"The West Wing"
Inauguration: Part 1 (2003)

Director:

Chris Misiano

Writers:

Aaron Sorkin (creator)
Aaron Sorkin (teleplay) ...

TV Series:

"The West Wing" (1999)

Original Air Date:

5 February 2003 (Season 4, Episode 14)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

It is the day of Bartlet's second inauguration and yet the celebrations stutter as the staff are stunned by a betrayal in their midst. |

Plot Keywords:

Government Agent | Urban | Vice President | Marriage | War Room

Cast

Dulé Hill	...	Charlie Young
Allison Janney	...	Claudia Jean 'C.J.' Cregg
Joshua Malina	...	Will Bailey
Janel Moloney	...	Donna Moss
Richard Schiff	...	Toby Ziegler
John Spencer	...	Leo McGarry
Bradley Whitford	...	Josh Lyman
Martin Sheen	...	President Josiah "Jed" Bartlet
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joel Anderson	...	Civilian #1
Gibby Brand	...	Adam Kent
Timothy Busfield	...	Danny Concannon
Michael Leydon Campbell
Mark Chaet	...	Imam
Eddy Challita	...	Patron
John Cothran Jr.	...	Civilian Advisor
Timothy Davis-Reed	...	Mark O'Donnell
Brian Dragonuk	...	Presidential Aid with Football
William Duffy	...	Larry (as Bill Duffy)
Geoffrey Ewing	...	Senator Beckwith
Melissa Fitzgerald	...	Carol Fitzpatrick
Dan Gerrity	...	Director #3
Paul Kent	...	Cardinal
Abazar Khayami	...	Agent 101
Thomas Kopache	...	Assistant Secretary of State Bob Slatterly
Aaron Michael Lacey	...	US Capitol Police
Nicole Lyn	...	Stacy
Victor McCay	...	Peter
Danica McKellar	...	Elsie Snuffin
Ralph Meyering Jr.	...	Director #2
Kris Murphy	...	Katie Witt
Christopher H. Myers	...	Graduating Student
Abdoulaye NGom	...	Archbishop Zake Kintaka
Devika Parikh	...	Bonnie
Timothy Rice	...	Chief Justice
Steve Ryan	...	Secretary of Defense Miles Hutchinson
Timothy J. Scanlin Jr.	...	Secret Service Agent
Peter James Smith	...	Ed
Faran Tahir	...	Manny
Granville Van Dusen	...	Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Bryce Lilly
Dan Ziskie	...	O'Donnell (as Daniel Ziskie)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Goofs:

Factual errors: When Will Bailey is researching President Bartlett's past speeches, he sends for them from the New Hampshire State House, which is in Concord. Later the boxes arrive from Manchester.

Quotes:

Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Bryce Lilly: Are you changing the foreign policy section of the inauguration speech?
Will Bailey: Yes.
Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Bryce Lilly: Dramatically?
Will Bailey: Well I like to think I have a certain flair.