1706:. One of the most regularly referred to White House correspondents, second only to Danny Concannon. Writes a story that alleges the existence of a classified military space shuttle which could be used to help three astronauts on the International Space Station who are running out of oxygen. His source is initially suspected to be C. J. Cregg, whose phone records show a surprisingly large number of calls to Greg Brock. Brock goes to jail after being held in contempt of court for failing to reveal the name of his source. White House Communications Director Toby Ziegler eventually confesses to the leak, saying that he acted alone, and that Brock was the only reporter to whom he leaked the information. The storyline regarding the leak and subsequent investigation has been compared by some to the
2304:): He was a physician and Navy officer (Captain), who served as a temporary replacement at the position of Physician to the President of the United States. Despite his relatively low rank for the position, Bartlet liked him and Leo McGarry asked him to stay on full-time. Before he could assume the position, however, a plane he was on during a diplomatic mission was shot down over the Middle East, which prompted the President to "overreact" in the next episode "A Proportional Response". Dr. Tolliver was married to Angela and their daughter's name was Cory. The child was named for her great-grandmother, who had been named after her great aunt, who got it from the first free woman she ever met. Appears in the episode "Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc" (Ep. 1.2).
843:): The President's executive secretary, hired after the death of the previous secretary, Mrs Landingham (Seasons 4–7). Charlie arranges her first interview with the President against her own wishes, in which she is groggy from prescription medication and performs badly by confessing to being both a professional gambler and then an alpaca farmer. Charlie later successfully pushes for her to be re-considered. When President Bartlet learns the reason she lost her previous White House personnel job — she had defied the Director of Personnel by hiring Charlie rather than a wealthy Bartlet supporter's unqualified son — and, though appearing very quirky, he sees she is actually very smart and capable, he hires her on the spot.
1514:): A sharp political operative and consultant introduced in the third season as the campaign manager of Bartlet's 2002 bid for reelection, his unmatched track record of victories includes a House district that no Democrat has won for decades, several different U.S. senators and state governors, and a win for an unspecified Israeli prime minister. The character reappears as Eric Baker's campaign manager for the 2006 Democratic primary, only to become an independent consultant to Republican nominee Arnold Vinick after Baker withdraws from the race. The change of political affiliations mirrored Ron Silver's real-world change of party affiliation, as the noted liberal actor campaigned for President
1640:): Senator Vinick's chief of staff and Vinick–Sullivan campaign manager; She, like Vinick, is portrayed as level-headed and not overtly partisan. Often at odds with the more conservative voices in the party, she leaves the campaign weeks before election day to placate the Republican base (season 6–7). In her final appearance, Brooks is mentioned as possibly being hired as Chief of Staff to the Republican Senate Majority Leader. Having renewed her friendship with Vinick, she makes an argument that convinces the Senator that he should not run for president again—and that he should accept President-elect Santos' offer to become the next Secretary of State.
1665:): Vinick–Sullivan speechwriter (season 6–7). Frequently mocked for his messy eating habits but extremely smart and effective (and, like Vinick and Sheila Brooks, level-headed in his conservatism), Mayer becomes fast friends with Gianelli. On election night, the two briefly discuss forming a consulting firm when Mayer firmly declares he is never going to become involved in daily governance, but Gianelli politely declines because the campaign life has worn him down and he plans to retire to his home in upstate New York. Along with Sheila, Bob advises Vinick to accept Santos' offer as the next Secretary of State.
1529:): A political consultant and pollster who is often hired by the White House and Democratic campaigns. Usually, her interactions with Bartlet or Matt Santos are arranged by Josh Lyman, who has a crush on her early on. However, their relationship remains platonic and professional. Lucas first appears in the first season as the hard-hitting, sarcastic campaign manager for a Democratic House candidate whom the White House does not take seriously. She is then contracted to conduct a secret poll to determine whether the American public would accept the president's
1009:, President Bartlet tells Leo McGarry to offer her a job, which after initially believing she is being rebuked, she thinks is either a joke or a terrible idea, but when seeing the White House staff in action in a crisis, leads her to accept the Associate White House Counsel's post. Primarily, she appears as a foil to Sam Seaborn, making him reconsider his position on policies. She briefly reappears in season 7, wanting to become White House Counsel for the Santos Administration with Josh planning on getting her a meeting with Santos.
