The Bartlet Administration tries to pass a weak gun bill but is “Five Votes Down” in Congress which leads to some leash pulling and a vice-presidential victory.

The Bartlet Administration tries to pass a weak gun bill but is “Five Votes Down” in Congress which leads to some leash pulling and a vice-presidential victory.
Ben grapples with his deception as Paul and Ted execute a daring plan to infiltrate Zava.
Read moreMcKenzie Brackman is back on the case.
Read moreIs it a good surprise? No. What does it mean for Salazar, Paul, and the rest of the team?
Read morePresident Bartlet debates the merits of “A Proportional Response.”
Read moreIn the words of Joshua Lyman: “Thanks, boss.” Thank you for being indelible.
Read moreThe staff gets a new media consultant and the day ends in tragedy in “Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc.”
Read moreJoshua Lyman and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. Sadly, the first of many. But can we honestly call this one a bad day? Read (and watch along with me) to find out.
Read moreWith the team separated, the show begins to feel bloated and disjointed when stacked against previous episodes.
Read moreOr maybe two new threats, depending on how one looks at it.
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