3.04: On The Day Before (with Janel Moloney)

The West Wing Weekly

Joshua Malina & Hrishikesh Hirway

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4.9 • 12.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2017

⏱️ 64 minutes

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For this episode, we're joined once again by Janel Moloney (@NellyMoloney), who was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Emmy in part for her performance in this episode. Alas, she did not help us learn to tie a proper bow tie. (At the end of the podcast episode, you want to be able to pull it open, like Tony Bennett.)

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0:00.0	Hello friends, you're listening to The West Wing Weekly.
0:10.0	I'm Joshua Molina.
0:11.6	And I am Rishikesh your way.
0:14.6	You wanted me to go first.
0:16.5	I asked for it.
0:17.7	I'd like to see what's going to happen.
0:19.8	Today on The West Wing Weekly, we're talking about season three episode four on the day before.
0:25.8	Coming up later in this episode, we'll be joined once again by Janelle Moloney.
0:29.3	The Tellablaze by Aaron Sorkin, the stories by Paul Redford, and Nanda Chitre.
0:34.3	You know how I know how to pronounce her name?
0:36.2	Because you're Indian.
0:37.8	Not only that.
0:38.8	I know her.
0:39.8	You do?
0:40.8	She's actually a family friend.
0:42.6	Is that right?
0:43.6	Yeah, she's the former Deputy Press Secretary in the Clinton White House.
0:48.3	And then she joined The West Wing staff for season three.
0:51.9	Any chance she'll talk to us?
0:53.6	Nope.
0:54.6	It's not interested in being interviewed.
0:56.5	She did tell me I did ask her what she did on this episode.
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