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- Season 1 overviewSep 22, 1999-May 17, 200022 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. Pilot Sep 22, 1999
- President Bartlet's injury leaves Chief of Staff McGarry to face multiple crises.
- 2. Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc Sep 29, 1999
- Sam pursues a call girl with whom he spent a night of passion.
- 3. A Proportional Response Oct 6, 1999
- President Bartlet responds emotionally to the downing of an American jet.
- 4. Five Votes Down Oct 13, 1999
- The chief of staff seeks five House votes to get a bill passed.
- 5. The Crackpots and These Women Oct 20, 1999
- Josh is troubled when he receives privileges denied to co-workers.
- 6. Mr. Willis of Ohio Nov 3, 1999
- Toby and Mandy work to convince congressmen to approve a bill.
- 7. The State Dinner Nov 10, 1999
- The staff prepares for a state dinner honoring the Indonesian president.
- 8. Enemies Nov 17, 1999
- Political rivals attach a land-use rider that threatens the passing of a crucial banking bill.
- 9. The Short List Nov 24, 1999
- President Bartlet nominates a judge to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court.
- 10. In Excelsis Deo Dec 15, 1999
- As Christmas nears, President Bartlet sneaks out of the White House for last-minute shopping.
- 11. Lord John Marbury Jan 5, 2000
- President Bartlet calls on an eccentric British diplomat for help.
- 12. He Shall, From Time to Time ... Jan 12, 2000
- President Bartlet is found unconscious; the India-Pakistan border conflict escalates.
- 13. Take Out the Trash Day Jan 26, 2000
- Controversy surrounds a sex education study; Josh and Sam face a subcommittee.
- 14. Take This Sabbath Day Feb 9, 2000
- The president meets with a priest to discuss a convicted killer's execution.
- 15. Celestial Navigation Feb 16, 2000
- Sam and Toby must secretly spring a Supreme Court candidate from jail.
- 16. 20 Hours in L.A. Feb 23, 2000
- The president goes to Los Angeles for a star-studded fund-raiser.
- 17. The White House Pro-Am Mar 22, 2000
- The president's and first lady's staffs feud over rival agendas.
- 18. Six Meetings Before Lunch Apr 5, 2000
- Arrests are made at a fraternity party attended by the president's daughter.
- 19. Let Bartlet Be Bartlet Apr 26, 2000
- A White House insider writes a memo that attacks the president.
- 20. Mandatory Minimums May 3, 2000
- President Bartlet names two Democrats to the Federal Election Commission.
- 21. Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics May 10, 2000
- The president nervously awaits the results of a favorability poll.
- 22. What Kind of Day Has It Been May 17, 2000
- The president prepares for a town-hall meeting with college students.
May 14, 2006 · Tomorrow: Directed by Christopher Misiano. With Alan Alda, Stockard Channing, Kristin Chenoweth, Dulé Hill. Santos and his staff prepare for the inauguration as Bartlet and his team look back on their years in the White House.
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It is the final day of Jed Bartlet's term, and Washington D.C. prepares for Matt Santos' inauguration. At the White House, Jed and Abby share a private moment in the residence, with Abby assuring Jed that he "did a lot of good." While the President Elect and his wife are preparing for the Inauguration, C.J. Cregg is greeted by Charlie Young upon he...
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1. Alan Alda as Senator Arnold Vinick 2. Stockard Channing as Abigail Bartlet 3. Kristin Chenoweth as Annabeth Schott 4. Dulé Hill as Charlie Young 5. Allison Janney as C.J. Cregg 6. Joshua Malina as Will Bailey 7. Mary McCormack as Kate Harper 8. Janel Moloney as Donna Moss 9. Bradley Whitford as Josh Lyman 10. Jimmy Smits as Matthew Santos 11. Martin Sheen as President Jed Bartlet
Special Guest Stars
1. Teri Polo as Helen Santos 2. Lily Tomlin as Deborah Fiderer
Guest Starring
1. Michael O'Neill as Secret Service Agent Ron Butterfield 2. Allison Smith as Mallory O'Brien 3. John Getz as Congressman Seldner 4. NiCole Robinson as Margaret Hooper 5. Renée Estevez as Nancy 6. Matthew Del Negro as Bram Howard 7. Karis Campbell as Ronna Beckman 8. Rob Lowe as Sam Seaborn
President Bartlet does a final walk through the West Wing thanking all his staff. During this, he stops and speaks with Nancy and asks about her mother. "Tell her I'm looking forward to seeing her again soon. Will you, please?" he says to her. Nancy is played by Renée Estevez, Martin Sheen's daughter. The series creator, Aaron Sorkin, is one of the...
When the President and Abbey discuss who picked January 20th as the date of the inauguration, he wrongly blames the founding fathers. Originally, the drafters of the Constitution chose March 4th. It was changed to January 20th by the 20th Amendment which was ratified January 23, 1933. The ending scene shows President Bartlett's plane flying over a ...
Deborah Fiderer: Good morning Mr. President. President Bartlet: Morning. Deborah Fiderer: How are you feeling this morning? President Bartlet: Unemployed. Deborah Fiderer:A lot of that going around the building. Deborah Fiderer:You do realize you turn into a pumpkin at noon? Margaret: ...and they've asked that we vacate our parking spaces by 2pm. C...
Apr 12, 2014 · Season 7 – Episode 22 – “Tomorrow”. Episode Summary: Santos and his staff prepare for the inauguration as Bartlet and his team look back on their years in the White House. Series Finale. Script: Previously on The West Wing: I’m gonna need another cop when Bartlet leaves office. Secretary of State?
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Nov 1, 2018 · Art of the Finale: The West Wing “Tomorrow”. by Lindsay Stamhuis November 1, 2018, 5:00 pm 1. The final two seasons of The West Wing split the cast up between those off running in the 2006 Presidential Election and those who stayed behind to staff the Bartlet White House in the final year of his second term. The first four seasons of the ...
- Lindsay Stamhuis
My only regret and disappointment on the finale was that NBC did not pay the proper homage to this landmark show. A winner of three Emmy's for Best Dramatic Show, and countless other Emmy statues for individual and group excellence The West Wing showed us the inner workings, frailties of character, and gut wrenching decisions that go on every day.
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May 13, 2006 · Available on Prime Video, Max. S7 E22: In the series finale, the Bartlet administration prepares to leave the West Wing. While Santos and his winning camp nervously gear up for the inauguration, outgoing President Bartlet, C.J. and the others fondly look back on their time in the White House. Former series star Rob Lowe guest stars as Sam Seaborn.