1154:): Army Chief of Staff. He appears in episode 2.05 berating C.J. for reprimanding his intentions to condemn on TV the President's failure to ensure military preparedness before his retirement, but is left silent when C.J. tells him he is wearing a Distinguished Combat Service Medal he had not earned; later however, Bartlet says the General served his country bravely and would face no White House censorship of any of his views. Despite being identified as Army Chief of Staff, he is portrayed as a three-star
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2311:): Republican Chief of Staff to Glen Allen Walken when he was Speaker of the House. He follows Walken to the White House when the Speaker resigns from his post to step in for Bartlet as president. Finds himself at odds with Josh Lyman, who accuses Atwood of conspiring with Walken and the Republican Party for pushing their agenda during the presidency. Atwood denies it, citing that he and the party are in awe of Bartlet for his actions under the 25th Amendment (Ep. 5.1, Ep. 5.2).
786:): Head of the Women's Leadership Coalition and influential women's rights activist. Works as a political consultant for Senator Howard Stackhouse when he runs for president. Later hired as the Chief of Staff for the Office of the First Lady. Resigns after she upsets the President (Seasons 3–5). Agrees to become the Director of Legislative Affairs in the Santos administration (season 7).
1198:): Assistant Secretary of State (office unstated). Longtime Republican and State Department elder (more than 40 years); is brought in by Leo (to the President's discomfort and displeasure) to counsel the President on the submarine crisis off of North Korea in episode (3.06); later brought in by Toby during the reelection campaign to help C.J. spin the post-debate in episode (4.06).
1647:): Vinick–Sullivan campaign manager after Brooks' resignation (season 7); A far-to-the-right conservative activist who replaces Sheila to energize hard-core GOP voters. However, she disgusts the rest of the campaign leadership by attempting to make an election night issue of Leo McGarry's death. Her outspoken partisanship puts her at odds with Vinick, Sheila, and Bruno Gianelli.
1874:): Liz's husband. Neither the President nor his senior staff think much of him: the President because he does not think Doug is really worthy of marrying Elizabeth, the staff because they view him as an empty suit. Has an adulterous affair with the family's nanny exposed and unsuccessfully runs for the House of Representatives representing New Hampshire in 2006 (Seasons 5–7).
854:(Seasons 6–7). She is often focused on the minutiae of life. Particular devoted to and protective of Leo — frequently found snooping in on his private meetings — but she has a rebellious streak, so they are often at odds with their working styles. She is visibly pregnant in season 6, with no clear information about the father, and her baby is never seen on the show.
1425:): Republican from California. Republican candidate for president in 2006 (Seasons 6–7). Nominee for Secretary of State in Santos Administration (season 7). Senator from 1983 to 2007, was California's senior US Senator in 2006. Chairman of a powerful Senate Committee (either Judiciary or Finance), and also served on the Foreign Relations and Environment Committees.
1558:): A Bartlet–Hoynes reelection campaign staffer and speechwriter (season 3), he is acerbic and finds himself offside with Toby Ziegler but ends up winning the staffers' respect with his good ideas and staunch belief in them (particularly his push for a presidential veto on the "death tax" that leads to a major political victory for the administration).
1586:): an intelligent lobbyist described by Santos as having a "completely different take on the campaign" and by Josh as knowing "image stuff backwards and sideways", she only reluctantly agrees to Josh's request to join the Santos—–McGarry campaign as Director of Communications, when Santos agrees she can report to him directly. She acts as Josh's
2129:): Matt's Santos's brother (season 7), a failure in life who nearly ruins his brother's presidential bid when the Vinick campaign thinks they have evidence Matt Santos has an illegitimate child; in fact, Matt discovered that Jorge refused to support his ex-girlfriend, and therefore set up secret payments to help her on his own.
776:): Political consultant during Bartlet's first campaign. Worked as a media consultant at Lennox-Chase after the campaign. Briefly consults for Democratic Senator Lloyd Russell before being hired by the White House as a political consultant and media director (season 1). She is not seen or mentioned again after the first season.
