The West Wing
2006X-RayTV-14
For nearly eight years, President Josiah Bartlet has led the most powerful nation on earth. Now, as Bartlet's time in the White House comes to an end, two formidable men vie for the Presidency: Arnold Vinick, a Republican senator from California, and three-term Houston Democratic Congressman Matthew Santos.
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Episodes (22)
- 1. The TicketThis video is currently unavailableSeptember 24, 200543minTV-14
Josh is surprised when Leo is criticized as Santos' running mate. The White House Counsel (OLIVER PLATT) discusses a leak investigation with C.J. Donna approaches Josh for a job. - 2. The Mommy ProblemThis video is currently unavailableOctober 1, 200543minTV-14
A grand jury investigates a White House military leak. The campaign's focus changes to national security. Vinick handles the issue while Santos aligns himself with Bartlet. - 3. Message of the WeekThis video is currently unavailableOctober 8, 200543minTV-14
Vinick undermines Santos by targeting immigration issues -- a topic Santos had previously avoided. A National Security Agency agent briefs Vinick about a situation in Kazakhstan. - 4. Mr. FrostThis video is currently unavailableOctober 15, 200542minTV-14
Staff members testify in the military shuttle leak investigation. C.J. runs the office almost by herself. Trouble occurs in the Middle East, threatening Bartlet's peace plan. - 5. Here TodayThis video is currently unavailableOctober 22, 200543minTV-14
After answering questions from the White House Counsel, Toby retains counsel. Josh realizes that the Santos campaign workers are inexperienced and makes some tough decisions. - 6. The Al Smith DinnerThis video is currently unavailableOctober 29, 200543minTV-14
A third-party attack on Santos brings unwanted attention to both his and Vinick's stance on abortion. Meanwhile, Will gets a promotion. - 7. The DebateThis video is currently unavailableNovember 5, 200544minTV-14
In a "West Wing" first, the series broadcasts an episode originally performed live featuring a tension-packed debate between the two Presidential candidates. - 8. UndecidedsThis video is currently unavailableDecember 3, 200543minTV-14
Santos visits a Los Angeles African-American family whose child was shot by a Latino police officer. C.J. manages a crisis between China and Kazakhstan. - 9. The WeddingThis video is currently unavailableDecember 10, 200543minTV-14
On the eve of Ellie's White House wedding, a military situation in Central Asia takes Bartlet away from the rehearsal. As Santos trails Vinick, he, Josh and Leo strategize. - 10. Running MatesThis video is currently unavailableJanuary 7, 200644minTV-14
Leo struggles through debate practice and makes Josh and Lou (JANEANE GAROFALO) extremely nervous. Meanwhile, Santos gets a brief respite from the campaign trail to see his family. - 11. Internal DisplacementThis video is currently unavailableJanuary 14, 200643minTV-14
As C.J. negotiates a deal between Russia and China, embarrassing information about Bartlet surfaces. Josh pressures the White House to let Santos announce a research lab in Texas. - 12. Duck and CoverThis video is currently unavailableJanuary 21, 200643minTV-14
Bartlet deals with a possible nuclear reactor meltdown. The candidates struggle to deal with the situation. Kate monitors the battle between Russia and China over Kazakhstan. - 13. The ColdThis video is currently unavailableMarch 11, 200643minTV-14
After the nuclear scare, Vinick falters, and Santos gains. Josh and Donna share a moment. Military forces from China and Russia face off over a tense situation in Kazakhstan. - 14. Two Weeks OutThis video is currently unavailableMarch 18, 200643minTV-14
As the end of the campaign nears, the candidates feel the burden more than ever. An interesting, unexpected twist gives Vinick an opportunity to damage the Santos campaign. - 15. Welcome to Wherever You AreThis video is currently unavailableMarch 25, 200643minTV-14
The Attorney General pressures Toby to reveal his source on the shuttle leak. Santos' campaign bus is abuzz when rock star JON BON JOVI (himself) comes aboard and performs. - 16. Election DayThis video is currently unavailableApril 1, 200643minTV-14
The night before Election Day becomes even more meaningful for two staffers. Josh stresses over returns, while C.J. faces future job offers. Annabeth makes a startling discovery. - 17. Election Day, Part IIThis video is currently unavailableApril 8, 200643minTV-14
As the polls close, and results are tallied, emotions run high. Santos and Josh face the loss of their Vice Presidential candidate. Vinick disagrees with his campaign team. - 18. RequiemThis video is currently unavailableApril 15, 200643minTV-14
Bartlet and his current staff -- as well as some friends from the past -- come together for Leo's funeral. Santos must choose a new Vice President. Numerous guest stars appear. - 19. TransitionThis video is currently unavailableApril 22, 200644minTV-14
Controversy occurs when the President-Elect calls the president of China and espouses a different viewpoint from that of Bartlet. Josh chooses his deputy chief of staff. - 20. The Last HurrahThis video is currently unavailableApril 29, 200643minTV-PG
While Santos chooses his new Vice President, Helen (TERI POLO) is overwhelmed by the issues facing the new First Family. Vinick also deals with a new life after the election. - 21. Institutional MemoryThis video is currently unavailableMay 6, 200643minTV-PGAs the Bartlet administration prepares to transition into the Santos administration, C.J. confronts her choices. Will also finds himself in a position of uncertainty.
- 22. TomorrowThis video is currently unavailableMay 13, 200643minTV-PG
In the series finale, while Santos gears up for inauguration, outgoing President Bartlet, C.J. and others fondly look back on their time in the White House. ROB LOWE guest stars.
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