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| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Sep/22/1999) | | The White House staff springs into action when they learn that President Bartlet was injured in a bicycle accident. During the President’s absence, chief of staff Leo McGarry must handle several crises including Cuban refugees trying to escape into Florida and the conservative Christians’ reaction to a comment made by deputy chief of staff Josh Lyman. Meanwhile, Sam learns that the woman he picked up at a bar was actually a call girl and Toby gets into an argument over the Ten Commandments. | | Guest Stars: F. William Parker as Al Caldwell, Marc Grapey as Bill Kenworthy, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Allison Smith as Mallory O'Brien, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Lisa Edelstein as Laurie, Annie Corley as Mary Marsh, | Co-Guest Stars: David Sage as John Van Dyke, Marlene Warfield as Ruth, Hamilton Mitchell as Luther, Wendell Wright as Fred, Diane Michelle as Woman, Dean Biasucci as Man, Dafidd McCracken as Mike, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Peter James Smith (3) as Ed, Mindy Seeger as Chris, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, William Duffy (2) as Larry, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Marcus Boddie as Police Officer, Ossi Taylor as College Student #1, Elizabeth Greer (1) as Flight Attendant, Wendy Blair as Flight Attendant #2, Tressa DiFiglia as College Student #2, Molly Schaffer as Senior Staffer | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc (Sep/29/1999) | | Sam, despite the rest of the staff urging him not to, decides to publicly pursue the call girl he spent the night with. C.J. tries to make the best of the ongoing clash between the Vice President and President over a bill. Meanwhile, President Bartlet hires Mandy Hampton as his consultant and the plane carrying Bartlet’s doctor is shot down, leaving a young African-American Navy captain to substitute as the President’s physician. | | Special Guest Stars: Ruben Santiago-Hudson as Morris Tolliver, | Guest Stars: Merrin Dungey as Daisy Reese, John Bedford Lloyd (1) as Lloyd Russell, Lisa Edelstein as Laurie, Renee Estevez as Nancy, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Tim Matheson as Vice President John Hoynes, | Co-Guest Stars: Andy Umberger as Stevie, Victor Love as Mike, Chuti Tiu as Woman #2, Robyn Pedretti as Candy, Steven M. Gagnon as Officer #1, Chris Hendrie as Businessman, Peter James Smith (3) as Ed, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, William Duffy (2) as Larry, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Bradley James as Donnie, J. August Richards as Billy, Rose Rollins as Suzanne, Gilles Savard as Larouche, Brad Van Grack as Pedestrian, Neil Moran as Aide #2, Paul Doherty (1) as Aide #1, Eric Fleeks as Officer #2, Tammy Tavares as Woman #1, Mary Kay Wulf as Janet | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - A Proportional Response (Oct/06/1999) | | Still angry about an American jet being shot down in the Mideast, President Bartlet overrules a plan for a “proportional” military strike put together by the joint chiefs of staff. Bartlett wants a more severe attack, but the type of attack he wants would result in thousands of casualties. While Leo tries to cool Bartlet down, C.J. talks to Sam about the possible ramifications of his ongoing relationship with Laurie, the call girl. Meanwhile, Josh hires an African American teenager as an aide to the President. | | Special Guest Stars: John Amos as Admiral Percy Fitzwallace, | Guest Stars: Renee Estevez as Nancy, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, | Co-Guest Stars: Victor Love as Mike, George McDaniel as Officer #2, Christopher Kriesa as Officer #3, Hunter Von Leer as Officer #4, Andrew Shaifer as Reporter #4, Chad McKnight as Staffer #2, Rose Rollins as Suzanne, Marvin Krueger as Officer #1, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Kim Webster as Ginger, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Mindy Seeger as Chris, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, Ivan Allen as Roger Salier, Jack Montoya as Floor Manager, | Uncredited: Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon | Director: Marc Buckland
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Five Votes Down (Oct/13/1999) | | With only five votes keeping an important bill restricting the sale of automatic weapons, the staff has only 72 hours to find a way to get the five votes. Toby has to testify when he is accused of manipulating the stock market after one of his stock purchases becomes extremely profitable. Meanwhile, President Bartlet accidentally takes the wrong medication for his aching back and Leo’s long hours begin to strain his home life. | | Special Guest Stars: Tim Matheson as Vice President John Hoynes, | Guest Stars: Thom Barry as Mark Richardson, Michael McGuire as Cal Tillinghouse, Mark Blum as Rep. Katzenmoyer, Jillian Armenante as Leela, Sara Botsford as Jenny McGarry, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Jay Underwood as Christopher Wick, | Co-Guest Stars: Mongo Brownlee as Secret Service Agent #2, Victor Love as Reporter (Mike), Sheila Frazier as Newscaster #2, Jackie Mari Roberts as Janeane, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Ivan Allen as Newscaster #3 (Roger Salier), Penny Griego as Newscaster #1, Bradley James as Donnie Secret Service Agent #1, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Julia Pearlstein as Volunteer, Mia Tate as Cocktail Waitress, Hanna Cheek as Female Groupie #3, Paige Taylor Adams as Female Groupie #2, Cynthia Abeln as Female Groupie #1 | Director: Michael Lehman (1)
