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• The U.S. Poet Laureate

  "The U.S. Poet Laureate" is episode 60 of The West Wing. Bartlet makes a disparaging comment about a potential Republican nominee after a television interview, presumably not realizing that he is still being recorded. For days, C.J. must control the scandal, and Sam recalls Republican White House...

• Bartlet's Third State of the Union

  "Bartlet's Third State of the Union" is the 35th episode of The West Wing. The President addresses the nation for his Third State of the Union, and a group of DEA agents are taken hostage in Colombia. An invited guest to the speech has a questionable background, which C.J. tries to deal with....

• 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 had only been informed the night before. The First...

• The Black Vera Wang

  "The Black Vera Wang" is episode 63 of The West Wing. The title refers to a black dress by the designer Vera Wang. While C. J. Cregg (Secret Service code name: "Flamingo") gets used to being tailed by Secret Service Special Agent Simon Donovan (Mark Harmon), the President must deal with a terrorist...

• The War at Home

  "The War at Home" is the 36th episode of The West Wing. An attempt to rescue the DEA agents held hostage in Colombia backfires and nine soldiers are killed. The President and his staff weigh more military action and the effects of appeasing terrorists. The hostages are later released after the...

• Ellie

  "Ellie" is the 37th episode of The West Wing. The President is put in a tricky spot when his Surgeon General publicly supports the legalization of marijuana, and his daughter Ellie (Eleanor) makes a controversial comment to Danny Concannon. This is the first time the middle daughter is introduced,...