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- Playmakers runtime "60.0".
- Playmakers abstract "Playmakers is an American television series that aired on ESPN from August 26, 2003 to November 11, 2003. It depicted the lives of the Cougars, a fictional professional football team in an unidentified city. The show starred Omar Gooding, Marcello Thedford, Christopher Wiehl, Jason Matthew Smith, Russell Hornsby, and Tony Denison. The show, which ran eleven episodes, was the first original drama series created by ESPN. Although the ratings were very high for ESPN—Playmakers was the highest-rated show on the network other than its Sunday night NFL and Saturday college football games—ESPN eventually canceled the series under pressure from the National Football League, who thought professional football was being negatively portrayed.".
- Playmakers channel ESPN.
- Playmakers completionDate "2003-11-11".
- Playmakers country United_States.
- Playmakers creator John_Eisendrath.
- Playmakers genre Drama.
- Playmakers language American_English.
- Playmakers numberOfEpisodes "11".
- Playmakers numberOfSeasons "1".
- Playmakers runtime "3600.0".
- Playmakers wikiPageExternalLink playmakers.
- Playmakers wikiPageExternalLink overview.html.
- Playmakers wikiPageID "1527672".
- Playmakers wikiPageRevisionID "596834471".
- Playmakers channel ESPN.
- Playmakers cleanup "August 2008".
- Playmakers country United_States.
- Playmakers creator John_Eisendrath.
- Playmakers directedby Brad_Turner_(director).
- Playmakers directedby Bruce_McDonald_(director).
- Playmakers directedby Chris_Grismer.
- Playmakers directedby John_Fawcett_(director).
- Playmakers directedby Ken_Girotti.
- Playmakers directedby Scott_Brazil.
- Playmakers directedby Stephen_Williams_(director).
- Playmakers directedby T.J._Scott.
- Playmakers directedby Terry_Ingram.
- Playmakers directedby John_Bell_(director).
- Playmakers episodenumber "1".
- Playmakers episodenumber "10".
- Playmakers episodenumber "11".
- Playmakers episodenumber "2".
- Playmakers episodenumber "3".
- Playmakers episodenumber "4".
- Playmakers episodenumber "5".
- Playmakers episodenumber "6".
- Playmakers episodenumber "7".
- Playmakers episodenumber "8".
- Playmakers episodenumber "9".
- Playmakers genre "Drama".
- Playmakers hasPhotoCollection Playmakers.
- Playmakers inappropriateTone "August 2008".
- Playmakers language American_English.
- Playmakers lastAired "2003-11-11".
- Playmakers linecolor "4682".
- Playmakers numEpisodes "11".
- Playmakers numSeasons "1".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-08-26".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-09-02".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-09-09".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-09-16".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-09-23".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-09-30".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-10-07".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-10-14".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-10-28".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-11-04".
- Playmakers originalairdate "2003-11-11".
- Playmakers refimprove "August 2008".
- Playmakers runtime "60.0".
- Playmakers shortsummary "Coach George lectures the team about selling "the fake"; football is all about deception. Speaking of deception, DH's drug abuse comes to a head when Wilbanks sends him to detox. Viewers learn Guerwitcz's closely guarded secret. Samantha returns to dig up dirt about a domestic abuse rumor involving Leon. McConnell arranges a night out for the boys. And Olczyk's romantic interest in Beth resurfaces.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "Guerwitcz makes an attempt to dodge a rumor that one of the players is gay by asking August to marry him. But his partner David has had enough and outs him to the team, putting Guerwitcz's future with the Cougars in question. Meanwhile, tensions build between Olczyk and Leon over Olczyk's in-season contract negotiations.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "Leon and Robin's decision to go public with their domestic abuse incident leads to legal problems for Leon and a possible suspension. Guerwitcz struggles to maintain a double life. DH must make a charity appearance to cheer up a terminally ill young boy. Coach George finally sees a doctor. McConnell treads on dangerous ground with Wilbanks' daughter.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "Leon learns that Wilbanks is not renewing his contract, so he puts himself through a combination of athletic drills to prove to Coach George that he's still got it. DH's reunion with his older brother, Big E , leads to trouble when Big E learns the truth about Cal's crime.