S4.E15

Inauguration: Part 2 - Over There

Episode aired Feb 12, 2003
TV-14
43m

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Will struggles to find the words when the Inauguration speech seems to avoid current heart breaking issues.Will struggles to find the words when the Inauguration speech seems to avoid current heart breaking issues.Will struggles to find the words when the Inauguration speech seems to avoid current heart breaking issues.

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8.3/10

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Trivia
In the beginning, when Danny Timothy Busfield is in C.J.'s Allison Janney office, Gail's fishbowl contains a lectern/podium.

Goofs
President Bartlet's second inauguration is portrayed as happening on a Sunday. When January 20th happens on a Sunday, while the President is still sworn in on that day, the actual inauguration always takes place the next day, on Monday, with the oath repeated at the full public ceremony. However, see the Trivia for why this might not be a goof on The West Wing.

Quotes
President Josiah Bartlet: There's a promise that I ask everyone who works here to make: Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Do you know why?
Will Bailey: Because it's the only thing that ever has.

Connections
References Babes in Toyland (1934)

Soundtracks
March of the Toys
from 'Babes in Toyland'
Written by Victor Herbert

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10/10

Yoooooooooooooooooo just when I thought I was going to take a break from this show

...It gets so insane that I have to continue watching. Seriously the writing in this episode is so good that I wasn't even thinking about whether I agreed with its philosophy on American interventionism, I was just plain cheering for bartlet and it felt awesome. So so so well written. I love it.