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Episode 300: ISAAC AND ISHMAEL
A special stand-alone episode, written in the aftermath of the tragic 9-11 terrorist attacks. Originally aired October 3, 2001.
Episode 301: MANCHESTER, PART I
As the President prepares to run for reelection, we learn more about the journey that brought him to this historic moment. Meanwhile CJ makes a potentially damaging statement to the press, the President grapples with a worsening situation in Haiti and the investigation into Bartlet's MS starts to affect the White House staff. (Season Premiere, part 1 of 2)
Episode 302: MANCHESTER, PART II
In preparation for his reelection announcement, the President brings on a veteran political strategist. CJ deals with the aftermath of her verbal gaffe, while the administration considers requests from a corrupt Haitian leader which may lead to peace. (Season Premiere, part 2 of 2)
Episode 303: WAYS AND MEANS
A special prosecutor is assigned to investigate Bartlet's failure to disclose his MS. Elsewhere, forest fires rage in Wyoming, and Donna considers a date with a charming Republican.
Episode 304: ON THE DAY BEFORE
Bartlet boldly vetoes an Estate Tax bill, but Congress threatens an immediate override; Leo and Josh attempt to persuade a Democratic governor from opposing Bartlet in his reelection efforts.
Episode 305: WAR CRIMES
The President asks his reluctant Vice President to speak at an anti-gun rally in Texas; Donna faces tough questions from a Congressional committee led by a former love interest.
Episode 306: GONE QUIET
An American spy sub goes missing in North Korean waters; the First Lady learns that her past malpractice suits may be an Achilles heel for the case against the President. Hal Hobrook guest stars.
Episode 307: THE INDIANS IN THE LOBBY
While Bartlet frets about where to spend Thanksgiving, CJ powwows with two Native Americans who are camped in the lobby.
Episode 308: THE WOMEN OF QUMAR
Staffers are stunned at CJ's emotional outburst concerning the administration's support of a Mideast country that abuses its women; Josh meets with a powerful women's caucus over the proposed language of a U.N. treaty banning prostitution, while the President grapples with the possibility of a Mad Cow epidemic.
Episode 309: BARTLET FOR AMERICA
The President personally investigates unsolved church bombings in the south; Leo offers potentially damaging testimony about Bartlet's decision not to reveal his MS to the public.
Episode 310: H.CON-172
A defiant Leo rejects an offer that would end the investigation of Bartlet's concealment of his illness and spare Leo possible personal repercussions; a tongue-tied Josh hatches a shameless scheme to meet socially with an attractive women's rights leader.
Episode 311: 100,000 AIRPLANES
As the staff labors over the President's crucial State of the Union speech, Bartlet suddenly demands a passage that promises a crusade to cure cancer within 10 years.
Episode 312: THE TWO BARTLETS
Josh must postpone his vacation to deal with protesters who have planted themselves in harm's way on the Puerto Rican island; CJ debates with Toby the merits of affirmative action, while Donna tries to get out of jury duty.
Episode 313: NIGHT FIVE
Bartlet consults a psychiatrist (guest star Adam Arkin) for a troubling sleep disorder; CJ lobbies to help secure the release of a White House reporter who's been taken hostage on assignment in the Congo.
Episode 314: HARTSFIELD'S LANDING
The President engages in a game of brinkmanship with the Chinese, who threaten to turn their war games in the Taiwan Strait into the real thing; Josh is edgy about all 42 votes cast in a tiny, remote New Hampshire burg that historically predict the winner of the day's crucial state primary.
Episode 315: DEAD IRISH WRITERS
At a White House party celebrating the First Lady's birthday, the President is visited by Ambassador Marbury who argues against Bartlet's meeting with a murderous Irish terrorist; Sam meets with a Senator who is blocking funding for a controversial superconductor project. Donna discovers that she's actually Canadian.
Episode 316: THE U.S. POET LAUREATE
The President is overheard making a disparaging comment to an open-mike about a potential Republican nominee; Toby tries to finesse the newly named Poet Laureate from speaking out against the United States' lack of support for a land-mines treaty. Josh is both repulsed and intrigued by the fact that he has his own fan-created Web site.
Episode 317: STIRRED
The crash of a truck bearing uranium fuel rods could pose an environmental — or terrorist — crisis; electoral strategy is stealthily mapped out that could include jettisoning Vice President Hoynes.
Episode 318: DOCUMENTARY SPECIAL
The producers of The West Wing present a documentary special celebrating the real players inside the White House — featuring interviews with former White House staffers David Gergen, Dee Dee Myers, Henry Kissinger, Leon Panetta and former Presidents Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, among others.
Episode 319: ENEMIES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Satellite photos reveal an Iranian nuclear bomb facility built with Russian technology; CJ makes a harsh public statement about the deaths of Saudi young girls, prompting Bartlet to assign her Secret Service protection.
Episode 320: THE BLACK VERA WANG
CJ chafes under the protective collar provided by a handsome but capable Secret Service agent; Toby plays hardball with network executives over future political convention TV coverage, and the President and his National Security staff scramble to head off a predicted terrorist attack.
Episode 321: WE KILLED YAMAMOTO
The President is torn over forfeiting the principle of diplomatic immunity for an important Middle Eastern official known to be plotting terrorism; Josh duels with his activist girlfriend over a key welfare reform bill.
Episode 322: POSSE COMITATUS
Bartlet encounters his Republican rival, Governor Ritchie, while both attend a Broadway play. Meanwhile, the President is forced to make a difficult decision after he discovers that a high-ranking Middle Eastern official has been supporting terrorism. Elsewhere, the flirtation between CJ and her Secret Service bodyguard is hampered by the boundaries of their professional relationship. (Season Finale)
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