1346:): President Bartlet's first vice president. President Bartlet's rival for the 1998 Democratic presidential nomination. Resigned from office while under fire for leaking classified material to a woman he was having an affair with. Candidate for the Democratic nomination for the 2006 election. (Seasons 1–7)
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President-elect Bartlet on a small delegation of military
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1242:): (occasionally "Jack"); adviser to the President during his first term, regularly appearing in the Situation Room. Briefs the President on the DEA hostage crisis; also advises the President during the prelude to the assassination of Abdul Shareef near the end of Season 3. Appears in Seasons 2–4.
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Beckman (Karis Campbell): Santos's personal assistant. She is present from the very beginning of Matt Santos's campaign for the presidency in season 6 (appearing as part of his Congressional staff). In her final appearance, Deborah Fiderer trains her as Santos's executive secretary,
986:): The fifth and final White House Counsel of the Bartlet administration and the second of the two characters to be shown in that position during the series. Diligent and zealous, he first appears advising President Bartlet when the President is considering revealing his diagnosis of
2200:): A psychiatrist from San Francisco who specializes in trauma cases. He is asked by Leo McGarry to see Josh after Josh yells at the President. Staff Therapist for the American Trauma Victims Association (ATVA), has several sessions as the President's therapist as well. (Seasons 2–4)
1454:): Governor of Pennsylvania. He is widely tipped as a front runner for the Democratic nomination for president in 2006, but Baker's surprise decision not to run at the outset leaves the race wide open. When the convention is deadlocked, Baker enters the race from the floor as a
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Otto (Ramon De Ocampo): Speechwriter, Santos—–McGarry
Campaign (season 7); Staffer in the Santos Administration (season 7). Very young but capable man who has a campaign fling with Lou Thornton. It is implied he will have a speechwriting role in the Santos
833:"): The President's executive secretary (season 1–2). Killed in a car accident (episode "18th and Potomac" at the end of season two). Appears in flashbacks (Seasons 3–4). Referred to simply as "Mrs Landingham" almost always by everyone including the president.
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Situation Room during discussions of retaliatory options to Morris Tolliver's USAF medical transport being shot down in episode 1.03. Also advises the President on the
1622:): A day-one aide to Congressman Santos (season 6); Staffer, Santos—–McGarry Campaign (seasons 6–7). He is removed from the campaign and reassigned to Santos's Congressional office early in season 7 after Lou considers that he is out of his depth.
2154:): Democratic pollster who had a short relationship with Joey Lucas. The senior staff cannot stand him, and when Joey's abilities became apparent, she takes over his previous role as the Bartlet administration's top pollster (season 1).
1005:): Associate (and proposed Deputy) White House Counsel (Seasons 2–3). Conservative Republican from North Carolina. Graduate of Harvard Law School. After she soundly defeats and embarrasses Sam during a debate on the political talk show
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Excelsis Deo",
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Cashman: (unseen character) Often mentioned alongside Secretaries Hutchinson and Berryhill, implied to be a senior official at one of the Executive Branch departments, the department of either State or Defense (Seasons
1838:): The President's eldest daughter, married with two children. (Seasons 5–7). President Bartlet thinks she is the real political mind in her marriage (not her husband) and that she should run for office instead of him.
1378:" during President Bartlet's first State of the Union address, later during the second term expressed concern about divided leadership when President Bartlet proposed invoking the 25th Amendment (Seasons 1 and 4).
1016:): Associate White House Counsel (Seasons 4–5). Republican. He uncovers Vice President Hoynes's leaking of information during an affair with local socialite Helen Baldwin, ultimately leading to Hoynes's resignation.
1565:): Former friend of Sam Seaborn. He is a staffer on Ritchie's 2002 presidential campaign (season 3) who ends up humiliating Sam by leaking an attack ad that makes the Bartlet campaign look vindictive and stupid.
808:. While a political consultant, she is hired to be Director of Legislative Affairs (season 5). She is not seen or mentioned again after the budget crisis is over and Josh Lyman regains his effective leadership.
48:(often competing in the same category against other members of the cast) across a variety of award-granting organizations, earning 30 awards. Many actors noted for work in sitcoms appeared in dramatic roles on
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Democratic Party supporter, who was good friends with Leo McGarry. He died on the night of the Illinois primary (during Bartlet's first presidential
1867:" (season 2). In flashback form, he is an overbearing man described by Mrs Landingham as a "prick who was jealous of his more successful brothers" and took out his limitations on his brilliant leader of a son.
