"Commander in Chief" Unfinished Business (2006)

Director:

Rick Wallace

Writers:

Steven A. Cohen (written by) &
Cynthia Cohen (written by) ...

TV Series:

"Commander in Chief" (2005)

Original Air Date:

14 June 2006 (Season 1, Episode 18)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Female President | Cnn Reporter | Washington D.C. | First Son | White House

Cast

Geena Davis	...	President Mackenzie Allen
Donald Sutherland	...	Nathan Templeton
Harry Lennix	...	Jim Gardner
Kyle Secor	...	Rod Calloway
Ever Carradine	...	Kelly Ludlow
Matt Lanter	...	Horace Calloway
Caitlin Wachs	...	Rebecca Calloway
Jasmine Jessica Anthony	...	Amy Calloway (as Jasmine Anthony)
Mark-Paul Gosselaar	...	Richard 'Dickie' McDonald
Natasha Henstridge	...	Jayne Murray
Anthony Azizi	...	Vince Taylor
Samantha Eggar	...	Sara Templeton
Sarah Clarke	...	Christine Chambers
Gabriel Olds	...	Jeremy Dobris
Wendy Davis	...	Karen Patton

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Eclipse Catering

Goofs:

Factual errors: When President Allen is about to enter the stage at the town hall, Hail To The Chief starts to play. However, when the tune is played for the President, it is preceded by four ruffles and flourishes which are missing in the episode.

The final episode

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

I have just watched this episode, which is the end of the series and I have to say that it's really a pity the series was canceled. It'll be great to see the fight between Mac and Nathan for the elections, but I guess we will never know what would have happened.

It's a good episode but the series deserved at least two or three more episodes because the ending is not closed. I mean, we know what Mac is going to do for her campaign (or better what she's not going to do) and we see a debate between the 2 candidates, but when the episode has finished I have thought "And now, what?".

I think this series should have another opportunity on the television because it's good and all the actors, specially Geena Davis and Donald Sutherland, did a really good job.