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Normal Episodes: 22
TV Specials: 0
TV Movies: 0

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Season 7 Guide (2005-2006)

	7x01 The Ticket Political commentators begin to criticize Santos' choice of running mate, but Josh remains sure of Leo as his running mate. The investigation into the ...	Sep. 25, 2005
	7x02 The Mommy Problem When the Grand Jury convenes on the military leak investigation, Santos and Vinick are left to deal with the fallout. Vinick deftly handles the issue, ...	Oct. 02, 2005
	7x03 Message Of The Week Weeks into the campaign, Vinick decides to begin targeting immigration - an issue that Santos hasn't yet addressed. Santos pulls a stunt which leads to ...	Oct. 09, 2005
	7x04 Mr. Frost C.J. has to deal with issues by herself when most of the White House staff is subpoenaed to testify in the leak investigation. A Palestinian leader is ...	Oct. 16, 2005
	7x05 Here Today As the White House copes with the knowledge of the leak, Babish's questioning leads Toby to call his lawyer. Josh, with the persuasion of Lou, decides ...	Oct. 23, 2005
	7x06 The Al Smith Dinner An attack ad on Santos sponsored by a pro-life organization puts both campaigns in a bind when the focus turns to the candidates' stance on abortion. Donna ...	Oct. 30, 2005
	7x07 The Debate Santos and Vinick go head-to-head in a live, primetime debate. Two versions, one for the East coast and one for the West coast aired, moderated by Forrest ...	Nov. 06, 2005
	7x08 Undecideds After the boost from the debate, Santos runs into trouble when he visits a Los Angeles community where a young African-American boy was shot and killed ...	Dec. 04, 2005
	7x09 The Wedding On the day of Ellie's wedding, Bartlet must try to help an escalating situation between China and Russia regarding oil all while preparing for his daughter ...	Dec. 11, 2005
	7x10 Running Mates As the staff prepares for Leo's Vice-Presidential debate, they must deal with Internet criticism that Leo is weak and unfocused. Meanwhile, when Santos ...	Jan. 08, 2006
	7x11 Internal Displacement C.J., while in the middle of the China-Russia crisis, must deal with embarrassing information about a Bartlet all while monitoring the conditions in the ...	Jan. 15, 2006
	7x12 Duck And Cover With the possibility of a nuclear reactor exploding in California, the presidential hopefuls struggle try to come up with a strategy to deal with the impending ...	Jan. 22, 2006
	7x13 The Cold The candidates are surprised at their poll ratings after a close call at the San Andreo nuclear plant. Meanwhile, Bartlet debates whether or not to send ...	Mar. 12, 2006
	7x14 Two Weeks Out As election day nears, the candidates begin to feel the strain of the campaign trail. Despite the lack of sleep and physical ailments, the candidates are ...	Mar. 19, 2006
	7x15 Welcome to Wherever You Are Toby is pressured to reveal the source of the shuttle leak; as election day nears, Santos pushes himself to his limit while on the campaign trial.	Mar. 26, 2006
	7x16 Election Day, Part 1 During the night before Election Day, C.J. is faced with choosing between job offers, Josh stresses over the returns, and Annabeth makes a shocking di ...	Apr. 02, 2006
	7x17 Election Day, Part 2 As the polls close and results begin to trickle in, tensions, as well as emotions, fly. Santos and Josh deal with the loss of the Vice Presidential Candidate, ...	Apr. 09, 2006
	7x18 Requiem In the wake of Leo's death, the current staff, as well as staff members from the past, join President Bartlet at Leo's funeral. Meanwhile, Santos must ...	Apr. 16, 2006
	7x19 Transition The White House is shocked when the President-Elect calls the President of China, taking a different position on foreign policy than that of President ...	Apr. 23, 2006
	7x20 The Last Hurrah While Santos debates who to choose as his Vice President, Helen has to deal with her new duties as First Lady and new issues the First Family are facing. ...	Apr. 30, 2006
	7x21 Institutional Memory With Santos' inauguration nearing and the Bartlet administration preparing to leave the White House, C.J., as well as the other staff members, has to decide ...	May. 07, 2006
	7x22 Tomorrow 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 ...	May. 14, 2006

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Season 7 Characters

Senator Arnold Vinick	played by Alan Alda
Claudia Jean 'C.J.' Cregg	played by Allison Janney
Kate Harper	played by Mary McCormack
Leo McGarry	played by John Spencer
President Josiah 'Jed' Bartlet	played by Martin Sheen
Josh Lyman	played by Bradley Whitford
Annabeth Schott	played by Kristin Chenoweth
Will Bailey	played by Joshua Malina
Congressman Matthew Santos	played by Jimmy Smits
Donna Moss	played by Janel Moloney
Louise Thornton	played by Janeane Garofalo
Ronna	played by Karis Campbell
Secret Service Agent	played by Chaz Fatur
Toby Ziegler	played by Richard Schiff
Helen Santos	played by Teri Polo
Bram	played by Matthew Del Negro
Margaret Hooper	played by NiCole Robinson
Otto	played by Ramon De Ocampo
Bruno Gianelli	played by Ron Silver
Nancy	played by Ren�e Estevez
Charlie Young	played by Dul� Hill
Sheila Brooks	played by Patricia Richardson
Bob Mayer	played by Stephen Root

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Season 7 Videos

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Season 7 Quotes

	Season 7 / Episode 21: - Institutional Memory Danny Concannon: [to C.J] I want you to do what you want to do - take the job at the White House. I just want you to talk to me about it. I want us to talk about what it will mean and we'll make it work. I want us to talk like we're gonna figure it out together. I want us to talk... because I like the sound of your voice. I just want to talk.
	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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Season 7 Trivia

Episode 07 - This is the first episode where no original cast members (people from the pilot) appeared. Only Alan Alda and Jimmy Smits appeared in this episode.
Episode 22 - 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.
Episode 22 - 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.
Episode 20 - Directed by Tim Matheson (I) who played Vice President John Hoynes in the show.
Episode 19 - Josh interrupts Sam in a meeting at a law firm, asking him to leave his job and come to work for the President. This is a direct reference to when we see in flashback Josh interrupting Sam at a similar meeting to leave a law firm and join the first Bartlet campaign in second season episode In the Shadow ...

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