West Wing Episodes - Bartlet for America



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Pilot

"Pilot" is the first episode of the American serial drama The West Wing. In the series premiere, the White House staff is being called into work in the early hours of the morning to the news that the President of the United States has crashed his...

x Original air date:: Sep 22, 1999

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 1

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Thomas Schlamme

Holy Night

"Holy Night" is episode 76 of The West Wing. It marks the first instance of Will Bailey played by Joshua Malina as a main star. It is two days before Christmas and who should appear but reporter Danny Concannon He's dressed as St. Nick, but isn't...

x Original air date:: Dec 11, 2002

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 76

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Thomas Schlamme

The Dover Test

"The Dover Test" is episode 116 of The West Wing, a popular TV Series. The peace mission suffers its first American casualty, whose father is sharply critical of the administration; Santos breaks ranks with the party by signing onto Republican...

x Original air date:: Nov 24, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 116

x Writer:: Carol Flint

x Director:: Laura Innes

Arctic Radar

"Arctic Radar" is episode 75 of the drama television series The West Wing. Sam heads out to California to begin his campaign, leaving Toby in need of speechwriting help. Sam's suggestion: Will Bailey. Meanwhile, a celebrated female fighter pilot is...

x Original air date:: Nov 27, 2002

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 75

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Gene Sperling

x Director:: John David Coles

Let Bartlet Be Bartlet

"Let Bartlet Be Bartlet" is the 19th episode of The West Wing. When a damaging memo which is critical of the President is discovered, the White House press cover it with zest, much to CJ's dismay. Later it is revealed that Mandy wrote it when she...

x Original air date:: Apr 26, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 19

x Writer:: Peter Parnell,; Aaron Sorkin,; Patrick Caddell

x Director:: Laura Innes

Stirred

"Stirred" is episode 61 of The West Wing. When a large truck carrying uranium fuel rods crashes in a remote Idaho tunnel, Bartlet's staff prepares for a potential - environmental or terrorist — crisis. Meanwhile, Bartlet's campaign staff has...

x Original air date:: Apr 3, 2002

x Season:: The West Wing Season 3

x Episode number:: 61

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Eli Attie,; Dee Dee Myers

x Director:: Jeremy Kagan

The Stormy Present

"The Stormy Present" is episode 98 of The West Wing. When former President Owen Lassiter dies, two other ex-Presidents (former President D. Wire Newman and former Acting President Glen Allen Walken) fly on Air Force One with President Josiah Bartlet...

x Original air date:: Jan 7, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 98

x Writer:: Josh Singer,; John Sacret Young

x Director:: Alex Graves

Process Stories

"Process Stories" is episode 73 of The West Wing. It is election night, and Bartlet isn't the only winner. The Democrats make slight gains in the House of Representatives as well. Horton Wilde won his House race in Orange County, Cal., which puts...

x Original air date:: Nov 13, 2002

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 73

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Paula Yoo,; Lauren Schmidt

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

Gaza

"Gaza" is episode 109 of The West Wing. A fact-finding congressional delegation to the hotly disputed Gaza Strip includes Donna, Admiral Fitzwallace, Andrea Wyatt and a few members of congress as they sort through the thicket of rival issues between...

x Original air date:: May 12, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 109

x Writer:: Peter Noah

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

365 Days

"365 Days" is episode 122 of The West Wing. On the day after Bartlet gives his last State of the Union address, Leo returns to the West Wing in an undefined role (later revealed to be a Special Counselor to the President), figuring out what to do...

x Original air date:: Jan 19, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 122

x Writer:: Mark Goffman

x Director:: Andrew Bernstein

Shibboleth

"Shibboleth" is the 30th episode of The West Wing. The episode begins with a scene on the California coast, where a group of Chinese Christians have been apprehended by US agents. It turns out that they are seeking asylum in the United States...

x Original air date:: Nov 22, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 30

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Patrick H. Caddell

x Director:: Laura Innes

Lord John Marbury

"Lord John Marbury" is the 11th episode of The West Wing. Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was quoted in Time magazine as saying this episode had one of the best expositions on foreign policy she'd seen on TV. The Kashmir border...

x Original air date:: Jan 5, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 11

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Patrick Caddell,; Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.

