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The West Wing

Season 3

The West Wing - Season 3

2001

Drama

TV Season

Season 3 - Inside the lives of staffers in the west wing of the White House. (imdb)

The West Wing - Season 3

2001

Drama

TV Season

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Isaac and Ishmael (2001)

Special post-9/11 episode where high school students ask questions about terrorists.

Manchester: Part I (2001)

The staff is hunkered down in the Bartlets' hometown of Manchester, N.H., where they work with political consultants on the president's official announcement that he'll be seeking a second term. (imdb)

Manchester: Part II (2001)

With the staff all bickering with one another in Manchester and with the president sniping at everyone, the second-term announcement speech is locked. (imdb)

Ways and Means (2001)

When a prosecutor begins investigating Bartlet's failure to disclose his illness to the staff, C.J. cunningly reveals clues to the press that could force Rollins to be ousted and replaced by someone more favorable to the administration. (imdb)

On the Day Before (2001)

As a State Department dinner nears, Bartlet boldly vetoes the "death tax" bill, but his staff must scramble when they learn that the House of Representatives has enough votes to immediately override the veto. (imdb)

War Crimes (2001)

After a fatal shooting in Texas, the president asks Hoynes to go down there and speak out for gun control, in spite of his history opposing it. Donna makes a gaffe in front of the Congressional committee. Leo argues with an old friend about the creation of an international war crimes tribunal. (imdb)

Gone Quiet (2001)

When the military loses contact with a submarine in hostile waters, the President must choose between risking the lives of the crew and provoking North Korea. CJ relishes the Majority Leader's flubbing of an interview. Babbish informs Abby that she is the weak link in the President's legal defense. (imdb)

The Indians in the Lobby (2001)

While Bartlet worries about where he will be on Thanksgiving - and how to best cook a gourmet turkey - C.J. meets with two Native Americans, Maggie and Jack, who are camped in the White House lobby. (imdb)

The Women of Qumar (2001)

C.J. cannot control her outrage when the US agrees to an arms sale to Qumar, a country that brutally abuses women; Josh meets with Amy Gardner, a leading women's group lobbyist; The content of a Smithsonian exhibit draws protest from a veterans' group; Leo and the President discuss options when the possibility of a Mad Cow infection strikes the U.S. beef industry. (imdb)

Bartlet for America (2001)

Leo fears the worst when he testifies in the congressional investigation into Bartlet's lack of public disclosure about his illness. Flashbacks reveal the background of Bartlet's decision, when he was governor, (imdb)

H. Con-172 (2002)

Leo defiantly rejects the Congressional Oversight Committee's offer of a public censure of Bartlet that would finally bring an end to the investigation and spare Leo of any possible personal repercussions. (imdb)

100,000 Airplanes (2002)

While the White House staff works intensely on Bartlet's crucial State of the Union speech, Bartlet suddenly demands the inclusion of a passage that ambitiously promises a crusade to cure cancer within 10 years. (imdb)

The Two Bartlets (2002)

Toby is concerned when President Bartlett forgoes an opportunity to speak out in favor of affirmative action during the Iowa caucuses and confronts the President on the real reasons underlying his Dr. Jekyl & Uncle Fluffy personality shifts. Meanwhile Josh makes plans for a vacation with Amy and then must cancel them. (imdb)

Night Five (2002)

Josh covertly brings a psychiatrist to the white house to meet with the President who has been unable to sleep for five days. (imdb)

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Hartsfield's Landing (2002)

Bartlet engages both Sam and Toby in intricate chess matches that mirror the wily game of brinksmanship that Bartlet is playing with the Chinese, who are conducting war games in the Taiwan Strait. (imdb)

Dead Irish Writers (2002)

Bartlet receives another visit from decorous British Ambassador Lord John Marbury, who argues against Bartlet's meeting with a murderous Irish terrorist. (imdb)

The U.S. Poet Laureate (2002)

Bartlet makes a disparaging comment about a potential Republican nominee after a television interview, not realizing that he is still being recorded. For days, C.J. must control the scandal. (imdb)

Stirred (2002)

When a large truck carrying uranium fuel rods crashes in a remote Idaho tunnel, Bartlet's staff prepares for a potential environmental--or terrorist--crisis. (imdb)

Enemies Foreign and Domestic (2002)

A meeting with the new Russian president becomes politically dangerous when surveillance photos show Russia building a nuclear reactor in Iran. C.J. is assigned Secret Service protection after receiving death threats. (imdb)

The Black Vera Wang (2002)

The President and Leo deal with reports of a planned terrorist attack, but more shocking is who is behind it. Sam receives an anonymous package with bad implications for the campaign. C.J. chafes under her Secret Service protection. (imdb)

We Killed Yamamoto (2002)

Bartlet agonizes over whether to forfeit the principle of diplomatic immunity for a Middle Eastern official who is known to be plotting terrorism. Josh debates with his lover, feminist activist Amy Gardner, over a key welfare reform bill. (imdb)

Posse Comitatus (2002)

Bartlet makes a life-or-death decision regarding a foreign diplomat who is a known terrorist. He ponders the situation during a charity benefit performance of a Shakespeare play about another conflicted leader, Henry VI. (imdb)

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