6.07: A Change Is Gonna Come (Live with Mary McCormack and Roman Mars)

The West Wing Weekly

Joshua Malina & Hrishikesh Hirway

Tv & Film

4.9 • 12.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2019

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Mary McCormack joins Josh and Hrishi to discuss "A Change Is Gonna Come," recorded live in San Francisco. Plus, Roman Mars, host of 99% Invisible and noted flag expert, drops some vexillological knowledge. Special thanks to Professor Rebecca Nedostup for shedding light on Taiwan and China.

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0:00.0	Live from Sketchfest at the Memorines Memorial Theatre.
0:09.6	Semper 5.
0:12.9	This is the West Wing Weekly.
0:13.9	I'm Rishi Keish here, Wayne.
0:15.3	And I'm Joshua Molina.
0:17.1	And this is the latest I've ever been awake.
0:23.4	Thank you all for coming.
0:24.4	Thanks so much for being here.
0:26.1	Past your bedtime.
0:28.9	And thank you so much to everyone from Sketchfest for inviting us back.
0:34.4	We have an exciting show for you.
0:35.9	Today we're talking about episode 607.
0:38.7	It's called A Change Is Gonna Come.
0:40.6	The Teleplay by John Sacred Young and Josh Singer.
0:44.0	It was directed by Vincent Miseano at first aired on December 1, 2004, my eighth wedding
0:51.1	anniversary.
0:52.1	Woo!
0:53.1	Yeah!
0:54.1	Here's a little bit about what happens in this episode.
0:57.6	Vincent and Bartlett is supposed to go to China for a summit, a huge diplomatic mission.
1:01.8	And Josh has been organizing it, but the whole thing threatens to unravel when the president
1:05.2	accepts a flag of the Taiwanese independence movement.
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