Story: Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr., Patrick Caddell | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The Crackpots and These Women (Oct/20/1999) | | The staff must deal with several problems throughout the course of a day, including UFOs and smallpox. The senior staff meets with several interest groups referred to as "the crackpots". Josh becomes shaken when he receives a card that instructs him where to go in case of a nuclear attack. Meanwhile, Toby and President Bartlet clash over plans for a trip to California and Bartlet prepares for a press conference. | | Guest Stars: Nicholas Cascone as Loomis, Sam Lloyd as Bob Engler, David Fabrizio as Jonathan Lacey, Nick Offerman as Jerry, Rachel Singer as Marge, Renee Estevez as Nancy, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Guy Boyd as Stanley Maxwell, | Co-Guest Stars: Michele Marsh (1) as Economist, Juwan Howard (1) as Mr. "Rodney Grant" Collins, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick | Director: Anthony Drazan
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Mr. Willis of Ohio (Nov/03/1999) | | Toby and Mandy work together to get a commerce bill with a census counting provision approved. In order to do this, they have to convince Mr. Willis, a congressman who took over his wife’s office after her death. Sam helps C.J. understand what stance the administration is taking on the random census in 2000. Meanwhile, Zoey gets herself into a dangerous situation when she goes to a Georgetown bar and President Bartlet approaches Leo after learning that Leo’s wife left him. | | Guest Stars: Charley Lang (2) as Matt Skinner, Renee Estevez as Nancy, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, Michael O'Neill as Ron Butterfield, Allison Smith as Mallory O'Brien, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Al Fann as Joe Willis, Kenneth Tigar as Congressman Gladman, | Co-Guest Stars: Juan A. Riojas as Secret Service Agent #3, Greg Wrangler as Secret Service Agent #2, Justin Urich as Frat Boy #2, Gathering Marbet as Waitress, Blake Shields as Frat Boy #1, Bradley James as Secret Service Agent #1 (Donnie), Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, | Uncredited: Eric Balfour as Frat Boy #3 | Director: Christopher Misiano
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - The State Dinner (Nov/10/1999) | | With a state dinner in honor of an Indonesian president drawing closer, President Bartlet must deal with several problems including an FBI hostage standoff, a nearing category 4 hurricane, and a potential teamsters union strike. Meanwhile, the First Lady prepares to host the dinner, a reporter flirts with C.J., and Sam is surprised when he spots his call girl friend in attendance at the dinner. | | Special Guest Stars: Stockard Channing as Abbey Bartlet, | Guest Stars: Steve Rankin as FBI Agent #2, John Kapelos as Seymour Little, Dennis Cockrum as Captain, Sal Landi as Chafey, William Lucking as Bobby Russo, Jeff Williams as Harold Lewis, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Lisa Edelstein as Laurie, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, David Rasche as Carl Everett, Peter Kors as Rahmadi Sumahidjo Bambang, | Co-Guest Stars: Nelson Mashita as Minaldi, Jacqueline Torres as Sondra, Rod Porter as Photographer (Harry), Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Mindy Seeger as Chris, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, J. P. Stevenson as Jonathan, Reporter, Bradley James as Secret Service Agent (Donnie), Tyler Bowe as Gomez, Colin Gray (1) as Bruce, Reporter, Ariono Suriawinata as President of Indonesia (Rahm Siguto) | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Writer: Paul Redford, Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - Enemies (Nov/17/1999) | | Bartlet’s political rivals attach a land-use rider is to a vital banking bill. C.J. attempts to silence rumors that Bartlet and Vice President Hoynes fought during a Cabinet meeting, despite the rumors being true. Leo isn’t happy when his daughter, Mallory, asks Sam out, and is less enthusiastic when he accepts. Meanwhile, C.J. continues to ignore Danny’s advances when she begins to suspect that he’s only trying to get a lead on a story. | | Special Guest Stars: Tim Matheson as John Hoynes, | Guest Stars: Charley Lang (2) as Matt Skinner, Renee Estevez as Nancy, Allison Smith as Mallory O'Brien, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, | Co-Guest Stars: Robyn Pedretti as Candy, Seth Walker as Tony, Shirley Y. Scott as Mildred, Court Stenographer, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Colin Gray (1) as Bruce, Reporter | Director: Alan Taylor (2)
Story: Rick Cleveland, Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr., Patrick Caddell | Teleplay: Ron Osborn, Jeff Reno | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - The Short List (Nov/24/1999) | | A current Supreme Court justice retires, giving Bartlet an opportunity to nominate a justice, but his perfect nominee turns out to be less perfect than Bartlet had originally thought. Meanwhile, a congressman accuses White House staff of drug use. | | Special Guest Stars: Edward James Olmos as Roberto Mendoza, Mason Adams as Joseph Crouch, Ken Howard as Judge Peyton Cabot Harrison III, | Guest Stars: Holmes Osborne as Peter Lillienfield, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, | Co-Guest Stars: Diana Morgan as Jesse, Reporter #1, Kris Narmont as Reporter #3, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Charles Noland as Steve, Reporter #2, Peter James Smith (3) as Ed | Director: Bill D'Elia
