1-1 #1 "The West Wing" (pilot) (September 22, 1999)

Beepers inform the senior White House staff that the President ran a bicycle into a tree and is injured.

1-2 #2 "Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc" (September 29, 1999)

The President's doctor and other Americans are killed when their helicopter is shot down in the Middle East.

1-3 #3 "A Proportional Response" (October 6, 1999)

An angry President wants vengeance against those who killed Americans.

1-4 #4 "Five Votes Down" (October 13, 1999)

Leo forgets his anniversary while trying to save a bill the staff had thought was secure.

1-5 #5 "The Crackpots and These Women" (October 27, 1999)

Leo insists the senior staff hear from members of fringe groups of society.

1-6 #6 "Mr. Willis Of Ohio" (November 3, 1999)

In between games of poker the staff finds itself concerned with the census.

1-7 #7 "The State Dinner" (November 10, 1999)

A hurricane & a strike threaten the country while an FBI standoff and a state dinner take place.

1-8 #8 "Enemies" (November 17, 1999)

The staff disagrees about what should be done when an unpopular rider is attached to their popular banking bill.

1-9 #9 "The Short List" (November 24, 1999)

The President chooses between two possible Supreme Court nominees while a Congressman accuses the White House staff of using drugs.

1-10 #10 "In Excelsis Deo" (December 15, 1999)

Christmas finds Toby taking personal responsibility for the funeral of a homeless veteran he never knew.

1-11 #11 "Lord John Marbury" (January 5, 2000)

A flamboyant expert on the India/Pakistan dispute is brought in when those two foes clash over Kashmir.

1-12 #12 "He Shall, From Time To Time..." (January 12, 2000)

President Barlet collapses just before the State of the Union and Leo publically admits his alcoholism.

1-13 #13 "Take Out The Trash Day" (January 26, 2000)

Several issues are thrown to the press at one time so nothing will be covered in depth.

1-14 #14 "Take This Sabbath Day" (February 9, 2000)

The President has to decide whether to let an execution procede.

1-15 #15 "Celestial Navigation" (February 16, 2000)

Josh describes the previous week while Toby and Sam scramble to save their Supreme Court nomination.

1-16 #16 "20 Hours In L.A." (February 23, 2000)

The President flies to LA but Leo stays behind to talk the Vice President into casting the tie breaking vote on a Senate bill which the VP personally opposes.

1-17 #17 "The White House Pro-Am" (March 22, 2000)

The First Lady and her staff cause problems for the President and his staff.

1-18 #18 "Six Meetings Before Lunch" (April 5, 2000)

Meetings abound on the morning after the staff gets its Supreme Court nominee approved.

1-19 #19 "Let Bartlet Be Bartlet" (April 26, 2000)

A paper Mandy wrote while working for the opposition disrupts the routine of the White House.

1-20 #20 "Mandatory Minimums" (May 3, 2000)

The White House invites input from two political operatives from California as they try to hammer out their new drug initiatives.

1-21 #21 "Lies, Damn Lies, And Statistics" (May 10, 2000)

The staff commissions a poll to see how the American people like their new initiatives.

1-22 #22 "What Kind Of Day Has It Been" (May 17, 2000)

An assassination attempt is made on President Bartlet and his daughter but others are caught in the cross fire.

 

 

 

Summary under episodes titles up to #49 "War Crimes" is information from the Continuity Guide to "The West Wing".

  Season One: Sept. 22, 1999 - May 17, 2000 Summer Hiatus: June 21, 2000 - Sept. 13, 2000

  Season Two: Oct. 4, 2000 - May 16, 2001
Summer Hiatus: May 30, 2001 - Sept. 26, 2001

  Season Three: Oct. 10, 2001 - May 22, 2002 Summer Hiatus: May 29, 2002 - ???

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