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

And I'm Joshua Molina. Hold for applause. Nothing.

Oh, I missed the live shows.

We're back in our silence.

Back in our pot homes. That's right. Our respective homes watching each other over

FaceTime. The tour was great. It was great, right? That was a lot of fun. It was very cool

to meet fans of the show and the show around the world, Ish, and across the country, Ish.

Yeah, it was a blast. And I hope people have enjoyed the live episodes. I know there's a

small, I think, minority of people who are annoyed by them. They're like, I get it. We weren't

there. It was fun. Okay. But I hope most people have enjoyed these episodes as we have.

But here we are back at home in different parts of LA, just you and me, old school, no guests.

That's right. Only we're talking about an episode that I've only just watched for the first

time. Yes. I don't want to beat a dead horse, but I don't think we've covered it enough yet.

And I see people responding to the latest episode. As we record this, the latest episode

is the season four retrospective with Aaron Sorkin and Emily Proctor that we recorded

at Town Hall in New York City. And people are, many people are, a guest, to discover that

you have not watched beyond season four. I find myself intrigued or re-entreged by the

notion of you're having dropped the series after season four as I rewatch season five.

Because, and there's plenty to talk about, I'm sure we'll dig in about the changes in

the contrast. But they're interesting. I'm intrigued. I wanted to know what happened.

We have the Zoe thing played out, because of course I don't remember. And I'm interested

to see where it goes next. I want to dig in a little bit into why. I feel like it's more

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