
9th Nov 2003
After a long and strange August night, Tommy Flannegan talks with the FBI.
Week 10
S1 Ep10
16th Nov 2003
Mary and James are forced to sell the office furniture as Bergstrom Lowell's reputation plummets.

An experimental fusion of reality and fiction--a fly-on-the-wall look at government, filmed in and around the corridors of power in Washington. The series ventures inside the world of powerful political consultants--a world that few people ever experience first-hand. Produced on location in Washington, D.C., the largely improvised ten-episode series combines fictional characters with appearances by real-life political figures, all centered around the biggest political news of the week.