23. Twenty Five (2003)
When Bartlet learns that Zoey's kidnapping is the work of Qumari terrorists, he invokes the 25th amendment to diminish their leverage and eliminate any conflict of interest; since there's no Vice President, the power of the Presidency passes to Bartlet's chief political rival and the most powerful Republican in the country, the Speaker of the House, who immediately takes a very hard line; now that twins Huck and Molly have arrived, Toby wonders if he's capable of loving them enough.
Release date: 2003-05-14
User rating:
8.8 / 10
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Season number: 4
Episode number: 23
Runtime: 42 minutes
Director: Christopher Misiano
Writer: Aaron Sorkin
Guest stars
Joshua Malina
as Will Bailey
Stockard Channing
as Abbey Bartlet
Timothy Davis-Reed
as Mark O'Donnell
Mary-Louise Parker
as Amy Gardner
NiCole Robinson
as Margaret Hooper
Clark Gregg
as Michael Casper
Michael O'Neill
as Ron Butterfield
John Goodman
as Glenallen Walken
Anna Deavere Smith
as Nancy McNally
Kris Murphy
as Katie Witt
Vernee Watson-Johnson
as Nurse
Haskell V. Anderson III
as Interior Secretary
Alan Dale
as Mitch Bryce
Taye Diggs
as Agent Wesley
Trent Ford
as Jean Paul
Harry Groener
as Roger Tribbey
Melissa Fitzgerald
as Carol Fitzpatrick
John Amos
as Percy Fitzwallace
Kim Webster
as Ginger
Randy Brooks
as Arthur Leeds
Devika Parikh
as Bonnie
Ivan Allen
as Roger Salier
J. Patrick McCormack
as Jimmy Wendall
Laura Gardner
as Gwen
Lucy Butler
as Jill
Lance E. Nichols
as Jay
Jon Van Ness
as Andrew
Kathryn Klvana
as FBI Agent
Brady Rubin
as Judge
Cast
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Weston Blakesley - Dr. Wellman, Charles Noland - Reporter Steve, John Antonini - Jamie Reed, Shannon Marshall - Randy Weathers, Sha Bennett - Peggy, Milt Tarver - Jerry, Dan Manning - Agent Banks, Susanne Filkins - Geri, Gary Telles - FBI Agent, Estuardo Rodriguez Minano - Paramedic, Keely Jones - Reporter, Diane Badger - Cabinet Member, Jim Gabriel - Cabinet Member