In This White House

L’episodio è andato in onda il 25 ott 2000
TV-14
1h

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Ted McGinley and Emily Procter in West Wing - Tutti gli uomini del Presidente (1999)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAfter a Republican commentator trounces Sam on television, President Bartlett decides to hire her over the objections of the staff. Josh and Toby mediate a conference between U.S. drug compa... Leggi tuttoAfter a Republican commentator trounces Sam on television, President Bartlett decides to hire her over the objections of the staff. Josh and Toby mediate a conference between U.S. drug companies and an African President whose country is dying of AIDS.After a Republican commentator trounces Sam on television, President Bartlett decides to hire her over the objections of the staff. Josh and Toby mediate a conference between U.S. drug companies and an African President whose country is dying of AIDS.

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Quiz
The number that displays on Ainsley's caller ID when the White House calls is (202) 456-1414. That is the real world telephone number of the White House switchboard.

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Ainsley's line during the debate about Kirkwood is different when replayed on the TV in her apartment.

Citazioni
Josh Lyman: Toby, come quick. Sam's getting his ass kicked by a girl.
Toby Ziegler: Ginger, get the popcorn.

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West Wing Main Title
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Written by W.G. Snuffy Walden
Performed by Pete Anthony

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Confirming Bartlet's character .

Here we have confirmation of a critical aspect of Bartlet's character: that he would surround himself with people whom he could trust to tell him the truth, even if that truth might be distasteful, rather than with sycophants who would feed him the information they thought he wanted to hear. The episode is a worthy follow-on from the series opening two-part premiere, with many strands visible apart from the main script. The obvious question was, if Bartlet wasn't the target, who was? The only convincing ones were Zöe and Charlie, although some of the administration assistants might just have scraped in. I guess we'll see in upcoming episodes just exactly who is responsible, and why.