Mr. Frost

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Mr. Frost
The West Wing episode

Mr. Frost
Episode no. Season 7
Episode 136
Written by Alex Graves
Directed by Andrew Bernstein
Guest stars Janeane Garofalo
Lily Tomlin
Mitch Pileggi
John Aylward
Steve Ryan
Tom Everett
NiCole Robinson
Renee Estevez
Karis Campbell
Evan Arnold
Thomas Kopache
Production no. 2T6204
Original airdate October 16, 2005
Season 7 episodes
  1. The Ticket
  2. The Mommy Problem
  3. Message of the Week
  4. Mr. Frost
  5. Here Today
  6. The Al Smith Dinner
  7. The Debate
  8. Undecideds
  9. The Wedding
  10. Running Mates
  11. Internal Displacement
  12. Duck and Cover
  13. The Cold
  14. Two Weeks Out
  15. Welcome to Wherever You Are
  16. Election Day Part I
  17. Election Day Part II
  18. Requiem
  19. Transition
  20. The Last Hurrah
  21. Institutional Memory
  22. Tomorrow
List of The West Wing episodes
For the 1990 film, see Mister Frost

"Mr. Frost" is episode 136 of The West Wing.

[edit] Plot

Margaret appears before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence as subpoenas continue to be served to members of the White House. The Santos campaign's "education week" is derailed by a controversy over teaching intelligent design, however, the Santos campaign turns the issue around, playing off Vinick's vulnerability as a pro-choice Republican on religious issues while Santos dazzles a skeptical audience with his combination of strong personal faith and strong belief in keeping religion and science separate. In the White House, subpoenas are being handed down on the space-shuttle security lea, and Palestinian Chairman Farad is assassinated by a lone jihadist. As Bartlet is determined to attend the funeral despite security concerns, C.J. is hounded by a lone intelligence agent, Mr. Frost, who believes Farad's death was part of a larger conspiracy. She and Kate Harper don't take Frost seriously but after another assassination that he predicted would take place does (the President of Kazakhstan is killed) they call for an urgent NSC meeting. In the closing moments of the episode (similar to "18th and Potomac") Toby reveals to C.J. that he was responsible for the security leak.

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