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The West Wing :: Duck And Cover (07x12)

Episode Information

Title:

Duck And Cover

Episode #:

07x12

Production Number:

2T6212

Original Airdate:

Sunday January 22nd, 2006

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9.5/10 (2 Votes cast)

Episode Crew
Director:	Christopher Misiano
Writer:	Eli Attie

Episode Summary

With the possibility of a nuclear reactor exploding in California, the presidential hopefuls struggle try to come up with a strategy to deal with the impending disaster while President Bartlet faces the problem as well. Meanwhile, Kate keeps close watch on Russia and China fighting over Kazakhstan.

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Guest Stars

Special Guest Stars
•Ron Silver	played	Bruno Gianelli	Recurring (14th appearance)
•Teri Polo	played	Helen Santos	Recurring (11th appearance)
Guest Stars
•Matthew Del Negro (1)	played	Bram	Recurring (10th appearance)
•Renee Estevez	played	Nancy	Recurring (41st appearance)
•Stephen Root	played	Bob Mayer	Recurring (5th appearance)
•J. K. Simmons	played	Harry Ravitch
•Michael Chieffo	played	Hayes
Co-Guest Stars
•Caroline Duncan (1)	played	Reporter #3 (Jane)	Recurring (third appearance)
•Ivan Allen	played	Roger Salier, Anchor #2	Recurring (22nd appearance)
•Joyce Guy	played	Santos Reporter #1	Recurring (10th appearance)
•Paul Rae	played	Reporter #2 (Walter)	Recurring (second appearance)
•Penny Griego	played	Anchor #1	Recurring (12th appearance)
•Sumalee Montano	played	Vinick Reporter #1	Recurring (second appearance)
•Timothy Davis-Reed (1)	played	Mark	Recurring (46th appearance)
•Adam Shulman	played	Youth Voter #1
•Emil Beheshti	played	Reporter #1
•John Hemphill	played	EPA Spokesman
•Matt Corboy	played	Asst. HHS Sect. Blieden
•Peggy Dunne	played	D.O.E. Spokeswoman
•Vanessa Lee Chester	played	Youth Voter #2 (Karen)

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
•Richard Schiff	played	Toby Ziegler
•Stockard Channing	played	Abbey Bartlet
•Dule Hill	played	Charlie Young
•Joshua Malina	played	Will Bailey
•Alan Alda	played	Senator Arnold Vinick
•Jimmy Smits	played	Matthew Santos
•Mary McCormack	played	Kate Harper
•Kristin Chenoweth	played	Annabeth Schott