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I'd written they longest lj entry. Amd what does LJ do? It freakin' deletes the whole thing. And then my crappy keyboard spazzes. But now I've got a new one, and can thus procede with my babble.
From TVGuide.com
October 16, 2002: Debate Camp: As the West Wingers prep for the presidential debates at a North Carolina conference center, a vexing question about a failed attorney-general nomination (amid charges of racial profiling) leads to flashbacks of the administration's first weeks in office. At that ttime, Toby's marriage to Rep. Andrea Wyatt (Kathleen York) was about to end, but now he wants a reconciliation with his ex-wife and Sam and Charlie are helping him in the effort to win her back. Meanwhile, the Israeli Air Force weighs in on the Qumari matter; and Joey Lucas (Marlee Matlin) reports that the president is likely to lose New Hampshire.
This was one of the best West Wing episodes ever. First of all, quote of the episode
Talking about perfect families
CJ: That's not how they do it in Scandinavia
Josh: They kill themselves in Scandinavia
I was litterally rolling on the floor, tears in my eyes. You should have seen his facial expression.
So. Sam was back. He's been kind of a background character for a while, but obviously, TPTB decided to try to convince Lowe to stay. I hope they succeed. But Josh's *cough* snarky, idealistic, arrogant, funny, goodlooking Sam was back. All around lots of Josh/Sam moments, for example Josh watching Sam sing (in Latin!) and Sam staring back at him (The song was latin for something like "Will you marry me, make my life complete" aw.) Josh jumping to Sam's defense was sweet too. Other good things were
No Donna-or at least not much Donna. Good thing
Not much Amy.
Toby's twin announcement and The Staff's reactions. Josh :"You mean 2?" "Are they yours?" "Both of them?"
The flashbacks
The wandering around in the halls of the West Wing
Much is to be said of the cast in casual wear. Extremely good on all of them.
POTUS's "Honey, not in front of the (......) men" to LEO!!
Leo's "We said we'd think about tomorrow yesterday" speech
CJ's first days as Press Secratary (yeah, I know it's under flashbacks, but still)
Mrs.Landingham!!! She was back!!!
Team Toby
Josh and Toby telling Sam not to back down.
Josh, Sam and Toby playing basketball.
Yeah, so I kind of loved this episode. I should have taped it.
Other stuff that happened today: My alarm didn't go off this morning so I didn't wake up till 6.24 am. An hour later than I usually wake up. Darn.
I got a 91 on 1 history test and 71 on another! weird, huh?
I made a new friend today, at One Act. It was a lot easier than I thought. I just didn't think about it. I realized that my attitude has pretty much been ruining my life in my down periods, so I swear to be optimistic from now on!
I'm going shopping for that HC dress tomorrow. And I'm picking up my dad at the airport!! I think this weekend is going to be so much fun.
Oops. I missed Friends. Ah well.
I could totally fall for this guy I was talking to today. He's sweet funny, thinks London is the greatest city in the world and is easy to talk to.
Do I even want to watch Will and Grace? Don't think so....
all right, Chris out-
p.s Do you european type people have John Mayer over there? He's cool!
From TVGuide.com
October 16, 2002: Debate Camp: As the West Wingers prep for the presidential debates at a North Carolina conference center, a vexing question about a failed attorney-general nomination (amid charges of racial profiling) leads to flashbacks of the administration's first weeks in office. At that ttime, Toby's marriage to Rep. Andrea Wyatt (Kathleen York) was about to end, but now he wants a reconciliation with his ex-wife and Sam and Charlie are helping him in the effort to win her back. Meanwhile, the Israeli Air Force weighs in on the Qumari matter; and Joey Lucas (Marlee Matlin) reports that the president is likely to lose New Hampshire.
This was one of the best West Wing episodes ever. First of all, quote of the episode
Talking about perfect families
CJ: That's not how they do it in Scandinavia
Josh: They kill themselves in Scandinavia
I was litterally rolling on the floor, tears in my eyes. You should have seen his facial expression.
So. Sam was back. He's been kind of a background character for a while, but obviously, TPTB decided to try to convince Lowe to stay. I hope they succeed. But Josh's *cough* snarky, idealistic, arrogant, funny, goodlooking Sam was back. All around lots of Josh/Sam moments, for example Josh watching Sam sing (in Latin!) and Sam staring back at him (The song was latin for something like "Will you marry me, make my life complete" aw.) Josh jumping to Sam's defense was sweet too. Other good things were
No Donna-or at least not much Donna. Good thing
Not much Amy.
Toby's twin announcement and The Staff's reactions. Josh :"You mean 2?" "Are they yours?" "Both of them?"
The flashbacks
The wandering around in the halls of the West Wing
Much is to be said of the cast in casual wear. Extremely good on all of them.
POTUS's "Honey, not in front of the (......) men" to LEO!!
Leo's "We said we'd think about tomorrow yesterday" speech
CJ's first days as Press Secratary (yeah, I know it's under flashbacks, but still)
Mrs.Landingham!!! She was back!!!
Team Toby
Josh and Toby telling Sam not to back down.
Josh, Sam and Toby playing basketball.
Yeah, so I kind of loved this episode. I should have taped it.
Other stuff that happened today: My alarm didn't go off this morning so I didn't wake up till 6.24 am. An hour later than I usually wake up. Darn.
I got a 91 on 1 history test and 71 on another! weird, huh?
I made a new friend today, at One Act. It was a lot easier than I thought. I just didn't think about it. I realized that my attitude has pretty much been ruining my life in my down periods, so I swear to be optimistic from now on!
I'm going shopping for that HC dress tomorrow. And I'm picking up my dad at the airport!! I think this weekend is going to be so much fun.
Oops. I missed Friends. Ah well.
I could totally fall for this guy I was talking to today. He's sweet funny, thinks London is the greatest city in the world and is easy to talk to.
Do I even want to watch Will and Grace? Don't think so....
all right, Chris out-
p.s Do you european type people have John Mayer over there? He's cool!
