Site hosted by Angelfire.com: Build your free website today!


Official
Episode
Videos



PAL VHS / Region 2 DVDs for Britain and
other countries can
now be ordered.
A special dvd player
is needed for
playback in the U.S.

Now Shipping!!
See details & links
to order them.

Courtesy:
The West Wing
Continuity Guide

 

 
Path: Home / Episode Guide / First Season Episodes
1-12 He Shall From Time to Time... - (January 12, 2000) -- 9:00 PM

From NBC:

CRISES ABOUND AS PRESIDENT TAKES A TUMBLE; OSCAR NOMINEE STOCKARD CHANNING GUEST-STARS -- The White House staff is in full crisis mode when President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) is found unconscious as he prepares for the State of the Union speech while the India-Pakistan border skirmish flares again when a fearful Pakistan gives its field commanders control of its nuclear arsenal.

While the President's condition is officially blamed on the flu, the First Lady (Oscar nominee and guest star Stockard Channing) knows better, and Toby (Richard Schiff) is too busy to notice as he polishes his boss' upcoming address.

Equally distracting is the inevitable disclosure of Leo's (John Spencer) former substance-abuse problem by political rivals, as well as the reappearance of the amusing Lord Marbury (guest star Roger Rees) -- a besotted ladies' man who doubles as a key adviser on the India-Pakistan conflict.

Despite the crises, C.J. (Allison Janney) and Mallory (guest star Allison Smith) express their romantic feelings about two very different men.

Bradley Whitford, Rob Lowe, Moira Kelly and Dule Hill also star.


West Wing Web Ring This West Wing site owned by J. W. Blevins
Join this Web Ring [ Previous 5 Sites | Previous | Next | Next 5 Sites ] [ Random Site | List Sites ]


 


  Season One

  Season Two

  Season Three

  Season Four:

  The West Wing Inquiry
  Mistakes List
  SiteMap
  Series Information
  Real World News
  The White House Poll
  Sign or View Guestbook
  About Us
  Remember 9/11
  West Wing Photographs


This site is BEST if viewed with 1024x768 resolution in Microsoft Explorer 6.0. The manner in which the information is presented is copyrighted by the site owner. Please report mistakes, ask questions, make comments or suggestions, etc. to jwb_02@hotmail.com. As for the information itself, quotations, etc. is copyright of John Wells Productions, et. al.