x Director:: Kevin Rodney Sullivan

Memorial Day

"Memorial Day" is episode 110 of The West Wing. In the season finale, Gaza slayings of key U.S. officials might drag the fuming President into an unending cycle of violence. Events in the tinderbox Gaza Strip spin out of control after the murders of...

x Original air date:: May 19, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 110

x Writer:: Josh Singer,; John Sacret Young

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

A Good Day

"A Good Day" is episode 127 of The West Wing. This episode was said to have played a hand in defeating Tony Blair's government in the British House of Commons on January 31, 2006, in what became known as the "West Wing Plot". The plan was allegedly...

x Original air date:: Mar 2, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 127

x Writer:: Carol Flint

x Director:: Richard Schiff

17 People

"17 People" is the 40th episode of The West Wing. The episode was written as a "bottle episode" to save money as the series had run up large over time costs. The episode starts the same night as the Stackhouse Filibuster, and takes place entirely...

x Original air date:: Apr 4, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 40

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Alex Graves

20 Hours in America, Part II

"20 Hours in America Part II" is episode 67 of The West Wing. See "20 Hours in America, Part I" for a plot summary. On May 6, 2006, NBC Sports aired a special program before the Kentucky Derby that plagiarized two passages from "20 Hours in America...

x Original air date:

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 67

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

The Al Smith Dinner

"The Al Smith Dinner" is episode 138 of The West Wing. An independent Republican party organisation releases an attack ad against Matt Santos concerning his voting record on abortion. Arnold Vinick wants the party to condemn the ad, before the...

x Original air date:: Oct 30, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 7

x Episode number:: 138

x Writer:: Eli Attie

x Director:: Leslie Linka Glatter

The Mommy Problem

"The Mommy Problem" is episode 134 of The West Wing. Vinick and his campaign team take the opportunity to criticize Santos for the Bartlet administration's decision to stop their investigation of the shuttle leak. Greg Brock goes to prison for...

x Original air date:: Oct 2, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 7

x Episode number:: 134

x Writer:: Eli Attie

x Director:: Alex Graves

Access

"Access" is episode 106 of The West Wing. Producing a program on past and present White House press secretaries, a television documentary crew follows C.J. around to film a "typical" day. But the presence of outsiders adds stress when a crisis...

x Original air date:: Mar 31, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 106

x Writer:: Lauren Schmidt

x Director:: Alex Graves

Five Votes Down

"Five Votes Down" is the 4th episode of The West Wing. Presidential chief of staff Leo McGarry needs five more House votes to pass a bill restricting the sale of automatic firearms -- but the cost might be too high, especially if he has to go to the...

x Original air date:: Oct 13, 1999

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 4

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Patrick Caddell,; Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.

x Director:: Michael Lehmann

18th and Potomac

"18th and Potomac" is the 43rd episode of The West Wing. In this episode Donna is told by Toby about the President's condition. He tells her "You're the first at the assistant level to know." In a brief conversation with Mrs. Landingham, directly...

x Original air date:: May 9, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 43

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.

x Director:: Robert Berlinger

Han

"Han" is episode 92 of The West Wing. A renowned North Korean pianist (Tony Lee) is greeted at the White House for a solo performance, but the formalities change when the musician slips a message to the President stating that he wants to defect....

x Original air date:: Oct 22, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 92

x Writer:: Mark Goffman,; Paula Yoo,; Peter Noah

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

An Khe

"An Khe" is the 102nd The West Wing episode and 14th of the fifth season. It originally aired on NBC February 18, 2004. Events circle around the rescue of five US pilots shot down over North Korea. Written by John Wells and directed by Alex Graves,...

x Original air date:: Feb 18, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 102

x Writer:: John Wells

x Director:: Alex Graves

Posse Comitatus

"Posse Comitatus" is episode 66 of The West Wing. The name of the episode refers to the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878. In the season finale, Bartlet makes a life-or-death decision regarding a foreign Minister of Defence who is a known terrorist...

x Original air date:: May 22, 2002

x Season:: The West Wing Season 3

x Episode number:: 65

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Alex Graves

Bad Moon Rising

"Bad Moon Rising" is the 41st episode of The West Wing. The President tells White House Counsel Oliver Babish of his MS. Babish conducts a pointed interview with the President where they discuss key issues such as whether Jed Bartlet ever lied about...

x Original air date:: Apr 25, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 41