Story: Dee Dee Myers, Aaron Sorkin | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin, Patrick Caddell | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - In Excelsis Deo (Dec/15/1999) | | As Christmas quickly approaches, President Bartlet sneaks out to finish some last minute shopping. Toby, after learning more about a forgotten Korean War veteran, arranges a funeral for him. C.J. tries to get the staff to focus on the hate crime issue again while continuing to fend off the reporter who keeps asking her out. Sam and Josh plan a strike against Congressman Lillenfield who’s been hinting at Leo’s past involving drug and alcohol abuse. | | Guest Stars: Paul Austin as George Huffnagle, Tom Quinn as John Noonan, Lisa Edelstein as Laurie, Renee Estevez as Nancy, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Reiner Schöne as Homeless Man, | Co-Guest Stars: Morina Pierce as Jessica Hodges, Becky Woodley as Aide, Lance Reddick as DC Police Officer, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Bradley James as Donnie, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, Kim Webster as Ginger, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Christian Copelin as Jeffrey Lucas | Director: Alex Graves
Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Rick Cleveland | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - Lord John Marbury (Jan/05/2000) | | When India and Pakistan go to war with each other and threaten nuclear war, Bartlet calls British diplomat Lord Marbury for advise on how to handle the crisis. Josh gets subpoenaed to testify in Lillenfield’s investigation of Leo’s prior drug and alcohol abuse. Toby accuses C.J. of being overly friendly with the media and Charlie asks Bartlet permission to date his daughter. | | Special Guest Stars: John Amos as Percy Fitzwallace, Roger Rees as Lord John Marbury, | Guest Stars: James Hong as David, Erick Avari as Ambassador Habib, John Diehl as Claypool, David Doty as Military Officer, Clyde Kusatsu as Joe, Iqbal Theba as Indian Ambassador, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, | Co-Guest Stars: Ryan Cutrona as CIA Director Rollie, Carlos Cervantes as Bobby, Roger Ranney as Civilian, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Bill Stevenson as Jaworski, Charles Hoyes as Thompson, Ralph Meyering, Jr. as Tom, J. David Krassner as Jack, Christopher Kriesa as Mitch, William Duffy (2) as Larry (as Bill Duffy), Peter James Smith (3) as Ed, Tom Hall (1) as Officer Mike, Dafidd McCracken as Security Officer Mike, Charles Noland as Reporter #1 (Steve), Colin Gray (1) as Bruce | Director: Kevin Rodney Sullivan
Story: Patrick Caddell, Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr. | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin, Patrick Caddell | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - He Shall, From Time to Time (Jan/12/2000) | | The White House staff shifts into crisis mode after Bartlet collapses prior to his first State of the Union address. The tension between India and Pakistan heightens when Pakistan gives its commanders control of the nuclear weapons, which leads to the staff once again consulting Lord John Marbury. Meanwhile, Leo publicly discloses his past alcohol abuse and both Sam and C.J. have romantic encounters. | | Special Guest Stars: Stockard Channing as Abbey Bartlet, Roger Rees as Lord John Marbury, John Amos as Percy Fitzwallace, | Guest Stars: David Spielberg as Congressman, Harry Groener as Roger Tribbey, Austin Tichenor as Raymond Burns, Madison Mason as Admiral Hackett, Allison Smith as Mallory O'Brien, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, | Co-Guest Stars: Christopher Kriesa as Mitch (as Chris Kriesa), Marvin Krueger as Officer #1, Roger Ontiveros as Sidney, Officer #3, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Ivan Allen as Roger Salier, Newscaster, Ronne Troup as Pratt, Ralph Meyering, Jr. as Tom | Director: Arlene Sanford
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - Take Out the Trash Day (Jan/26/2000) | | Josh and Sam meet with the Senate appropriations subcommittee to try to get Leo out of having to attend a hearing over his past alcohol abuse problems. Bartlet and the staff debate what the appropriate response should be to the new sex education study while Mandy believes that a couple shouldn’t attend the signing of a hate crimes bill brought on by the death of their son. Meanwhile, C.J. continues to flirt with a White House reporter, Toby goes up against congressmen holding up the appointments for the Public Broadcasting Corporation, and Bartlet urges Zoey to drop a sociology class when the professor teaches ideas very different from his own. | | Guest Stars: James Handy as Joseph Bruno, Ray Baker (1) as Jonathan Lydell, Linda Gehringer as Jennifer Lydell, Liza Weil as Karen Larsen, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Dakin Matthews as Simon Blye, Renee Estevez as Nancy, | Co-Guest Stars: Jacqueline Torres as Sondra, Reporter #2, Larry Sullivan as Hamlin (as Larry Sullivan, Jr.), Sheryl Arenson as Lock, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Kim Webster as Ginger, Bradley James as Donnie, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, Reporter #1, Charles Noland as Steve, Reporter #3, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt, Reporter #4 | Director: Ken Olin
