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The West Wing: Transition
(S07E19) Can I tell you how much I liked the
opening scene with Josh on the airplane, going to see Sam in L.A. to ask him to be Deputy Chief Of Staff? I liked that
Josh interrupted him in the middle of a law firm meeting (shades of "In The Shadow Of Two Gunmen"), and the
banter outside the building was just like old times. I really think it's odd -- really odd -- that Sam says nothing
about Leo or apologize for not being there (they should have at least mention that Sam had called), but I'm not going
to quibble with that. In my mind, he did call. While Josh tries to get Sam back in the White House, the President-Elect runs afoul of the President ...or does he?
The West Wing: Election Day
Did someone put
something in the water that the Santos campaign workers are drinking? Everyone's hooking up! Lou (Janeane Garofalo) and
the 23 year old campaign worker; two women who work on the staff; even...Josh and Donna! Yup, even they go off to Josh's
hotel ro...HOLY CRAP, LOOK AT JANEL MOLONEY IN HER UNDERWEAR!!...room. Later in the day Matt and his wife get into the
act, waiting for numbers to come in.Are they sure the title of this episode isn't "Erection Day"?
What will The West Wing do now?
By now you have probably heard about the death of
West Wing star John Spencer. Arguably, Spencer was the heart
and soul (and voice of reason) on the show, so filling the gap he leaves will not be easy.
Castmates and friends are still mourning his death, so they probably haven't even given any thought as to what they will do with the Leo McGarry character. But they will have to deal with the situation soon, and I have some thoughts on the subject and would like to hear yours as well.
West Wing actor John Spencer dead at 58 - BREAKING NEWS
The West Wing star John Spencer, who played Leo McGarry, died today in a Los Angeles
hospital of a heart attack, according to his publicist. Spencer played Chief of Staff to Martin Sheen's President Jeb
Bartlet. On the show, ironically, Spencer's character suffered a heart attack that forced him to give up his White
House gig. In a main storyline this season, though, his character had been tapped as a vice-presidential running mate
for Democratic hopeful Matt Santos, played by Jimmy Smits.
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