You're listening to The West Wing Weekly. I'm Rishikesh Yerwe.

And I'm Joshua Molina.

And today we're talking about Season 4's episode 14, it's called Inogeration Part One.

That's right, a two-parter. This part was written by Aaron Sorkin, based on a story

by Michael Oats, Palmer, and William Sin. It was directed by Chris Messiano, and it first

aired on Feh, Brewery 5th in the year 2003.

Coming up later in this episode, we're going to talk to Danica McKellar. Here's a little

synopsis. We open on The Inogeration, Danny Digs in on Assassination. CJ Tempts him

with flirtation, Hutchinson's filled with indignation.

That's as far as I got. Oh my God, people, Rish is losing it. I wanted to do it in the form

of a sinkane, but I ran out of time. And I had the idea about three minutes ago. That's

what I came up with in three minutes. I thought that entire subplot would have been

funnier if the guy was handing down decisions in the form of Limericks.

Here's a real synopsis. In this episode, the president's about to be inaugurated, but

first, we cut back six days earlier to find out how the administration has arrived at the

decision to announce a new doctrine for the use of force. It involves Will Bailey finally

speaking truth to power, and Jack Reese being asked to put his head in the lion's mouth,

and then the lion's mouth closes. Plus, Charlie's on a mission to find a Bible for Potus.

And Danny and CJ continue their cat and mouse game around truth assassination and their

own flirtation. That's when I started to realize I could make this thing rhyme.

This is doable. So that was a renopsis. It was. Yeah, that seemed too good to have been

found elsewhere. I didn't do it in Trocake, Tetrometer, or a sinkane or anything. So,

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