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - Take This Sabbath Day (Feb/09/2000) | | When the Supreme Court fails to stay the execution of a convicted murder, President Bartlet has to decide whether or not to commute his sentence within the next 48 hours. To do so, Bartlet gets advice from Tom Cavanaugh, a childhood priest of Bartlet’s. Meanwhile, Josh goes head to head with Joey Lucas, a campaign manager, when her candidate isn’t being backed strongly backed by the Democratic party. | | Special Guest Stars: Marlee Matlin as Joey Lucas, | Guest Stars: David Proval as Rabbi Glassman, Felton Perry as Jerry, Karl Malden as Tom Cavanaugh, Herb Mitchell as Public Defender, Noah Emmerich as Bobby Zane, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Bill O'Brien (1) as Kenny Thurman, Renee Estevez as Nancy, | Co-Guest Stars: Richard Gross (1) as Bailiff, Carmela Rioseco as Sophia Cruz, Ellen Sugarman as Cantor, Joe Cosgrove as Peter Hayes, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, | Uncredited: Juan A. Riojas as Secret Service Agent | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Story: Paul Redford, Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr., Aaron Sorkin | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - Celestial Navigation (Feb/16/2000) | | Sam and Toby rush to Connecticut when Roberto Mendoza, Bartlet’s Supreme Court nominee, is jailed for drunk driving. There, Sam and Toby try to secure the secret release of the nominee while doing damage control along the way. Meanwhile, Josh does his best as a replacement White House spokesman when C.J. has an emergency root canal. | | Special Guest Stars: Edward James Olmos as Roberto Mendoza, | Guest Stars: Robert David Hall as David Nessler, Vaughn Armstrong as Sgt. McNamara, CCH Pounder as Debbie O'Leary, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, | Co-Guest Stars: Diana Morgan as Jesse, Reporter #3, Victor Love as Mike, Jacqueline Torres as Sondra, Reporter #1, Bob Thompson (6) as Billy, Steward, Jason C. Morgan as Peter, Kris Narmont as Reporter, Katie, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Kim Webster as Ginger, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Charles Noland as Steve, Reporter #2, J. P. Stevenson as Jonathan, Kelly Fialing as Pretty College Student | Director: Christopher Misiano
Story: Dee Dee Myers, Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr. | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - 20 Hours in L.A. (Feb/23/2000) | | President Bartlet and the staff travel to Los Angeles for a fundraiser hosted by a wealthy filmmaker. Back in Washington, Leo has to convince the Vice President to support Bartlet’s stance on an ethanol tax bill that is deadlocked in the Senate. Meanwhile, in order to protect his daughter, Bartlet has the Secret Service close down a restaurant where she’s dining. | | Special Guest Stars: Bob Balaban as Ted Marcus, Jay Leno (1) as Himself, David Hasselhoff as Himself, Veronica Webb as Herself, Marlee Matlin as Joey Lucas, Tim Matheson as John Hoynes, | Guest Stars: Chris Hogan as Mark Miller, Jorja Fox as Gina Toscano, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, John de Lancie as Al Kiefer, Bill O'Brien (1) as Kenny Thurman, Michael O'Neill as Ron Butterfield, | Co-Guest Stars: Juan A. Riojas as Secret Service Agent, Bart Braverman as Shapiro, Christopher Shea (1) as Man #2, Robert Pine as Greer, Bill Bolender as Man #1, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, William Duffy (2) as Larry (as Bill Duffy), Peter James Smith (3) as Ed, Giovanni Sirchia as Carmine, Franklin Dennis Jones as Man #3, Mary Kathleen Gordon (1) as Woman | Director: Alan Taylor (2)
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - The White House Pro-Am (Mar/22/2000) | | The First Lady’s staff is sent into action when her statements about foreign child-labor laws motivate a Congresswoman to suggest an amendment that would end an international tariff bill. The President is also kept busy when the chairman of the Federal Reserve dies and Bartlet must appoint a successor. Meanwhile, Zoey fights with Charlie when she suggests that they don’t go to a club opening again, per the request of the Secret Service after they receive hat letters about their interracial relationship. | | Special Guest Stars: Stockard Channing as Abbey Bartlet, | Guest Stars: Rolonda Watts as Melissa, TV Host, Brandon Hammond as Jeffrey Morgan, Kathleen Garret as Congresswoman, Richard Fancy as Congressman, Amy Aquino as Congresswoman Becky Reisman, Jorja Fox as Gina Toscano, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Nadia Dajani as Lilli Mays, First Lady's Chief of Staff, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, | Co-Guest Stars: David A. Kimball as Intelligence Officer #2, Joe O'Connor as Rep. Calhoun, Congressman #3, Roger Eschbacher as Intelligence Officer #1, Catherine Schreiber as Segment Producer, Valeri Ross as Woman #2, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Kim Webster as Ginger, Ivan Allen as Roger Salier, Newscaster, Julie Pop as Aide, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt, Mindy Seeger as Chris, Reporter #2, Charles Noland as Steve, Laura Henry as Woman #1 | Director: Ken Olin
