A look at the inner workings of the CIA.
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| Rocky Carroll | ... | Carl Reese 45 episodes, 2001-2003 | |
| Paige Turco | ... | Terri Lowell 45 episodes, 2001-2003 | |
| David Clennon | ... | Joshua Nankin 45 episodes, 2001-2003 | |
| Will Patton | ... | Jackson Haisley 45 episodes, 2001-2003 | |
| Daniel Benzali | ... | Robert Quinn / ... 36 episodes, 2001-2003 | |
| Richard Speight Jr. | ... | Lex 36 episodes, 2001-2003 | |
| Beau Bridges | ... | Tom Gage 31 episodes, 2002-2003 | |
| Gil Bellows | ... | Matt Callan 23 episodes, 2001-2002 | |
| Gloria Reuben | ... | Lisa Fabrizzi 23 episodes, 2001-2002 | |
| Jason O'Mara | ... | A. B. Stiles 22 episodes, 2002-2003 | |
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A look at the inner workings of the CIA.
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What kind of people would risk their lives to work for the CIA? You're about to find out. See more »Certificate:
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20 September 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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A.B. Stiles: Are you going to go on withdrawal if you're away from that thing for too long?
Lex: Yup. And you wouldn't like the drooling and twitching.
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The show was originally conceived as a look at how the CIA was surviving in the post-Cold War era. When the World Trade Center was destroyed, it changed the entire focus of the show and required the replacement of the character of Alex Pierce. See more »Quotes
[about Lex and his computer]A.B. Stiles: Are you going to go on withdrawal if you're away from that thing for too long?
Lex: Yup. And you wouldn't like the drooling and twitching.
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I rarely watch network TV for anything more than an occasional graze, but since Daniel Benzali joined the cast, the Agency is my one unbreakable weekly appointment with a network show. The three-way relationship between Bridges, Carroll, and he has just the right edge. And, Carroll works so much better with both of them than he did with the holier-than-thou Pierce (insipidly played by Ronny Cox, a normally fine actor in the wrong role). In fact the series has improved markedly with every addition AND DELETION. The feckless Gil Bellows was the only agent who seemed not to belong, and he left in a fitting and dynamic demise. Speight gets better and better, and works well with Clennon and Turco.
But, what really rocks me is the even-handedness of the scripts, dealing head-on with terrorist issues more objectively and evenhandedly than our media dare to, and not a false note has been struck all year since this show came to be. Any show boasting Wolfgang Peterson and Shaun Cassidy as co-producers can be expected to be unusual, and the Agency succeeds in being anything BUT run-of-the-mill. Long may it run!