Post by Admin on Jul 20, 2003 0:50:05 GMT
From TVGuide.com:
Sam heads out to California to begin his campaign, leaving Toby in need of speechwriting help. Sam's suggestion: Will Bailey (Joshua Malina). Meanwhile, a celebrated female fighter pilot is about to be dishonorably discharged after having been caught having an affair, and women's groups (not to mention the women in the White House men's lives) want the president to do something about it. And Donna asks Josh to find out if Cdr. Jack Reese (Christian Slater) likes her.
From NBC:
Sam (Rob Lowe) packs up to begin his California campaign and refers talented campaign manager Will (Joshua Malina) to Toby (Richard Schiff) who reviews Will's speechwriting skills. Elsewhere, C.J. (Allison Janney) duels with a reporter who's upset over his new press room seat assignment.
From Warner Bros.:
Sam prepares his California congressional campaign and refers talented campaign manager Will Bailey (Joshua Malina) to Toby for a review of Will's speechwriting skills. Meanwhile, C.J. clashes with a reporter who is upset over his new pressroom seat assignment.
Rob Lowe is leaving "The West Wing" tonight without knowing if his character will get elected to Congress.
Sam heads out to California to begin his campaign, leaving Toby in need of speechwriting help. Sam's suggestion: Will Bailey (Joshua Malina). Meanwhile, a celebrated female fighter pilot is about to be dishonorably discharged after having been caught having an affair, and women's groups (not to mention the women in the White House men's lives) want the president to do something about it. And Donna asks Josh to find out if Cdr. Jack Reese (Christian Slater) likes her.
From NBC:
Sam (Rob Lowe) packs up to begin his California campaign and refers talented campaign manager Will (Joshua Malina) to Toby (Richard Schiff) who reviews Will's speechwriting skills. Elsewhere, C.J. (Allison Janney) duels with a reporter who's upset over his new press room seat assignment.
From Warner Bros.:
Sam prepares his California congressional campaign and refers talented campaign manager Will Bailey (Joshua Malina) to Toby for a review of Will's speechwriting skills. Meanwhile, C.J. clashes with a reporter who is upset over his new pressroom seat assignment.
Rob Lowe is leaving "The West Wing" tonight without knowing if his character will get elected to Congress.
Lowe leaves 'West Wing' for whatever's next"
by Dave Mason
November 27, 2002
Ventura County Star
by Dave Mason
November 27, 2002
Ventura County Star