This digital episode guide is handy Nook companion. Use it to quickly find your favorite episodes, to answer triva questions, to test your knowledge of the show, and to relive your favorite episodes.
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The exact name of the episode
The episode ID number
Date it was first aired in the United States
Detailed description of the episode.
Names of the celebrity guest stars
Episode specific trivia.
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Episode 19 (Season 1 - Ep 19)
LET BARTLET BE BARTLET
First aired: Apr/26/2000
Director: Laura Innes
Guest star: John Amos (Percy Fitzwallace), Aaron Lustig (Jerry Graham), David Brisbin (Ken), Richard Penn (Blakely), James DuMont (Major Thompson), Ted Marcoux (Major Tate), Andy Buckley (Mike Satchel), Timothy Busfield (Danny Concannon), Janel Moloney (Donna Moss), Paul Provenza (Steve Onorato), Renee Estevez (Nancy), Kathryn Joosten (Delores Landingham), NiCole Robinson ( Margaret), Kim Webster (Ginger), Melissa Fitzgerald (Carol Fitzpatrick), Charles Noland ( Steve), Kris Murphy (Katie Witt )
Summary: Rumors fly when a memo surfaces that outline the weakness of the administration. C.J. soon finds that a reporter has the memo and she tries to persuade him not to publish it. Sam and Toby meet with the military to work out a better policy about gays in the military. Meanwhile, Josh tries to get Democrats nominated when two Federal Election Commission members resign and Leo has issues with the White House's e-mail system.
Details: When a damaging memo which is critical of the President is discovered, the White House press cover it with zest, much to CJ's dismay. Later it is revealed that Mandy wrote it when she was working for Lloyd Russell. Sam, Toby and Josh are involved in a series of meetings which go nowhere and result in nothing; Sam knows no progress is possible on getting a policy in place so that gays and lesbians can openly serve in the military; Josh confronts a group of Republican Congressional staffers who threaten him with poison-pill legislation if he even thinks about pushing for campaign finance reformers on two newly opened Federal Election Commission seats; and Toby screams to Leo that they've had only one victory in office and that was putting Judge Mendoza on the Supreme Court. The staffers and the President feel listless and ineffectual in their jobs, and worry that they will be unable to achieve anything meaningful due to the constraints of the political system.
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