Inauguration over There

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“Inauguration Over There”
The West Wing episode
Episode no. Season 4
Episode 80
Guest stars Timothy Busfield
Written by Aaron Sorkin (teleplay)
David Gerken & Gene Sperling (story)
Directed by Lesli Linka Glatter
Production no. 175315
Original airdate
Season 4 episodes
  1. 20 Hours in America, Part I
  2. 20 Hours in America, Part II
  3. College Kids
  4. The Red Mass
  5. Debate Camp
  6. Game On
  7. Election Night
  8. Process Stories
  9. Swiss Diplomacy
  10. Arctic Radar
  11. Holy Night
  12. Guns Not Butter
  13. The Long Goodbye
  14. Inauguration, Part I
  15. Inauguration Over There
  16. The California 47th
  17. Red Haven's on Fire
  18. Privateers
  19. Angel Maintenance
  20. Evidence of Things Not Seen
  21. Life On Mars
  22. Commencement
  23. Twenty Five
List of The West Wing episodes

"Inauguration Over There" is episode 80 of The West Wing.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

[edit] Plot

Will Bailey's work on the inaugural address makes quite an impression (as does the foreign-policy doctrine it espouses), and Danny Concannon's reporting makes quite a splash. Meanwhile, Charlie's luck in finding a Bible for Bartlet's swearing-in isn't improving.

[edit] Trivia

At the beginning of this episode, Will paraphrases a speech given by Toby in the first season episode "He Shall, from Time to Time" where Toby was arguing against using the phrase "the era of big government is over" in that year's State of the Union. Toby replies to Will by saying "there were maybe four people in the room when I said that." In fact, only the President and Josh were present when he said that (although, as Will suggests, presumably Josh told many, many people).

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