Writer: Paul Redford, Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr., Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - Six Meetings Before Lunch (Apr/05/2000) | | When Zoey attends a party where one of her friends is caught using illegal drugs, C.J. tries to keep the story out of the media. The staff celebrates when Supreme Court nominee Mendoza is confirmed by the Senate. Josh meets with Jeff Breckenridge, a nominee for assistant attorney general who believes in slavery reparations. Meanwhile, Sam fights with Mallory over private school vouchers and Mandy works to get two new pandas for the National Zoo. | | Special Guest Stars: Carl Lumbly as Jeff Breckenridge, | Guest Stars: Lindsay Sloane as Stacy, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Jorja Fox as Gina Toscano, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Allison Smith as Mallory O'Brien, Christopher Wynne as Edgar Drumm, | Co-Guest Stars: Heather Dawn (1) as College Student #1, Kenneth Choi as Secret Service Agent #1 Mike, Erin LeShawn Wiley as College Student #2, Kimiko Gelman as Secret Service Agent Kelly, Todd Sandler as Secret Service Agent #2, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Kim Webster as Ginger, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, | Uncredited: Michael O'Neill as Ron Butterfield | Director: Clark Johnson
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - Let Bartlet Be Bartlet (Apr/26/2000) | | Rumors fly when a memo surfaces that outline the weakness of the administration. C.J. soon finds that a reporter has the memo and she tries to persuade him not to publish it. Sam and Toby meet with the military to work out a better policy about gays in the military. Meanwhile, Josh tries to get Democrats nominated when two Federal Election Commission members resign and Leo has issues with the White House’s e-mail system. | | Special Guest Stars: John Amos as Percy Fitzwallace, | Guest Stars: Aaron Lustig as Jerry Graham, David Brisbin as Ken, Richard Penn as Blakely, James DuMont as Major Thompson, Ted Marcoux as Major Tate, Andy Buckley (2) as Mike Satchel, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Paul Provenza as Steve Onorato, Renee Estevez as Nancy, | Co-Guest Stars: Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Kim Webster as Ginger, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Charles Noland as Steve, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt | Director: Laura Innes
Story: Peter Parnell, Patrick Caddell | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - Mandatory Minimums (May/03/2000) | | President Bartlet names two Democrats to the Federal Election Commission, despite threats not to do so. However, the polls show that the public’s reaction the appointments are not good. Toby agrees to meet with his ex-wife to hear her reaction to a new drug policy. Meanwhile, C.J. makes a mistake that sets the staff back and Leo agrees to be the front man for the drug law revisions. | | Special Guest Stars: Marlee Matlin as Joey Lucas, | Guest Stars: Paul Provenza as Steve Onorato, Bruce Weitz as Senate Majority Leader, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, John de Lancie as Al Kiefer, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Suzy Nakamura as Kathy, Kathleen York as Rep. Andy Wyatt, Bill O'Brien (1) as Kenny Thurman, | Co-Guest Stars: Diana Morgan as Jesse, Michael Luckerman as Aide #1 (Stuart), Diana Nadeau (1) as Aide, Chris Conner (1) as Jack, Karolyn Nishioka as Celia, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt, Kim Webster as Ginger, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Charles Noland as Steve, Mindy Seeger as Chris, J. P. Stevenson as Jonathan, Paul Laurence as Aide #2 | Director: Robert Berlinger
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics (May/10/2000) | | While the staff nervously awaits the newest poll results, Bartlet begins to reassign Federal Election Committee members in order to start campaign finance reform. But his plan is delayed when a photographer catches Sam giving a gift to his call girl friend. Meanwhile, C.J. worries that she’s being marginalized for her recent mistakes and Josh clashes with Joey. | | Special Guest Stars: Marlee Matlin as Joey Lucas, | Guest Stars: David Huddleston as Max Lobell, Reiko Aylesworth as Janine, Austin Pendleton as Barry Haskell, Lawrence Pressman as Ken Cochran, Lisa Edelstein as Laurie, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Thom Gossom, Jr. as Ted Mitchell, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Renee Estevez as Nancy, Bill O'Brien (1) as Kenny Thurman, | Co-Guest Stars: Bruce Wright as Ross Kassenbach, Don Chastain as Reporter #2, Conrad Bachmann as Ken Kato, Justin Colvin as Rodney, Sherry Houston (1) as Dan Larsen, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Kim Webster as Ginger, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, M. G. Mills (1) as Rob Konrad, Peter James Smith (3) as Ed, William Duffy (2) as Larry | Director: Don Scardino
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - What Kind of Day Has It Been? (May/17/2000) | | Bartlet and the staff prepare for a town meeting with college students while dealing with getting an American pilot, who was shot down in Iraqi territory, home before he’s captured. Toby’s brother is involved in a potential disaster on an orbiting space shuttle. Josh works to convince the Vice President to change his stance on campaign finance reform. Later, as Bartlet and the staff leave the meeting, bullets begin to fly. | | Special Guest Stars: John Amos as Percy Fitzwallace, Tim Matheson as John Hoynes, | Guest Stars: Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Jorja Fox as Gina Toscano, Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, Suzy Nakamura as Cathy, Michael O'Neill as Ron Butterfield, | Co-Guest Stars: George McDaniel as Officer #2, Steven M. Gagnon as Officer #1, Derek Triplett as Mikey, Emidio Antonio as Lou, Linda Burden-Williams as Moderator, Christopher Dukes as Phil, Larry Stahoviak as