The West Wing
Series 2
Series Summary
The second season begins where the first series left off, moments after the assassination attempt on President Josiah Bartlet. The revelation that the President has been suffering from multiple sclerosis hits the Oval Office, and tensions grow between Bartlet and the First Lady when she discovers he is planning to run for a second term.
Episodes (22)
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An assassination attempt leaves President Bartlet and his staff in…
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As surgeons try to save Josh's life, a secret service investigation…
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As the White House staff recover from the assassination attempt, they…
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Bartlet shocks his team by ordering the hiring of a republican…
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President Bartlet's controversial new choice for associate White…
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Bartlet considers the extraordinary measure of calling the Senate…
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President Bartlet travels to Portland for a major education speech…
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Bartlet must decide what to do with a boatload of Chinese stowaways…
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An explosion in Russia gives cause for concern. While the Russian…
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On Christmas Eve, Josh meets representatives from the American Trauma…
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A bi-partisan breakfast meeting develops into a nightmare for CJ when…
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Toby clashes with Sam over the President's environmental stance, and…
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Celebrations following Bartlet's successful State of the Union speech…
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Bartlet gives the go-ahead to a daring military mission to rescue…
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Bartlet's middle daughter inflames the controversy caused by the…
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Sam deals with a personal crisis while trying to clear an accused…
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A stubborn senator delays a vote - and Toby becomes suspicious about…
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Toby learns a shocking secret about Bartlet that could threaten the…
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A tiny oversight threatens to provide Bartlet's enemies with enough…
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As news of Bartlet's disease spreads, Babish prepares the staffers…
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Thorny issues encircle the White House as the President and his staff…
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Bartlet and his staff deal with the public revelation of his illness…
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