The West Wing

The White House senior members handle difficult situations.

Leo hires Mandy as a consultant to the President.

The President plots revenge on terrorists.

The staff has 72 hours to rescue a gun-control bill.

Leo's senior staff meet privately with fringe groups.

A mentally unbalanced woman climbs the White House fence.

The President and First Lady host a tense dinner.

The President embarrasses Hoynes during a cabinet meeting.

The President chooses his Supreme Court nominee.

Leo may have to resign because of his past substance abuse.

Bartlet asks an expert on India to help with a crisis.

The President is ill before the State of the Union Address.

Bartlet's position on gay rights is called into question.

The President contemplates commuting a federal sentence.

The Supreme Court Justice nominee is wrongfully arrested.

The President is asked to condemn an anti-gay bill.

The First Lady's public comments create problems for the President.

The Senate confirms Mendoza's appointment.

Mandy's inflammatory memo about Bartlet surfaces.

Armed with a new resolve to take chances, the Bartlet administration tackles the drug enforcement policy. Refusing to consider input from party leaders, the President announces his two nominations to the Federal Election Commission. His candidates believe in campaign finance reform--something unpopular with party leaders. And Toby meets with his ex-wife for advice.

Bartlet works to reform campaign finance by changing the makeup of the members on the Federal Campaign Commission. Sam's relationship with a prostitute is revealed. And new poll numbers indicate the President's approval rating is up 9 points.

Gunfire erupts, and it's unclear who's injured.