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The West Wing :: Hartsfield's Landing (03x14)

Episode Information

Title:

Hartsfield's Landing

Episode #:

03x14

Production Number:

227215

Original Airdate:

Wednesday February 27th, 2002

*Also Known As:

Échec et mat ( France [France 2])

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FR (France 2)	Dec 30, 2004

Episode Crew
Director:	Vincent Misiano
Writer:	Aaron Sorkin

Episode Summary

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On the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Bartlet becomes involved in a game of military chess against China after the Chinese threaten to attack Taiwan. Meanwhile, Josh stresses over 42 votes in the small New Hampshire town of Hartsfield's Landing's election that typically predict the winner of the state's primary; and C.J. plays games with Charlie when she hides his copy of the President's daily schedule, leading to a inter-office war of tricks and mind games.

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Guest Stars

Guest Stars
•Anna Deavere Smith (2)	played	Nancy McNally	Recurring (10th appearance)
•Dennis Cockrum	played	Officer	Recurring (4th appearance)
•Gregory Alan Williams	played	Robbie Mosley	Recurring (8th appearance)
•James Hong	played	David	Recurring (second appearance)
•NiCole Robinson	played	Margaret	Recurring (46th appearance)
•Thomas Kopache	played	Bob Slattery	Recurring (second appearance)
•James Keane	played	Registrar of Voters
Co-Guest Stars
•Charles Noland	played	Steve	Recurring (21st appearance)
•J. P. Hubbell (1)	played	Agent	Recurring (first appearance)
•Jeff Mooring	played	Phil	Recurring (second appearance)
•Kris Murphy (1)	played	Katie	Recurring (20th appearance)
•Melissa Fitzgerald	played	Carol Fitzpatrick	Recurring (45th appearance)
•Mindy Seeger	played	Chris	Recurring (14th appearance)
•Peter James Smith (3)	played	Ed	Recurring (23rd appearance)
•Rick Cramer (1)	played	Officer	Recurring (third appearance)
•Timothy Davis-Reed (1)	played	Mark	Recurring (13th appearance)
•William Duffy (2)	played	Larry	Recurring (22nd appearance)
•Dan Sachoff	played	Reporter
•Jack Choy (1)	played	Civilian
•Lionel D. Carson	played	Tommy
•Matthew Yang King (1)	played	Staffer
•Teddy Lane, Jr.	played	Agent

Main Cast

•Martin Sheen	played	President Jed Bartlet
•John Spencer	played	Leo McGarry
•Allison Janney	played	Claudia Jean "C.J." Cregg
•Bradley Whitford	played	Josh Lyman
•Janel Moloney	played	Donna Moss
•Rob Lowe (1)	played	Sam Seaborn
•Richard Schiff	played	Toby Ziegler
•Stockard Channing	played	Abbey Bartlet
•Dule Hill	played	Charlie Young