Steve, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Kim Webster as Ginger, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Charles Noland as Steve, Ralph Meyering, Jr. as Tom, Lisa Croisette as Patty | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 23 :02x01 - In the Shadow of Two Gunmen: Part 1 (Oct/04/2000) | | As the staff awaits the news on the condition of Bartlet and Josh after the shooting, they reflect on how Josh, Sam, and Toby became involved in the campaign years ago. Meanwhile, the media demands details on the shooting while the staff deals with a military crisis in Iraq after a fighter pilot's aircraft is downed. | | Special Guest Stars: Stockard Channing as Abbey Bartlet, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Tim Matheson as John Hoynes, | Guest Stars: Andy Umberger as Cal Mathis, Pamela Gordon as Tracy, Peter White (2) as Jack Gage, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, Michael O'Neill as Ron Butterfield, Jorja Fox as Gina Toscano, Anna Deavere Smith (2) as Nancy McNally, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Daniel Von Bargen as General Jack Shannon, Michael Bryan French (1) as Hospital Administrator, Jim Ortlieb as Dr. Benjamin Keller, Ernie Lively as Mr. Loch, Jody Wood as Mr. Cameron, | Co-Guest Stars: Carlos Cervantes as Bobby, Civilian Advisor, Juan A. Riojas as Agent #2, Sean Moran as Dr. Holbrook, Ming Lo as Dr. David Lee Clancy, David Ursin (1) as Bartender, Robyn Pedretti as Candy, Senator's Aide, Jane Lynch as Lucy, Reporter, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Kim Webster as Ginger, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt, Mindy Seeger as Chris, Ivan Allen as Roger Salier, TV Anchor, Willie Gault (2) as Agent Madsen, Elijah Mahar (1) as Agent Dixon, Dafidd McCracken as Agent #1, Bradley James as Donnie, Agent #3, Al Twanmo as Agent Cho, Derek Coleman as Agent #4, Rhonda Stubbins White as Dr. Whitaker, Carol Kiernan as Doctor, Dan Gunther as Doctor #1, Maria McCann (1) as Nurse, Trisha Simmons as Nurse Debbie, Ted Garcia as TV Reporter, Matthew Robert Gottlieb (1) as Military Aide, Thomas Spencer as Aide #3, Andy Milder as Senator's Aide, Victor McCay as Henry, Kat Sawyer-Young as Sam's Secretary, V. Kim Blish as Volleyball Player, Scott Parrott as Paramedic #1, Sunita Koshy as Paramedic #2, Shawn Woodyard as Paramedic #3, Chad Knight as Paramedic #4, Tanya Linette Smith as Paramedic #5, Kivi Rogers as Paramedic #6, Garrison Hershberger as Jerry, Peter Birkenhead as Steven, Jerry Sroka as Reporter, Jenny Buchanan as Questioner #1, Harris Laskawy (1) as Questioner #2, Randy Brooks (1) as Arthur Leeds (as Randolph Brooks) | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 24 :02x02 - In the Shadow of Two Gunmen: Part 2 (Oct/04/2000) | | Now that the shooter has been taken into custody, the target of his shooting is revealed to be Charlie, not Bartlet as the staff assumed. Meanwhile, the staff awaits news on Josh's condition and reflects back on how C.J. and Donna became involved with the campaign. | | Special Guest Stars: Stockard Channing as Abbey Bartlet, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, | Guest Stars: Peter White (2) as Jack Gage, Allen Garfield as Roger Becker, Jody Wood as Mr. Cameron, Ernie Lively as Mr. Loch, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, Michael O'Neill as Ron Butterfield, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Grace Zabriskie as Isobel, | Co-Guest Stars: Larry Carroll (1) as TV Announcer, Sean Moran as Dr. Holbrook (as Sean Morgan), Richard Saxton as Boston Anchor, Lauri Hendler as Lawyer, Warner Saunders as Chicago Anchor, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Garret Wright as Skinhead, Penny Griego as D.C. Anchor, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie Witt, Randy Brooks (1) as Arthur Leeds (as Randolph Brooks), Charles Noland as Steve, Reporter, Harris Mann as Lawyer #2, Andy Brewster as Isobel's Assistant, Chad McKnight as Aide #5 | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 25 :02x03 - The Midterms (Oct/18/2000) | | In the aftermath of the shooting, Josh continues to recover from his bullet wounds while the staff prepares for the upcoming midterm congressional elections. C.J., knowing how the staff was affected psychologically, deflects press questions about the mood in the White House. After Charlie learns more about the shooting, he begins to pull away from Bartlet and Zoey. Meanwhile, Sam encourages a friend to run for congress, and Bartlet keeps an eye on a school board election in New Hampshire. | | Guest Stars: Claire Yarlett as Jenna Jacobs, Alfonso Freeman as Andrew Mackintosh, Rebecca Creskoff as Sarah Jordan, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Elisabeth Moss (1) as Zoey Bartlet, James Denton as Tom Jordan (as Jamie Denton), | Co-Guest Stars: Franc Ross as Sonny Saunders, Alan McRae as Gary With A "G", Jesse Corti as Dave Stewart, Myles Kilpatrick as Jeffrey Mackintosh (as Myles Killpatrick), Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, William Duffy (2) as Larry, Kim Webster as Ginger, Peter James Smith (3) as Ed | Director: Alex Graves
