The West Wing

President Josiah Bartlet is rushed to the hospital after being shot. Even though Bartlet undergoes surgery, his wound is not life threatening. But Josh sustained a bullet wound to the chest.

Josh awakens from a successful surgery.

The staff tries to pick up Democratic seats in Congress.

Bartlet orders Leo to offer a job to a political analyst.

Lone Republican staffer Ainsley Hayes has a tough first day.

Bartlet considers the extraordinary measure of calling the Senate together during its winter holiday in order to force a vote on a comprehensive nuclear test-ban treaty.

Bartlet deals with three issues during a flight to Portland.

Bartlet decides the fate of illegal immigrants.

While the Russian government claims an explosion in its country occurred at an oil refinery, evidence proves it happened at a nuclear facility.

At Christmas time, Leo hires a traumatologist to force Josh to confront his unacknowledged stress resulting from when he was shot.

Bartlet's staff prepares for a Presidential breakfast.

Leo fails to convince Bartlet of the merits of an expensive but unproven missile defense system.

Problems follow Bartlet's State of the Union speech.

Bartlet's order to rescue hostages risks a war.

Bartlet asks the Surgeon General to resign, but she refuses.

Sam tries to help a woman clear her father's reputation.

A stubborn Senator delays a vote for nine hours.

Toby confronts Bartlet over his multiple sclerosis.

Bartlet learns that his condition has legal consequences.

Toby informs C.J. about Bartlet's disease.

The staff debates how to disclose Barlet's condition.

Josh independently implements a rash plan to coerce wayward Democrats to support the administration's lawsuit against big tobacco companies. The military crisis in Haiti escalates.