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Felicia Wilson

x Director:: Bill Johnson

Mr. Frost

"Mr. Frost" is episode 136 of The West Wing. Margaret appears before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence as subpoenas continue to be served to members of the White House. The Santos campaign's "education week" is derailed by a controversy...

x Original air date:: Oct 16, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 7

x Episode number:: 136

x Writer:: Alex Graves

x Director:: Andrew Bernstein

Disaster Relief

"Disaster Relief" is episode 94 of The West Wing. A national emergency is declared by Bartlet in light of a killer tornado in Oklahoma that then preoccupies him. He flies there to lend his support. But his compassion overrules good judgment, and...

x Original air date:: Nov 5, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 94

x Writer:: Alexa Junge,; Lauren Schmidt

x Director:: Leslie Linka Glatter

The California 47th

"The California 47th" is episode 81 of The West Wing. While U.S. troops intervene to stop the ongoing genocide in Kundu, the President flies to California to campaign for Sam, right after he lets the Kundunese Ambassador know that he's taken over...

x Original air date:: Feb 19, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 81

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Paula Yoo,; Lauren Schmidt

x Director:: Vincent Misiano

Constituency of One

"Constituency of One" is episode 93 of The West Wing. After Josh is hailed as the "101st Senator" in a newspaper profile, he clashes with conservative Senator Carrick (Tom Skerritt), a Democrat from Idaho. Carrick withholds his approval of a backlog...

x Original air date:: Oct 29, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 93

x Writer:: Michael Oates Palmer,; Eli Attie

x Director:: Laura Innes

The Warfare of Genghis Khan

"The Warfare of Genghis Khan" is the 101st The West Wing episode and 13th of the fifth season. It originally aired on NBC February 1, 2004. Events circle around the detection of a nuclear detonation over the Indian Ocean. Written by Peter Noah and...

x Original air date:: Feb 11, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 101

x Writer:: Peter Noah

x Director:: Bill D'Elia

The Long Goodbye

"The Long Goodbye" is episode 78 of The West Wing. C. J. Cregg goes home to Dayton—and finds herself in the middle of an achingly sad family crisis—in this poignant change-of-pace episode. She's making the trip to speak at her 20th high-school...

x Original air date:: Jan 15, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 78

x Writer:: Jon Robin Baitz

x Director:: Alex Graves

A Change Is Gonna Come

"A Change Is Gonna Come" is episode 117 of The West Wing. While preparing the upcoming China summit, the Chinese are insulted by President Bartlet's acceptance of a Taiwanese independence movement flag at a prayer breakfast. Meanwhile, former Vice...

x Original air date:: Dec 1, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 117

x Writer:: Josh Singer,; John Sacret Young

x Director:: Vincent Misiano

Debate Camp

"Debate Camp" is episode 70 of The West Wing. As the West Wingers prep for the presidential debates at a North Carolina conference center, a vexing question about a failed nomination from very early in the Bartlet Administration leads to flashbacks...

x Original air date:: Oct 16, 2002

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 70

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; William Sind,; Michael Oates Palmer

x Director:: Paris Barclay

Take this Sabbath Day

"Take This Sabbath Day" is the 14th episode of The West Wing. The episode addresses the death penalty and the United States government's custom of not scheduling executions between sundown Friday and sundown Sunday in order to avoid conducting an...

x Original air date:: Feb 9, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 14

x Writer:: Paul Redford,; Aaron Sorkin,; Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.

x Director:: Thomas Schlamme

Ninety Miles Away

"Ninety Miles Away" is episode 129 of The West Wing. When speculations fly surrounding the nexus between communist Cuba and the democratic United States, President Bartlet is propelled into a dubious conundrum--that is, to continue secret talks with...

x Original air date:: Mar 16, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 129

x Writer:: John Sacret Young

x Director:: Rod Holcomb

Impact Winter

"Impact Winter" is episode 119 of The West Wing. In China, an impaired President Bartlet is having trouble sitting through meetings following his MS attack, but pushes through on his plans to meet individually with the Chinese Premier about North...

x Original air date:: Dec 15, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 119

x Writer:: Debora Cahn

x Director:: Leslie Linka Glatter

Noël

"Noël" is the 32nd episode of The West Wing. Josh spends the day with a psychotherapist from ATVA (American Trauma Victims Association) recounting events that ended in him putting his hand through a window in his apartment. He recounts that on the...

