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The West Wing - Episode 02x01
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Episode: 02x01 Title: In the Shadow of Two Gunmen: Part 1
Type: Regular Episode Production Code: 226201 First Aired: Oct. 04, 2000
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Season 2 » Episode #01 - In the Shadow of Two Gunmen: Part 1
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Summary: As the staff awaits the news on the condition of Bartlet and Josh after the shooting, they reflect on how Josh, Sam, and Toby became involved in the campaign years ago. Meanwhile, the media demands details on the shooting while the staff deals with a military crisis in Iraq after a fighter pilot's aircraft is downed.
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Guest Stars:| Hospital Administrator | played by Michael Bryan French | | Woman in Bar | played by Pamela Gordon | | Cal Mathis | played by Andy Umberger | | Dr. Keller | played by Jim Ortlieb | | Mr. Gage | played by Peter White | | Mr. Loch | played by Ernie Lively | | Mr. Cameron | played by Jody Wood | | Ginger | played by Kim Webster | | Katie Witt | played by Kris Murphy | | Chris | played by Mindy Seeger | | Arthur Leeds | played by Randy Brooks | | News Anchor Roger Salier | played by Ivan Allen | | Agent Madsen | played by Willie Gault | | Agent Dixon | played by Elijah Mahar | | Agent #1 | played by Dafidd McCracken | | Agent #2 | played by Juan A. Riojas | | Secret Service Agent Donnie | played by Bradley James | | Agent Tommy Cho | played by Al Twanmo | | Agent #4 | played by Derek Coleman | | Dr. Lee | played by Lo Ming | | Dr. Whitaker | played by Rhonda Stubbins White | | Dr. Holbrook | played by Sean Moran | | Doctor | played by Carol Kiernan | | Doctor #1 | played by Dan Gunther (II) | | Nurse | played by Maria McCann | | Nurse Debbie | played by Trisha Simmons | | TV Reporter | played by Ted Garcia | | Bartender | played by David Ursin | | Military Aide | played by Matthew Robert Gottlieb | | Aide #3 | played by Thomas Spencer | | Senator's Aide | played by Andy Milder | | Senator's Aide | played by Robyn Pedretti | | Civilian Advisor | played by Gary Cervantes | | Henry | played by Victor McCay | | Sam's Secretary | played by Kat Sawyer-Young | | Volleyball Player | played by V. Kim Blish | | Paramedic #1 | played by Scott Parrott | | Paramedic #2 | played by Sunita Koshy | | Paramedic #3 | played by Shawn D. Woodyard | | Paramedic #4 | played by Chad McKnight | | Paramedic #5 | played by Tanya Linette Smith | | Paramedic #6 | played by Kivi Rogers | | Jerry | played by Gary Hershberger | | Steven | played by Peter Birkenhead | | Reporter | played by Jane Lynch | | Reporter | played by Jerry Sroka | | Questioner | played by Jenny Buchanan | | Questioner #2 | played by Harris Laskaway | | NBC Video Cameraman | played by Brian Dragonuk | | Passenger | played by Christopher Francis | | Secret Serviceman | played by Alex Baik | | News Cameraman | played by Thomas M. Hagen | | Staffer | played by Paul Moncrief | | DC | played by Brian Dragonuk |
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MISTAKES/GOOFS
- DATE: In a flashback scene, Josh uses a Verizon pay phone. Verizon didn't exist at the time that the flashback was taking place.
- MISC: In the DVD commentary it mentions that, during the original airing, Janel Moloney's named was misspelled. It was corrected in future airings and on the DVD release.
- FAKE: When the Secret Service busts in on the VP receiving the USC volleyball jersey, the press flashes reveal the blue backdrop only a couple feet beyond the patio doors.
- PLOT: After discovering that the President has been shot, the secret service rush to secure the Vice President, who is meeting with the USC women's softball team. But the President was shot after 10 p.m., and the visit with the Vice President would not be scheduled for that late in the day.
- CONT: While the story of this episode and the following one includes Sam pushing CJ to the ground, CJ is in fact pushed to the ground by an unknown person while Sam is standing by.
TRIVIA
- In the DVD commentary it is mentioned that when shooting the scene in which Donna learns about Josh's serious injury, Richard Schiff, instead of using the line in the script, told Janel Moloney, playing Donna, that "Bradley Whitford died", prompting her absolutely devastated expression in the scene.
- The law firm where Sam Seaborn works is the John Wells Production building.
- Sam Seaborn played by Rob Lowe (I) works at Gage Whitney Pace law firm in the flashbacks. Rob Lowe's character in the "The Lyon's Den" (2003) also worked at the Gage Whitney Pace law firm.
- The hospital set seen in this episode and part 2 are the same sets used in "ER" (1994).
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