Writer: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 26 :02x04 - In This White House (Oct/25/2000) | | After outdoing Sam on a television program, Bartlet offers to hire Ainsley Hayes, a Republican adviser, as assistant White House counsel, despite being from the Republican party. However, Bartlet's offer shocks the rest of the staff and causes resentment to build. Meanwhile, Toby and Josh attend a summit concerning the cost and availability of AIDS medication in the African countries that need it the most. | | Special Guest Stars: Emily Procter as Ainsley Hayes, | Guest Stars: Michael Cavanaugh as Pharmaceutical Company Executive, Brigid Brannagh as Harriet, Michael Chinyamurindi as Nimbala's Interpreter, Len Cariou as Alan Damson, Pharmaceutical Company Leader, Tom Gallop as Bruce, Ted McGinley as Mark Gottfried, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Zakes Mokae as President "Ned" Nimbala, Sam Jaeger as Bill Kelley, | Co-Guest Stars: Lorenzo Callender as George, Jerry Sroka as Reporter #1, Bill Stevenson as Jaworski, Charles Noland as Steve, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Randy Brooks (1) as Arthur Leeds (as Randolph Brooks), Kim Webster as Ginger, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie, Mindy Seeger as Chris, Tracy McCubbin as Lilly, Sean Patrick Murphy (1) as Floor Manager, Tom Hall (1) as Officer, Molly Schaffer as Aide | Director: Ken Olin
Story: Allison Abner, Peter Parnell | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 27 :02x05 - And It's Surely to Their Credit (Nov/01/2000) | | Ainsley Hayes has a rough first day as new White House counsel after she receives her first assignment: clean up after two staffers who gave an inaccurate testimony before the House. Her day isn't made any easier when she gets a less then welcome response from the staff and is later humiliated by two other staffers, Mark Brookline and Steve Joyce. Meanwhile, Josh's insurance denies his claims for his recent medical bills and Sam urges Josh to sue the shooters -- which happens to be the Ku Klux Klan. | | Special Guest Stars: Stockard Channing as Abbey Bartlet, John Larroquette as Lionel Tribbey, | Guest Stars: Paul Perri as Steve Joyce, Steven Flynn (1) as Mark Brookline, Daniel Roebuck as Lt. Buckley, Tom Bower (1) as Ed Barrie, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Emily Procter as Ainsley Hayes, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, | Co-Guest Stars: Jack Shearer as Engineer, Karen Lockhart as OEOB Staffer, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Bradley James as Donnie, Kim Webster as Ginger | Director: Christopher Misiano
Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin, Kevin Falls, Laura Glasser | | | |
| 28 :02x06 - The Lame Duck Congress (Nov/08/2000) | | Sam, Josh, Toby and Bartlet consider calling back Congress from their winter holiday break in order to push through a nuclear test-ban treaty. A drunken Ukrainian leader shows up at the White House demanding a meeting with President Bartlet. Meanwhile, Donna attempts to get the President to back legislation on stress injuries; Sam reluctantly works with Ainsley Hayes; and C.J. argues with Danny over him wanting access to the President for an exclusive story. | | Special Guest Stars: Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, | Guest Stars: Mike Starr as Tony Marino, Brian Stepanek as Senator's Aide #2, Tegan West as Peter, David Kaufman as Bob Fowler, Richard Tanner as Joe Fox, Wayne Wilderson as Senator's Aide #3, Emily Procter as Ainsley Hayes, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Eugene Lazarev as Vasily Konanov, | Co-Guest Stars: Sima Kostov as Russian Woman, Amy Turner as Waitress, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Charles Noland as Steve, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie | Director: Jeremy Kagan
Story: Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr. | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 29 :02x07 - The Portland Trip (Nov/15/2000) | | The President takes a late night flight to Portland the night before an education speech. Sam goes along with the President because Bartlet is having trouble getting the speech right, and Toby goes along as well to help Sam. C.J. is also forced to go after she criticized Notre Dame, Bartlet's alma mater. Meanwhile back in Washington, Josh argues with gay Congressman Matt Skinner over a bill prohibiting same-sex marriages, while Leo keeps an eye on a crisis in the Persian Gulf. Margaret worries that Leo might be tempted to drink again after he is served divorce papers. | | Special Guest Stars: Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, | Guest Stars: Charley Lang (2) as Matt Skinner, Michael Tomlinson as Congressman, Gregg Daniel as Steve Adamley, Emily Procter as Ainsley Hayes, David Graf (1) as Colonel Mark Chase, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, | Co-Guest Stars: Richard Hoyt Miller (1) as Air Force One Stewart, Don Chastain as Reporter #2, Timothy Dale Agee as Air Force One Stewart, Michael Cunio as Adamley's Aide, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Jana Lee Hamblin as Bobbi, Reporter #1, Randy Brooks (1) as Arthur Leeds (as Randolph Brooks) | Director: Paris Barclay
Story: Paul Redford | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 30 :02x08 - Shibboleth (Nov/22/2000) | | As Thanksgiving rapidly approaches, Bartlet must decide what to do with 83 Chinese citizens who stowed away on a ship bound for California in order to seek asylum from religious persecution. C.J. has her own minor crisis to deal with when she is forced to chose one of the two turkeys that will receive a Presidential "pardon". Meanwhile, Toby encourages the President to appoint Leo's sister to an education post despite Leo's objections; Josh, Sam and Toby make plans to watch the football game; and Charlie is sent out to find the perfect knife for Bartlet to use for Thanksgiving dinner. | | Guest Stars: Sam Anderson as John LaSalle, Annie Corley as Mary Marsh, F. William Parker as Reverend Al Caldwell, Deborah Hedwall as Josephine McGarry, Ph.D., Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, Henry O as Jhin Wei, | Co-Guest Stars: Cameron Daddo as Aide #2, Ivar Brogger (1) as Aide #1, Al Rodrigo as Commander Cale, John Prosky as Aide #4, John Mariano as Bertram, Jonah Rooney as Morton Horn, Joe D'Angerio as Joseph Russo, Sharon Omi as Gardner, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Kim Webster as Ginger, Charles Noland as Steve, Reporter #1, Timothy Davis-Reed (1) as Mark, Reporter #2, Rich Cooper (1) as Aide #3 | Director: Laura Innes