x Original air date:: Dec 20, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 32

x Writer:: Peter Parnell,; Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Thomas Schlamme

Two Cathedrals

"Two Cathedrals" is the 44th episode, and second season finale of The West Wing. President Bartlet is beset by memories of Mrs. Landingham as her funeral approaches. Meanwhile, the staff deals with a crisis in Haiti and questions from congressional...

x Original air date:: May 16, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 44

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Thomas Schlamme

On the Day Before

"On the Day Before" is the forty-eighth The West Wing episode and fourth of the third season. It originally aired on NBC October 31, 2001. The episode deals with a suicide bomber in Jerusalem, as well as continued negotiations over the estate tax....

x Original air date:: Oct 31, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 3

x Episode number:: 48

x Writer:: Nanda Chitre,; Paul Redford,; Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

Inauguration over There

"Inauguration: Over There" is episode 80 of The West Wing. Will Bailey's work on the inaugural address makes quite an impression (as does the foreign-policy doctrine it espouses), and Danny Concannon's reporting makes quite a splash. Meanwhile,...

x Original air date:: Feb 12, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 80

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; David Gergen,; Gene Sperling

x Director:: Leslie Linka Glatter

Somebody's Going to Emergency, Somebody's Going to Jail

"Somebody's Going to Emergency, Somebody's Going to Jail" is the 38th episode of The West Wing. The title is a lyric from the Don Henley song "New York Minute," from the album The End of the Innocence. The song is featured in the episode. The staff...

x Original air date:: Feb 28, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 38

x Writer:: Paul Redford,; Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Jessica Yu

The Last Hurrah

"The Last Hurrah" is episode 152 of The West Wing. The transition is speeding ahead, and Matt and Helen Santos are overwhelmed by almost everything about their new lives -- including Secret Service protection, choosing a DC school for their kids,...

x Original air date:: Apr 30, 2006

x Season:: The West Wing Season 7

x Episode number:: 152

x Writer:: Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.

x Director:: Tim Matheson

In God We Trust

"In God We Trust" is episode 130 of The West Wing. Senator Vinick wins the Republican nomination for the Presidency and begins working on his campaign. He gets political advice from Bruno about choosing a vice president and how to deal with the...

x Original air date:: Mar 23, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 130

x Writer:: Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

Running Mates

"Running Mates" is episode 142 of The West Wing. It begins with an introduction from Martin Sheen, who pays tribute to John Spencer, the actor who played Leo McGarry. Spencer had died of a heart attack in December. The Vice-Presidential debate...

x Original air date:: Jan 8, 2006

x Season:: The West Wing Season 7

x Episode number:: 142

x Writer:: Peter Noah

x Director:: Paul McCrane

The Supremes

"The Supremes" is episode 105 of The West Wing and the 17th of the fifth season. The episode centers on the appointment of a new Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. Owen Brady, the conservative anchor of the Supreme Court, has died. Evelyn Baker...

x Original air date:: Mar 24, 2004

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 105

x Writer:: Debora Cahn

x Director:: Jessica Yu

Bartlet for America

"Bartlet for America" is the 53rd episode of The West Wing. It is December 23, but no one at the White House is feeling much in the Christmas spirit. Indeed, the most pressing holiday matter is a threat to firebomb black churches in Tennessee on...

x Original air date:: Dec 12, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 3

x Episode number:: 53

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Thomas Schlamme

Twenty Five

"Twenty-Five" is episode 88 of The West Wing. The season four finale to The West Wing centers around the graduation of President Bartlet's youngest daughter, Zoey. In the post-graduation parties, and unwittingly under the influence of GHB, Zoey is...

x Original air date:: May 14, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 88

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

The Midterms

"The Midterms" is the 25th episode of The West Wing. This episode is fast paced, taking course over 12 weeks at the end of the 106th Congress, and focusing exclusively on campaigning for the Midterm elections. Josh is out of the office for the...

x Original air date:: Oct 18, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 25

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Alex Graves

The Crackpots and These Women

"The Crackpots and These Women" is the 5th episode from Season 1 of The West Wing. The staff participates in "Big Block of Cheese Day," a fictional workday on which White House Chief of Staff Leo McGarry encourages his staff to meet with fringe...

