The West Wing goes under lock down as a suspected terrorist is found to be working at the White House. Stuck with a group of high school students who were visiting the White House, the ... See full summary »
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A drama about one of New York's most prestigious ad agencies at the beginning of the 1960s, focusing on one of the firm's most mysterious but extremely talented ad executives, Donald Draper.
Stars:
Jon Hamm,
Elisabeth Moss,
Vincent Kartheiser
Marine Sergeant Nicholas Brody returns home eight years after going missing in Iraq. Carrie Mathison, a driven CIA officer, suspects he might be plotting an attack on America.
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Stars:
Kelsey Grammer,
Connie Nielsen,
Hannah Ware
The West Wing goes under lock down as a suspected terrorist is found to be working at the White House. Stuck with a group of high school students who were visiting the White House, the staffers, President Bartlet, and the First Lady all debate the issues regarding terrorism. Meanwhile, Leo sits in on the questioning of the terrorist suspect and learns a lesson about our perceptions of terrorists. Written by
timdalton007
This episode was written and filmed in less than two weeks as the show's reaction to the terrorist attacks on the USA of 11 September 2001. The episode was not written to be part of the show's continuity. See more »
Goofs
An information caption listed at the beginning of this episode indicates that the scene is taking place in the FBI field office in Burlington, Vermont. The FBI does not have a field office at that location. It is only a resident agency and jurisdiction for Burlington, Vermont rests with the official FBI field office in Albany, New York. See more »
The episode was preceded by an introduction by the main cast members explaining the rationale behind the episode and how it does not reflect the continuity of the series. See more »
Airing three weeks after 9/11, and a specific response to that event. The regular story lines are dropped, as Josh and Donna (with drop-ins from the rest of the cast) try to explain Islamic terrorism to a group of high school contest winners, while they're all in White House lockdown because of a security alert. Leo interrogates a suspect (Ajay Naidu - OFFICE SPACE). His racist judgments, and Ajay's relative tolerance, are striking. Compelling narratives from Toby, Sam, Charlie, and Abbey, with humor provided by Jed. Josh almost "networks" one particularly bright student (Josh Zuckerman - SEX DRIVE), but instead tells him to just keep on doing what he's doing. It's just a dumb TV show...but it feels like much more. In this world, that may be as close to "truth" as anyone ever gets.
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Airing three weeks after 9/11, and a specific response to that event. The regular story lines are dropped, as Josh and Donna (with drop-ins from the rest of the cast) try to explain Islamic terrorism to a group of high school contest winners, while they're all in White House lockdown because of a security alert. Leo interrogates a suspect (Ajay Naidu - OFFICE SPACE). His racist judgments, and Ajay's relative tolerance, are striking. Compelling narratives from Toby, Sam, Charlie, and Abbey, with humor provided by Jed. Josh almost "networks" one particularly bright student (Josh Zuckerman - SEX DRIVE), but instead tells him to just keep on doing what he's doing. It's just a dumb TV show...but it feels like much more. In this world, that may be as close to "truth" as anyone ever gets.