1849:): The President's middle daughter. (Seasons 2, 5, 7). She loves her father, and he loves her, but they are very different in personality, and President Bartlet has said that Ellie is "her mother's daughter".
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1551:): A Bartlet-Hoynes reelection campaign staffer (season 3), she is a likable woman who quickly befriends Sam Seaborn. Often wins points by smoothing feathers ruffled by her acerbic co-worker Doug Wegland.
932:(season 5). Causes consternation among staff members by wearing revealing outfits in the West Wing office areas, raising concerns over potential harassment complaints or perceived lack of professionalism.
1458:, but withdraws over fallout due to the discovery of his non-disclosure of his wife's depression. President-elect Santos nominates him for vice president following the death of Leo McGarry. (Seasons 6—7)
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and love interest for C.J. Cregg; the two have a child together and have been living together for three years (marriage not confirmed in dialogue) as revealed in the last episode (Seasons 1–2, 4–5, 7).
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1881:): Ellie's fiancé, later husband. A scientist studying fruit flies, he earned President Barlet's respect when he admitted that he was not marrying Ellie due to her being pregnant but knew Ellie was
2297:): A horologist and high school classmate of C. J. Cregg who helps her deal with her father's steady mental decline due to Alzheimer's disease. Appears in the episode "The Long Goodbye" (Ep. 4.13).
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1209:. Appears in Seasons 5–7. In season 5, tends to be harsh with the senior staffers and notably sympathetic to the views of North Korea; in later appearances, he is more measured and diplomatic.
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2225:): Toby Ziegler's attorney, called upon when Toby confesses to the White House leak. (season 7, Garlington also appeared in the pilot episode as a militant anti-abortion activist.)
1472:): Governor of West Virginia. Republican nominee for vice president in 2006. Served as a U.S. Attorney and Attorney General of West Virginia before becoming governor. (Seasons 6–7)
1147:; Leo calls him "Jack" in his first episode and "Ken" in his second appearance. He seems to be the senior officer in the Situation Room in episode 2.01 until Nancy McNally arrives.
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2290:): Defense lawyer for a convicted murderer and high school bully of Sam Seaborn. He contacts Sam to persuade the White House to commute his client's death sentence (Ep. 1.14).
1615:): Staffer, Santos—–McGarry Campaign (Seasons 6–7); Santos Administration counselor to the President (season 7). Moves into Charlie Young's former office on Inauguration Day.
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2549:(CA), February 25, 2004, "Life, Arts, and Living" section, page 4: "C.J. takes another turn jousting with obvious Bill O'Reilly clone Taylor Reid (guest star Jay Mohr)."
2175:): Toby Ziegler's former friend, until she betrays him when he tries to broker a compromise on patients' rights. Chief of Staff to the Senate Majority Leader (Ep 2.11)
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1353:): President Bartlet's vice president after the resignation of John Hoynes and a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the 2006 election (Seasons 5–7).
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1023:): Associate White House Counsel (season 4–7). Deals with Toby after he admits to being the source of the military space shuttle leak.
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1367:): Secretary of Defense. He often disagreed, loudly and at length, with the policy decisions of President Bartlet (Seasons 4–7).
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1916:): Leo McGarry's wife. Divorces him due to his work commitments (season 1).
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about his intentions to run for president again (Episodes 5.07 & 6.07).
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Jonathan Bartlet: Josiah Bartlet's younger brother (mentioned, never seen)
1231:. Appears in season 2; advises the President on the DEA hostage crisis in
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1124:(Seasons 5–7), who takes on many of Nancy McNally's White House duties.
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1143:): Appears in episodes (2.01) and (2.10). A four-star general in the
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Media Specialist and Campaign Spokesperson for Bob Russell (season 6)
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Tom Connelly: FBI Director. Referred to in episode (Ep. 1.03).
1131:): A three-star general in the USAF. Meets with Leo to discuss the
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Chief of Staff to Vice-president Bob Russell (Seasons 5–7)
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1374:): Secretary of Agriculture. Chosen to be the Cabinet's "
1030:): Associate White House Counsel (season 6). Graduate of
2007:): Ex-wife of Toby Ziegler, Congresswoman from Maryland.
