You're listening to The West Wing Weekly. I'm Rishi Kei Shereway.

And I'm Joshua Molina. And we're here to discuss season one episode 11 of The West Wing

titled Lord John Marbury. The stories by Patrick Cadel and Lawrence O'Donnell,

the teleplay is by Aaron Sorkin and Patrick Cadel, and it was directed by Kevin Rodney Sullivan.

Here's the NBC Synopsis. The Kashmir border powder keg becomes more explosive when the Indian

Army invades Pakistani-held territory, making the threat of a nuclear confrontation

frighteningly real to President Bartlett, who calls in Lord Marbury an eccentric British diplomat

with ties to both warring nations and a weakness for booze. An angry Josh is subpoenaed to testify

as the investigation into substance abuse among White House staffers grinds on towards its inevitable

target, Chief of Staff Leo McGarry. Mandy floats a trial balloon among the staff to test their

reaction to her notion of representing a liberal Republican. The president is surprised when

Charlie asks him if he can date his willing daughter, Zoe. I think angry Josh was the incredibly

unpopular app sequel to Angry Bird. No one bought it. Okay, today we're joined. This is exciting

by two very special guests, the actors who played Ed and Larry, and do you know which is which?

I believe I do. William Duffy, which ends with the E sound played Larry,

and Peter James Smith, which rhymes with Ed, played Ed. That's a great song. Good morning.

Good morning. Good morning. Thanks for joining us. You are clearly fan favorites. A lot of people

through Twitter and through our website reached out and demanded that we have you. Maybe before we

dive in, we should unpack the Ed and Larry of it all. Can you guys tell us how you each became

part of the show? I actually originally auditioned for Sam Seaborn, and I was in the room and I saw

that Rob was there. He actually, I don't know if he was auditioning, but he had walked out of the room.

And I'm like, I'm in trouble. I auditioned well. I mean, the room, to this day, I've never seen

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