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- Episode 07x22

Episode: 07x22
Title: Tomorrow
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 2T6222
First Aired: May. 14, 2006

Season 7 » Episode #22 - Tomorrow

Summary: As the Bartlet administration prepares to make their exit, the staff pauses to look back on their past 8 years working in the West Wing. Meanwhile, the incoming Santos administration nervously awaits the inauguration, and then Santos' staff take their new positions and offices in the White House.

Who appeared in this episode?

Senator Arnold Vinick	played by Alan Alda
Annabeth Schott	played by Kristin Chenoweth
Kate Harper	played by Mary McCormack
President Matthew Santos	played by Jimmy Smits
President Josiah 'Jed' Bartlet	played by Martin Sheen
Helen Santos	played by Teri Polo
Deborah Fiderer	played by Lily Tomlin
Secret Service Agent Ron Butterfield	played by Michael O'Neill
Mallory O'Brien	played by Allison Smith

	Season 7 / Episode 22: - Tomorrow President Josiah Bartlet: Make me proud, Mr. President. President Matthew Santos: I'll do my best, Mr. President.
	Season 7 / Episode 22: - Tomorrow Charlie Young: What about see a movie? Will Bailey: It's two o'clock in the afternoon. Charlie Young: Got anything better to do? Kate Harper: No, I guess, we don't. Will Bailey: Is there a movie theater around here? Charlie Young: I have no idea.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

MISC: After CJ leaves the White House for the final time, the camera slowly pans up at the White House. As it is panning, two people can be seen waving at the camera.
CHAR: When Kate Harper and 'President Josiah 'Jed' Bartlet' are discussing the train derailment between Haverhill (pronounced "Haive-rill"), Mass. and Exeter, N.H., Kate pronounces "Haverhill" like halve-er-hill, which Bartlet, being from New Hampshire, would have at least grimaced at, if not corrected her outright.
CHAR: When the President and Abbey discuss who picked January 20th as the date of the inauguration, he wrongly blames the founding fathers. Originally, the drafters of the Constitution chose March 4th. It was changed to January 20th by the 22nd Amendment which was ratified January 23, 1933.
FACT: On January 20, the sun sets at about 5:15 pm. It would not be possible for sunlight to be streaming in the windows of the Oval Office or of the Bartlet Airplane at about 6:00 pm on the day of the Inauguration.

TRIVIA

Aaron Sorkin makes a comeback cameo. In the last episode, Donna and Josh are shown listening to the music at the inauguration. Their scene is followed by Kristin Chenoweth's (Annabeth) shot which is followed by showing Aaron Sorkin sitting there. Sorkin and Kristin dated for a while in real life.
President Josiah "Jed" Bartlet did a final walk through the West Wing thanking all his staff. At one point he stop and talked with Nancy and asking about her mother, and says, "I hope to see her real soon." Nancy is played by Renée Estevez, Martin Sheen's Daughter.
CAMEO(Aaron Sorkin): one of the White House aides sitting in the stands in the Inauguration scene.
The action for the swearing in was actually shot on a small replica of the capitol platform built on a parking lot at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank.
When President Bartlett is walking through the west wing saying good-byes to everyone in the staff, he asks Nancy (played by Renée Estevez) "How is your mother?" And tells her "I am looking forward to seeing her again." Renee Estevez is Martin Sheen's real life daughter. (Sheen's real name is Ramon Antonio Gerard Estevez.)

Episode Screenshots (From Season 7)

Season 7, Episode 07

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