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"The West Wing" 20 Hours in America (2002)


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Writers:
Aaron Sorkin (creator)
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Original Air Date:
25 September 2002 (Season 4, Episode 1)
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After Bartlet gives a campaign speech at an Indiana farm, Josh, Toby and Donna are left behind by the... more | add synopsis

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Runtime:
USA:43 min (part 1) | Germany:42 min (part 2)
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Sam tells Mallory, "Good writers borrow from other writers. Great writers steal outright." This is a variation on a quotation by Pablo Picasso: "Good artists copy. Great artists steal." (Ironically, one of Sorkin's lines from this episode ("Every time we think we've measured our capacity to meet a challenge, we look up and we are reminded that that capacity may well be limitless") was plagiarized during an NBC sports feature airing directly before the 2006 Kentucky Derby. The freelance writer who wrote the line was fired. more
Quotes:
C.J. Cregg: [quoting a radio show host] "This is another sign that Abbey Bartlet is a liberal elitist feminist."
Bruno Gianelli: Elitist feminist? You can't do that to the English language.
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References "Lost in Space" (1965) more
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