Live from Dublin at Vickers Street, it's the West Wing Weekly.

Thank you so much. I'm Hershey K. Sheer away.

And I'm Josh woman Lena.

By the way, love Dublin.

Super, super psyched to be here. I've had a few days here with my wife, the lovely Melissa, who's on premises somewhere.

Love the literary vibe that permeates the city, love the culture. I like pub culture. Enjoy the drinking.

And the music, we've only been here for a couple days so we haven't been to many, but I do want to thank proprietors of toners in the palace and Nesbitt and Doheny and the playwright and the horseshoe bar at Selburn.

And Mary's and O'Donohus and Stagshead and the bar at the Mary and Hotel in particular.

Back on topic.

Today we're talking about season four, episode 20, evidence of things not seen.

The Teller Play is by Aaron Sorkin, the story by Eli Addy and David Handelman.

This episode was directed by Christopher Missyano at first aired on April 23rd in the year 2003.

In this episode, it's the Vernal Equinox and C.J.'s trying to stand an egg on end.

Matthew Perry guest stars as Joe Quincy, a lawyer applying for Ainsley Hays' little job in the council's office.

But his interview with Josh gets interrupted by a shooting in the press briefing room.

It's the third potentially terrible related incident in one day.

So the secret service crashed the West Wing and everyone stuck there.

The staff keep trying to have a friendly poker game and Leo and the president are trying to recover a US spy plane that crashed into Russia.

By the way, that's not a synopsis, but an artisanally crafted renopsis.

Also, to note, this episode was submitted as part of the West Wing's Emmy win for outstanding drama and for Bradley Whitford's Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actor.

And worth noting...

Wow, you really got a Hongtown crowd.

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