West Wing, The - Season 7 - Part 1
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Candidates Arnold Vinick (Alan Alda) and Matthew Santos (Jimmy Smits) flex their campaign muscles – and rely upon the frenetic behind-the-scenes strategiing of pollsters, spin doctors, power brokers and policy wonks – as the race for the White House comes down to the wire.
Season 7 marks both the beginnings of a new administration and the series’ end with 22 episodes that include a compelling Vinick/Santos debate performed live. Other highlights; President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) confronts nuclear saber rattling. And the untimely death of star John Spencer takes the storyline in an unexpected direction. “Johnny, it seems we hardly knew you,” Sheen says in an on-air tribute. What we do know and have here are Spencer’s last contributions to the greatness that is The West Wing.
Disc 1 – The Ticket, The Mommy Problem, Message Of The Week, Mr.Frost
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Episodes featured on this disc.
1. The Ticket
105 days until the election….and counting. The Santos/McGarry ticket hiss the campaign trail, nine points down in the polls. Back in DC, White House counsel Oliver Babish grills C.J. about the press leaks.
2. The Mommy Problem
Bad news for Santos: The White House cancels its leak investigation and Vinick jumps at the chance to position himself as the integrity candidate. Good news (maybe): A prickly media honcho joins the team.
3. Message Of The Week
The Latino vote. Pro-life judges. Border security. The Santos and Vinick campaigns jockey for position, media coverage and a few precious points in the polls.
4. Mr. Frost
The focus shifts to the White House as Bartlet deals with the suicide-bomb death of a Palestinian leader, and the leak investigation takes a shocking turn. On the hustings, Santos gets tangled up in the intelligent design controversy.
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