1856:): The President's youngest daughter (Seasons 1–2, 4–7).
1334:): Democratic candidate for president in 2006. Succeeds
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White House Deputy Communications Director (Seasons 1–4)
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Campaign Staffer for Santos–McGarry Campaign (season 7)
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2268:(Ep. 2.15, Ep. 6.08, Ep. 6.09; mentioned in Ep. 2.18)
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995:. He is described by Josh Lyman as "smart and tough".
922:): Intern at the White House Press Office (season 4).
912:): Intern at the White House Press Office (season 4).
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2143:): Sam Seaborn's friend. Law student working as a
1608:): Santos—–McGarry Campaign Consultant (season 7).
1486:): Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (season 6)
1801:): White House Press Corps Reporter. (season 5–7)
1794:): White House Press Corps Reporter. (season 5–7)
1746:, the combative host of the news commentary show
1113:Nancy McNally (season 4) and briefly dates Donna.
1075:. He succeeds Admiral Fitzwallace as a much more
599:Democratic vice-presidential nominee (season 6–7)
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795:House Government Reform and Oversight Committee
3280:Lists of American television series characters
2232:): Zoey Bartlet's French boyfriend. (season 4)
1955:): C.J.'s father, a retired math teacher with
991:mentioned by Santos as a potential choice for
547:Former U. S. Representative from New Hampshire
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2024:, retired ladies' raincoat maker (season 4).
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1572:): Hoynes' campaign manager (season 6).
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1048:Admiral Percy "Fitz" Fitzwallace (
804:): Worked for Leo McGarry while he was
2471:Brisbane, Arthur S. (April 30, 2018).
2122:): Matt Santos's daughter (season 6–7)
1841:Eleanor Emily "Ellie" Bartlet Faison,
1496:Defense Minister Abdul ibn Shareef of
1105:Lieutenant Commander Jack Reese (
716:California 47th congressional district
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595:Special Counselor to the President
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1094:. She can appear to be either a '
1067:General Nicholas Alexander (
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2507:versus The Bush Administration"
2428:Colker, David (July 11, 2015).
2076:Supreme Allied Commander Europe
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1826:First Lady of the United States
789:Clifford "Cliff" Calley (
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685:Tobias Zachary "Toby" Ziegler
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2993:What Kind of Day Has It Been
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549:Nobel laureate in Economics
3143:The Warfare of Genghis Khan
2216:United States Poet Laureate
2196:Dr. Stanley Keyworth (
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1256:): Head of the President's
703:Samuel Norman "Sam" Seaborn
627:White House Press Secretary
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2979:Celestial Navigation
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1556:Evan Handler
1538:Bill O'Brien
1484:Pamela Salem
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1463:James Brolin
1430:John Goodman
1394:North Dakota
1344:Tim Matheson
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1196:Hal Holbrook
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1012:Joe Quincy (
1007:Capital Beat
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863:Toby Ziegler
585:John Spencer
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316:Martin Sheen
266:John Spencer
246:Toby Ziegler
54:John Goodman
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2710:Sam Seaborn
2705:Will Bailey
2690:C. J. Cregg
2675:Leo McGarry
2670:Jed Bartlet
2343:Alex Graves
2191:Vanity Fair
2018:Jerry Adler
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1733:John Hoynes
1694:Sam Robards
1620:Evan Arnold
1401:Steven Culp
1332:Jimmy Smits
1320:Politicians
1276:C. J. Cregg
1272:Mark Harmon
1265:Clark Gregg
1109:): Aide to
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896:Sam Seaborn
885:Sam Seaborn
874:C. J. Cregg
852:C. J. Cregg
848:Leo McGarry
841:Lily Tomlin
774:Moira Kelly
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437:Jimmy Smits
407:Kate Harper
261:Leo McGarry
231:C. J. Cregg
216:Moira Kelly
183:Sam Seaborn
109:(credited)
82:Lily Tomlin
3274:Categories
3203:The Debate
3061:Manchester
2911:John Wells
2871:Roger Rees
2700:Donna Moss
2680:Josh Lyman
2655:Characters
2385:References
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2212:Laura Dern
2198:Adam Arkin
2159:John Diehl
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1512:Ron Silver
1491:Roger Rees
1452:Ed O'Neill
1412:George Coe
1405:Washington
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