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Causes consternation among staff members by wearing revealing outfits in the West Wing office areas, raising concerns over potential harassment complaints or perceived lack of professionalism. Nancy (Renée Estevez): President's Confidential Assistant (Seasons 1–7). Estevez is the daughter of Martin Sheen, who plays the President.
Continuing the storyline begun in the previous episode, a massive manhunt begins for President Bartlet's youngest daughter, Zoey, but the Secret Service's only clue is provided when Charlie Young remembers that Zoey's boyfriend, Jean-Paul, wanted her to take ecstasy at her graduation party.
The new president does not appear, as this scene occurs in a flash forward during season seven, before the election. West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin briefly revived the character for Maureen Dowd's September 20, 2008 New York Times column, where he scripted a hypothetical meeting between Bartlet and then-Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.
The West Wing is an American political drama television series created by Aaron Sorkin that was originally broadcast on NBC from September 22, 1999, to May 14, 2006. [1] The series is set primarily in the West Wing of the White House, where the Oval Office and offices of presidential senior personnel are located, during the fictional two-term Democratic administration of President Josiah Bartlet.
John Spencer played Leo McGarry, President Bartlet's chief of staff and a confirmed workaholic. After many years of work predominantly on stage, Spencer landed the role of streetwise attorney ...
In Sorkin’s original vision for The West Wing, the president himself was going to be a minor or even completely off-screen role.When Sheen originally signed on, it was for just four episodes ...
On The West Wing, Mrs. Dolores Landingham [1] is the personal secretary of Josiah Bartlet, the fictional president of the United States played by Martin Sheen. [2] Having worked as the school secretary for Bartlet's father – headmaster of his private high school in New Hampshire [1] – she has known Jed since he was a schoolboy, going on to work for him as secretary while he was the ...
Charlie finds it hard to leave the White House and begins passing his résumé around the West Wing. C. J. Cregg, the newly appointed Chief of Staff, asks Charlie to stay in the West Wing as a special aide to the Chief of Staff. A man named Curtis replaces Charlie as President Bartlet's body man.