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- OverviewOct 20, 2004-Apr 6, 200522 episodesEpisodes22. 2162 Votes Apr 6, 2005
- The contest for the Democratic nomination for president narrows.
- 21. Things Fall Apart Mar 30, 2005
- The organization of the GOP convention starts to make the Democratic party look chaotic.
- 20. In God We Trust Mar 23, 2005
- Vinick wins the nomination and seeks counsel on how he should react to questions about his faith.
- 19. Ninety Miles Away Mar 16, 2005
- President Bartlet must decide whether to continue his secret talks with Cuba's ailing dictator.
- 18. La Palabra Mar 9, 2005
- The media pressures Santos to take a stand on an anti-immigration bill.
- 17. A Good Day Mar 2, 2005
- Santos masterminds a plot to get a stem-cell bill passed.
- 16. Drought Conditions Feb 23, 2005
- Sen. Rafferty gives a speech that captures the media's attention.
- 15. Freedonia Feb 16, 2005
- Josh is desperate to get his candidate into the local newspaper's debate.
- 14. The Wake Up Call Feb 9, 2005
- An Iranian fighter jet shoots down a British passenger plane.
- 13. King Corn Jan 26, 2005
- Russell, Santos and Vinick give speeches at the Iowa Corn Grower's Expo.
- 12. 365 Days Jan 19, 2005
- Leo starts his new job by watching tapes of old State of the Union addresses for inspiration.
- 11. Opposition Research Jan 12, 2005
- Josh goes to New Hampshire with Santos to set up campaign headquarters.
- 10. Faith-Based Initiative Jan 5, 2005
- The Internet press runs a story questioning C.J.'s sexual orientation.
- 9. Impact Winter Dec 15, 2004
- The president continues to feel the effects of his recent episode.
- 8. In the Room Dec 8, 2004
- Penn & Teller burn a U.S. flag in the White House at a Bartlet family birthday celebration.
- 7. A Change Is Gonna Come Dec 1, 2004
- The president accepts a Taiwanese flag, prompting China to mobilize for military action.
- 6. The Dover Test Nov 24, 2004
- American soldiers are killed in an attack on the U.S. peacekeeping compound.
- 5. The Hubbert Peak Nov 17, 2004
- Josh crashes into a hybrid vehicle while test-driving an SUV.
- 4. Liftoff Nov 10, 2004
- An emissary from the Republic of Georgia offers weapons-grade plutonium.
- 3. Third-Day Story Nov 3, 2004
- President Bartlet seeks broad support for his peace accord.
- 2. The Birnam Wood Oct 27, 2004
- President Bartlet invites Israeli and Palestinian leaders to Camp David to negotiate peace.
- 1. NSF Thurmont Oct 20, 2004
- Bartlet proposes peace talks instead of military action.
The sixth season of the American political drama television series The West Wing aired in the United States on NBC from October 20, 2004, to April 6, 2005, and consisted of 22 episodes.
S6.E2 ∙ The Birnam Wood. Wed, Oct 27, 2004. Josh returns from Germany in time to voice concerns about Leo; the Israelis and Palenstinians meet at Camp David with little chance of an agreement; the President and Leo's differences over the Middle East crisis reach a breaking point. 8.3/10 (728)
Season 6 of American drama series The West Wing aired on NBC television network. The season began shortly after the events that occurred at the end of season 5. President Bartlet, over the strong objections of Leo McGarry, managed to organize a peace summit at Camp David between the Israelis and...
Series Cast 109. Martin Sheen. President Josiah Bartlet (22 Episodes) Allison Janney. C.J. Cregg (22 Episodes) Richard Schiff. Toby Ziegler (22 Episodes) John Spencer. Leo McGarry (22 Episodes)
The West Wing. Season 6. Intense and dedicated presidential advisers get their personal lives hopelessly tangled up with professional duties as they try to conduct the business of running a country with fictional Democratic President Josiah "Jed" Bartlet. 1,459 IMDb 8.9 22 episodes. X-Ray TV-14. Drama. Subscribe to Max for $9.99/month or buy.
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Season 6 – The West Wing. 2004 Drama. List. Cutthroat presidential advisers get their personal lives hopelessly tangled up with professional duties as they try to...