x Original air date:: Oct 20, 1999

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 5

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Anthony Drazan

The Women of Qumar

"The Women of Qumar" is the 52nd episode of The West Wing. This episode marks the first appearance of Amy Gardner, played by Mary-Louise Parker, who guests stars in every following season of The West Wing. Allison Janney submitted this episode in...

x Original air date:: Nov 28, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 3

x Episode number:: 52

x Writer:: Julia Dahl,; Laura Glasser,; Aaron Sorkin,; more ▼

x Director:: Alex Graves

The Leadership Breakfast

"The Leadership Breakfast" is the 33rd episode of The West Wing. Toby wants real issues to be discussed at a breakfast to herald the start of the new legislative session, including minimum wage and health care coverage. He cuts a deal with the new...

x Original air date:: Jan 10, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 33

x Writer:: Paul Redford,; Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Scott Winant

Documentary Special

"Documentary Special" is a special episode of The West Wing. "The West Wing" blends drama with reality in this groundbreaking documentary episode that includes interviews with former Presidents and White House figures. Paying tribute to the real...

x Original air date:

x Season:: The West Wing Season 3

x Episode number:: 0

x Writer:: William Couturie,; Eli Attie,; Felicia Wilson

x Director:: William Couturie

Jefferson Lives

"Jefferson Lives" is episode 91 of The West Wing. With President Bartlet back in the Oval Office, attention is turned to nominating a new vice president. The ideal choice is current Secretary of State, Lewis Berryhill. The new Speaker of the House,...

x Original air date:: Oct 8, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 5

x Episode number:: 91

x Writer:: Carol Flint,; Debora Cahn

x Director:: Alex Graves

In this White House

"In this White House" is the 26th episode of The West Wing. Sam appears on political talk show Capital Beat with a "blonde leggy Republican" named Ainsley Hayes. She clearly wins the debate (to great joy from Toby, who asks Ginger to get the popcorn...

x Original air date:: Oct 25, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 26

x Writer:: Peter Parnell,; Allison Abner,; Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Ken Olin

Freedonia

"Freedonia" is episode 125 of The West Wing. "Freedonia" refers to a fictional country in the Marx Brothers film Duck Soup. It is five days before the New Hampshire primary, and Josh is desperately trying to find a "silver bullet" that will get his...

x Original air date:: Feb 16, 2005

x Season:: The West Wing Season 6

x Episode number:: 125

x Writer:: Eli Attie

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

The Fall's Gonna Kill You

"The Fall's Gonna Kill You" is the 42nd episode of The West Wing. The episode begins with CJ being summoned to the office of the White House Counsel Oliver Babish, who menacingly questions CJ about the President's MS cover-up, despite the fact she...

x Original air date:: May 2, 2001

x Season:: The West Wing Season 2

x Episode number:: 42

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin,; Patrick Caddell

x Director:: Christopher Misiano

Guns Not Butter

"Guns Not Butter" is episode 77 of The West Wing. On the administration's agenda: a foreign-aid bill. However, Senate Republicans—and some Democrats—have other ideas. And it is up to Josh to get the vote to come out right. So he sends Donna in...

x Original air date:: Jan 8, 2003

x Season:: The West Wing Season 4

x Episode number:: 77

x Writer:: Kevin Falls,; Aaron Sorkin,; Eli Attie

x Director:: Bill D'Elia

The White House Pro-Am

"The White House Pro-Am" is the 17th episode of the first season of The West Wing. The First Lady begins the day appearing on a morning talk show with a teenage boy discussing the issue of child labor. Meanwhile, Bernard Dahl, the Chairman of the...

x Original air date:: Mar 22, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 17

x Writer:: Paul Redford,; Aaron Sorkin,; Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.

x Director:: Ken Olin

Six Meetings Before Lunch

"Six Meetings Before Lunch" is the 18th episode of The West Wing. Toby celebrates the confirmation of their Supreme Court nominee Roberto Mendoza, Josh discusses slavery reparations with a civil-rights attorney and Sam and Mallory battle over school...

x Original air date:: Apr 5, 2000

x Season:: The West Wing Season 1

x Episode number:: 18

x Writer:: Aaron Sorkin

x Director:: Clark Johnson

Manchester Part II

"Manchester Part II" is episode 46 of The West Wing. Nobody's in a good mood as the two-part third-season opener concludes. For starters, senior staffers are clashing with newly hired political operative Bruno and his aides Connie and Doug. Toby...