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"The West Wing" What Kind of Day Has It Been? (2000)


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Overview

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9.1/10   99 votes
Director:
Thomas Schlamme
Writers:
Aaron Sorkin (creator)
Aaron Sorkin (writer)
Contact:
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Original Air Date:
17 May 2000 (Season 1, Episode 22)
Genre:
Drama more
Plot:
A stealth fighter is shot down over Iraq, leading to Bartlet ordering a military rescue as Toby worries... more | add synopsis

Cast

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Additional Details

Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Company:
thinkfilm more

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The last episode of the first season of all three of Aaron Sorkin's TV shows ("The West Wing" (1999), "Sports Night" (1998), and "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" (2006)) is entitled "What Kind of Day Has It Been?" more
Goofs:
Incorrectly regarded as goofs: At the town hall meeting, President Bartlet claims that his great-grandfather's great-grandfather, Josiah Bartlett, signed the Declaration of Independence. His name is spelled differently from the character on the show, but it's common for names to shift slightly in spelling over so many generations. more
Quotes:
President Josiah Bartlet: Phil, if it ends up Fitzwallace has to call this kid's parents, I swear to God I'm invading Baghdad. more

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