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| − | While [[President Bartlet]] ([[Martin Sheen]]) and his staff nervously await the results of a poll to determine his favorability rating, he begins a heady transfer of ambassadors and members of the Federal Election Commission designed to kickstart campaign finance reform and defuse an embarrassing incident overseas. Specifically, Bartlet recalls the married ambassador to Bulgaria, [[Ken Cochran]] (Lawrence Pressman), who is discovered to be romancing the daughter of the country's Prime Minister. |
+ | While [[President Bartlet]] ([[Martin Sheen]]) and his staff nervously await the results of a poll to determine his favorability rating, he begins a heady transfer of ambassadors and members of the Federal Election Commission designed to kickstart campaign finance reform and defuse an embarrassing incident overseas. Specifically, Bartlet recalls the married ambassador to Bulgaria, [[Ken Cochran]] ([[Lawrence Pressman]]), who is discovered to be romancing the daughter of the country's Prime Minister. |
[[Sam]] ([[Rob Lowe]]) is photographed by a newspaper giving a graduation gift to [[Laurie]] ([[Lisa Edelstein]]), a known call girl, and the media firestorm he was always warned about regarding his platonic relationship with the woman is just around the corner. |
[[Sam]] ([[Rob Lowe]]) is photographed by a newspaper giving a graduation gift to [[Laurie]] ([[Lisa Edelstein]]), a known call girl, and the media firestorm he was always warned about regarding his platonic relationship with the woman is just around the corner. |
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Revision as of 00:22, 8 April 2006
While President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) and his staff nervously await the results of a poll to determine his favorability rating, he begins a heady transfer of ambassadors and members of the Federal Election Commission designed to kickstart campaign finance reform and defuse an embarrassing incident overseas. Specifically, Bartlet recalls the married ambassador to Bulgaria, Ken Cochran (Lawrence Pressman), who is discovered to be romancing the daughter of the country's Prime Minister.
Sam (Rob Lowe) is photographed by a newspaper giving a graduation gift to Laurie (Lisa Edelstein), a known call girl, and the media firestorm he was always warned about regarding his platonic relationship with the woman is just around the corner.
Meanwhile, C.J. (Allison Janney) anxiously paces the White House corridors and wonders if she is being marginalized by Leo (John Spencer) for past mistakes. In addition, Leo wooes the FEC chair over to their side while Josh (Bradley Whitford) clashes with opinionated pollster Joey (Marlee Matlin).
Quotes:
"Toby are you in here sticking up for Sam?"- Pres. Bartlet
"I know it's strange sir. But I'm feeling a certain big brotherly connection right now. You know, obviously, I'd like that feeling to go away as soon as possible. . . ."- Toby Ziegler