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "Leon plans for retirement by auditioning for a sportscaster job. Buffalo's weight issues affect his chances of playing. Now that DH is back on top, how far can he flaunt his playmaker ways? After Olczyk invites Beth to move in, he must decide how to handle the surprise of Jenna's pregnancy.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "Olczyk prepares to face his nemesis, the league's star quarterback who routinely scrambles his way past linebackers to rushing touchdowns. Leon tries to resolve his legal issues to continue playing on the team. Coach George gets his test results while McConnell's romantic interlude comes back to haunt him. Guerwitcz struggles with whether to tell his teammates he is gay.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "The Cougars are 2-3 and it's six hours to kick-off. Leon Taylor, back from injured reserve, plans to retake the running back throne from Demetrius Harris. "D.H." will not slow down for anyone. Eric Olczyk can't get over his hit that paralyzed a player and Coach George is depending on a psychiatrist to get Olczyk's head back in the game. Fresh from a night of partying, DH and his teammate Kelvin "Buffalo" James are late heading to the stadium. At game time, it's unclear who will take the field.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "The Cougars have been ravaged in the first half. They are plagued with injuries. Coach George and the medical staff must patch up the pieces for the second half. Leon faces a potentially career-ending knee injury in which a player missed a block and resulting in Leon's injury. As Leon is awaiting the results from the x-ray on his knee he realizes that Robin spent the night at Eric's place. The argument escalates into Leon punching Eric in the face several times. Leon and Eric make amends after clarifying their earlier discussion. Guerwitcz gives Harris his Saint Christopher medal in an attempt to help him begin leaving his habit behind, and recites the Lord's Prayer before the team returns to the field.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "The Cougars' team owner Wilbanks pressures the young, star running back DH to change his statement about the shooting at the nightclub after new evidence surfaces. Meanwhile, linebacker Olczyk meets and pursues a romantic relationship with Beth who has surprise news about his father. Also, the rift grows between veteran running back Leon and his wife, Robin, after he refuses to get counseling.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "The league drug-testing official visits the Cougars in the second episode of Playmakers, and DH gets pissed off that he's on the list. Guard Dog tempts Leon with a way to get his mojo back. Olczyk continues to struggle with the ramifications of the devastating hit he made. Speaking of pain, quarterback Derek McConnell sucks down anti-inflammatories like candy. The team doctor is concerned about McConnell's health. It's all part of the effort to keep personal problems from interfering with the game. Guard Dog gets caught and DH goes through a terrible procedure, involving injecting clean urine into his own bladder, to not get caught.".
- Playmakers shortsummary "Two of the Cougars are tackling some big decisions. A man is shot outside a club, forcing DH to decide where his loyalties lie—with the team or with his posse. Meanwhile, Leon gets a chance to be traded to another team, but his wife Robin isn't sold on the idea of uprooting their lives. Their marriage begins to suffer.".
- Playmakers showName "Playmakers".
- Playmakers title "Down and Distance".
- Playmakers title "Game Day".
- Playmakers title "Halftime".
- Playmakers title "Man in Motion".
- Playmakers title "Talk Radio".
- Playmakers title "Tenth of a Second".
- Playmakers title "The Choice Part II".
- Playmakers title "The Choice".
- Playmakers title "The Outing".
- Playmakers title "The Piss Man".
- Playmakers title "Week 17".
- Playmakers website playmakers.
- Playmakers writers "John Eisendrath, Michael Angeli, Craig Sweeney.".
- Playmakers writtenby Charles_D._Holland.
- Playmakers writtenby Craig_Sweeny.
- Playmakers writtenby John_Eisendrath.
- Playmakers writtenby Michael_Angeli.
- Playmakers writtenby Peter_Egan.
- Playmakers writtenby "Peter Egan, Stephen Hootsein and Craig Sweeny".
- Playmakers writtenby Edwin_Eisendrath_(writer).
- Playmakers writtenby Stephen_Hootstein.
- Playmakers subject Category:2000s_American_television_series.
- Playmakers subject Category:2003_American_television_series_debuts.
- Playmakers subject Category:2003_American_television_series_endings.
- Playmakers subject Category:American_LGBT-related_television_programs.
- Playmakers subject Category:American_drama_television_series.
- Playmakers subject Category:American_sports_television_series.