Story: Patrick Caddell | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 31 :02x09 - Galileo (Nov/29/2000) | | As Bartlet prepares to speak to thousands of elementary students as the Galileo probe approaches Mars, major problems begin to pop up, including a missing F-15 fighter pilot, a fire inside a Russian nuclear missile silo, and the loss of contact with the Galileo probe. Meanwhile, Josh and Donna work together to decide whose face will appear on the newest postage stamp; and C.J. and Sam accompany Bartlet to a concert where they run awkward situations with people they've tried to avoid. | | Guest Stars: John Carroll Lynch (1) as Jack Reese, Charlotte Cornwell as Russian Ambassador Nadia Kozlowski, Troy Ruptash as Scott Tate, Allison Smith as Mallory O'Brien, Colm Feore as Tad Whitney, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, | Co-Guest Stars: Nigel Gibbs as Aide #2, Duffy Epstein as Aide #1, Nina Hodoruk as Military Aide, Tom Hall (1) as Officer Mike, Matthew Dickens as Benny, Man #3, John Leslie Wolfe as Man #2, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Molly Schaffer as Staffer, Ann Lim as Staff Aide, Steve Shih as Man #1 | Director: Alex Graves
Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Kevin Falls | | | |
| 32 :02x10 - Noël (Dec/20/2000) | | Christmas has arrived at The White House but Josh's lack of holiday spirit forces Leo to ask Josh to consult with a doctor who specializes in helping trauma victims. Meanwhile, President Bartlet decides that he wants to sign his Christmas cards by hand -- all 100,000 of them. Sam confronts the Energy Secretary after he advocates the use of federal oil reserves. Elsewhere, C.J. becomes interested in a elderly female tourist who has a strange reaction to French painting and sets out to find the story behind the painting. | | Special Guest Stars: Yo-Yo Ma as Himself, Adam Arkin as Stanley Keyworth, | Guest Stars: Carlos Cervantes as Bobby, Paxton Whitehead as Bernard Thatch, Daniel Von Bargen as Air Force General Ken Shannon, Gregory Alan Williams as Robbie Mosley (as Gregalan Williams), | Co-Guest Stars: Greg Wrangler as Secret Service Agent, Robert Noble as Valet, Michael Crider as David Housman, Eric Payne as Secret Service Agent (as Eric A. Payne), Purva Bedi as Kaytha Trask, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie, Jana Lee Hamblin as Reporter Bobbi, Timothy Davis-Reed (1) as Reporter Mark, Deborah Snipes as Staffer, Etyl Leder as Rebecca Housman | Director: Thomas Schlamme
Story: Peter Parnell | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 33 :02x11 - The Leadership Breakfast (Jan/10/2001) | | With Congress reconvening, the White House plans a bi-partisan "leadership breakfast". To do so, Toby has to meet with Ann Stark, the Senate Majority Leader's chief of staff, to work out the details. Meanwhile, Sam wants to move the media briefing room out of the White House; and after Leo, Donna and Sam embarrass themselves in front of a columnist, Leo asks Josh to apologize for him. | | Special Guest Stars: Felicity Huffman as Ann Stark, | Guest Stars: Corbin Bernsen as Congressman Henry Shallick, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, | Co-Guest Stars: Kevin Fry (1) as Staff Aide #2, Bruce Winant as Henry Hanson, Marc Goldsmith as Staff Aide #1, Rhonda Overby as Reporter, Tom McCarthy (1) as Senator Randall Thomas, Tim Williams (1) as Craig, Reporter, Patrick Falls as Billy, Steward, Dude Walker as Simon, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, William Duffy (2) as Staffer Larry, Peter James Smith (3) as Staffer Ed, Kim Webster as Ginger, Lesley D. Van Arsdall as Reporter, Ivan Allen as Newscaster Roger Salier, Charles Noland as Steve | Director: Scott Winant
Story: Paul Redford | Teleplay: Aaron Sorkin | | | |
| 34 :02x12 - The Drop-In (Jan/24/2001) | | Leo continues to try to get President Bartlet to back the expensive missile defense system while the President fulfills his Chief Diplomat duties by welcoming foreign ambassadors to the U.S., including the charming Lord John Marbury. Meanwhile, C.J. is sent out to convince a comedian to decline an invitation to a dinner in which the President will be in attendance. Elsewhere, Sam is enraged when Toby adds a "drop-in" to Sam's seemingly perfect speech without his consent. | | Special Guest Stars: Roger Rees as Lord John Marbury, | Guest Stars: Rocky Carroll as Corey Sykes, Robert Clotworthy as Tom, David Graf (1) as Colonel Mark Chase, Kathryn Joosten as Delores Landingham, Renee Estevez as Nancy, NiCole Robinson as Margaret, | Co-Guest Stars: Erik Holland (1) as Peter Hans, Alberto Isaac as Tada Sumatra, Jodie Hanson as Caprice, Eric Payne as Secret Service Agent (as Eric A. Payne), Eliott Goretsky as Staffer, Elkin Antoniou as Alice, Bartender (as Elkin Antoniou G), Brian Watt as Staffer, Melissa Fitzgerald as Carol Fitzpatrick, Kim Webster as Ginger, Devika Parikh as Bonnie, Tom Hall (1) as Mike, Officer, Kris Murphy (1) as Katie, | |
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