Toby, thinking that there's something going on with Bartlet, connects the dots and figures out that the President has multiple sclerosis. Toby is the 17th person to find out about the President's ailment and quickly becomes the second person -- the first being Abbey -- to forcefully challenge him on the political and legal ramifications of hiding his disease. Meanwhile, Bartlet decide whether or not to order a heightened security alert for airports when a terrorist is caught at the U.S. border carrying explosives. Elsewhere, Sam and Josh try to add one-liners to the President's upcoming speech while Sam and Ainsley argue over equal rights for women.
Season 2 Episode 18 of The West Wing resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.
s02e01 - In the Shadow of Two Gunmen: Part 1
s02e02 - In the Shadow of Two Gunmen: Part 2
s02e03 - The Midterms
s02e04 - In This White House
s02e05 - And It's Surely to Their Credit
s02e06 - The Lame Duck Congress
s02e07 - The Portland Trip
s02e08 - Shibboleth
s02e09 - Galileo
s02e10 - No
s02e11 - The Leadership Breakfast
s02e12 - The Drop
s02e13 - Bartlet's Third State of the Union
s02e14 - The War at Home
s02e15 - Ellie
s02e16 - Somebody's Going to Emergency, Somebody's Going to Jail
s02e17 - The Stackhouse Filibuster
s02e18 - 17 People
s02e19 - Bad Moon Rising
s02e20 - The Fall's Gonna Kill You
s02e21 - 18th and Potomac
s02e22 - Two Cathedrals
In a unique glimpse of the inner-workings of Presidential politics, The West Wing takes viewers inside the White House and follows the lives of the staff as they help President Jed Bartlet make the crucial decisions that shape the nation and the world around it. Working closely with the President are close friend and Chief of Staff Leo McGarry; Deputy Chief of Staff Josh Lyman; Josh's assistant Donna Moss; Communications Director Toby Ziegler; and his Deputy, Sam Seaborn; Press Secretary C.J. Cregg; First Lady Abbey Bartlet; and Charlie Young, Bartlet's Personal Aide.
As season 6 unfolded, the show shifted its focus from the current administration to the Arnold Vinick vs. Matthew Santos race for the presidency, presidential election, and transition to the new administration from the Bartlet administration.