West Wing 5/12/04
 

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I'm going to be seriously upset.

I read on another site that Is this true and has there been any build up to it the past few eps?

I have a feeling these last episodes are really going to suck, even more than most of this season has sucked. Assuming they do, I will be cutting the cord on WW.

I will not cut the cord, but if the previews are any indication, this episode is going to suck hardcore. Then again, with NBC, a shitty preview often means a kickass episode ... I'm not holding my breath, though.

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which would be really :(

It's too bad they decided to "ER" this show, every week it's a life & death / worldwide calamity. Perhaps in the season finale, a helicopter will crash into the WH and rip Toby's arm off. :rolleyes:

Ah, crap. Just cancel the damn thing and be done with it...

(I'm really wishing this season had never happened...)

Okay all of you thinking that itll be that dies havent been paying attention to this season.

There are two (2) 'West Wing' characters on that trip. And it wont be that dies.

I agree, retihsuhnt, I think that

Now while I do not think that the character that Bandoman thinks will die, I do believe that will.

If dies and , I will admit that The West Wing sucks.

I still think it will be .

Is even going on the trip?

:)

I kind of hate the going back and forth time wise
and even though the previews made me think

it's Capistrano, the North Korean spy from an early season of JAG

no real reason to keep this spoilered unless there's some info on the net I'm not aware of but I'll do it anyway
To be honest, the only male member of the staff that seems like they could have a decent relationship with someone is Charlie with what's his name that took Sam's place as a so-so second

The episode overall didn't suck as much as I thought it would but the soapbox got really old really quickly.

I did love Josh in the hospital. It's a sad sign when the doctor is less concerned about the patient than the staffer

donna may deserve better than josh (i disagree), but to do that would go against the plotlines that have been set up from day one. it's always been the case that those two are crazy for each other. IIRC, sorkin even said so, but he never got them together becuase he didn't want the show to turn into a soap opera-esque thing. he always said that as long as he was writing the show that josh and donna would never be a couple. well, now he's not writing the show anymore so we will have to see what happens from here.

as for the show tonight, i will miss fitz. i did like the character (and john amos), but since he was written out as chairman this season, he won't be as big of a hit story wise as andy or donna would have been.

I guess Akeem is now the king of Zamunda.

I really enjoyed this episode, mostly because we haven't seen a real Donna episode before. It was nice to see her get a real beefy part instead of simply responding to Josh whenever he yells "Donna!!"

Hopefully they wont make this season finale into a cliffhanger, but we will just have to wait and see.

I forgot that the VP wasn't on this trip, so my prediction wasn't possible. I knew they wouldn't kill off Donatella

Plus

What do you know about Jason Isaacs that the rest of us don't? ;)

I thought last night was the season finale, alas they get to jerk us around for another week. I am SO sure Donna is going to die :rolleyes:

I really hate that they resort to killing off recurring characters I like instead of writing a good freaking story like they used to...when they had decent writers. Love of the first couple of seasons and love of the cast are the only reasons I keep watching. Now I'll never get to see Fitz banter with the president again - I loved the character, and needless to say the actor. :(

James Earl Jones played the King!

not to hijack the thread but one of my favorite movie lines:

King Joffer walks into the barber shop...

Clarence: Hey, what's up, brother? You a little late for the Christmas pageant.
King Jaffe Joffer: I am King Jaffe Joffer, ruler of Zamunda.
Clarence: Have a seat. Chair number two will be ready in a second.
Saul: [touching the King's clothing, made from a stuffed tiger] This is beautiful. What is that? Velvet?

Right. I an an idiot. Mr. McDowell and Admiral Fitz are one in the same.