3.02: Manchester, Part II (with Connie Britton)

The West Wing Weekly

Joshua Malina & Hrishikesh Hirway

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4.9 • 12.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2017

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Josh and Hrishi are joined by Connie Britton (@conniebritton) to discuss the second half of the Season 3 premiere. I made a joke about Freudian slips in the show notes for Part I (“Josh and Hrishi try to sort their way through it all without making any Freudian slips while talking to each mother”), but it really should have gone here, in Part II. Sorry about that. My dad. I mean, my bad.

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0:00.0	Hey there! I'm...
0:02.0	I'm...
0:04.0	I'll try to add my own twist to it.
0:06.0	I-I-I-I-Go ahead, you do you.
0:14.0	Well hey there, you're listening to the West Wing Weekly.
0:17.0	I'm Joshua Molina, and I'm Rishikesh Hereway.
0:20.0	Today we're talking about season three, episode two, Manchester Part Two.
0:26.0	It was written by Aaron Sorkin, it was directed by Tommy Schlame,
0:29.0	same as part one, and this one aired first on October 17th, 2001.
0:35.0	Coming up later in this episode, we'll be joined by Connie Britton,
0:38.0	who played Connie Tate in this episode.
0:40.0	Here's a synopsis.
0:42.0	Or a renopsis.
0:44.0	Why won't you embrace it?
0:45.0	Is it because you're modest?
0:47.0	I don't know.
0:49.0	It's a renopsis with an age.
0:51.0	It's silly to say something that includes my own name.
0:54.0	It's like talking about myself in the third person, that would be weird.
0:56.0	You know who likes to do that?
0:58.0	Joshua Molina.
0:59.0	I knew it.
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