"No Exit" is episode 108 of The West Wing. The title is a reference to the play by Sartre, which is briefly alluded to by Will Bailey, who mentions the famous line "hell is other people."
The President, Leo and Debbie return in the motorcade from the White House Correspondents Dinner.
Debbie has a cold and C.J. is carrying a bouquet of flowers. Resentments fester when the White House is locked down after a suspicious substance is found in the air...
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"No Exit" is episode 108 of The West Wing. The title is a reference to the play by Sartre, which is briefly alluded to by Will Bailey, who mentions the famous line "hell is other people."
The President, Leo and Debbie return in the motorcade from the White House Correspondents Dinner.
Debbie has a cold and C.J. is carrying a bouquet of flowers. Resentments fester when the White House is locked down after a suspicious substance is found in the air near the Oval Office. So it's off to the showers whilst donning surgical masks for the President, Charlie and Debbie, on the orders of several no-nonsense guys in HAZMAT suits. Staffers must remain where they are—and with whomever they're with. The pairings for the evening produce little joy among the staffers who are then stuck together without any choice in the matter, including:
At episode's end, the President, Debbie, Charlie and Agent Butterfield discuss the scare, which turns out to have been a live drill, meaning there was no specific...
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