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7A WF 83429Episode Number: 89 Season Num: 5 First Aired: Wednesday September 24, 2003 Prod Code: 176051 |
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Joshua Malina Role: Will Bailey (Episodes 78-, recurring previously) Joshua Malina graduated from Yale University after earning a B.A. in theatre. Josh made his first professional appearance on Broadway as a part of Sorkin's A Few Good Men (He is credited as being in the play from Nov 15, 1989 through Jan 26, 1991). Later he had a bit part as an extra in the... Read More |
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Stockard Channing Role: Abbey Bartlet (Episodes 45-, recurring previously)
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Janel Moloney Role: Donna Moss (Episodes 23-, recurring previously) Janel Moloney, was born and raised in Woodland Hills, California. She is the daugther of two hair-dressers named John and Judy, and has two older siblings (Lance, who is a contractor, and Meegan, an attorney) and a twin sister, called Carey, a nurse. She studied ballet for ten years, but... Read More |
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Bradley Whitford Role: Josh Lyman Brad grew up in Wisconsin, and was involved in theater in high school but never thought that he could do it professionally. He graduated June 4, 1977 from Madison East High School in Madison, Wisconsin. He went to Wesleyan University graduating in 1981 (he majored in both English and Theater)... Read More |
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John Spencer Role: Leo McGarry John was born in December 1946 in New York, to Mildred, a waitress, and John Speshock, a truck driver. He is of Irish and Ukranian descent. At 16 he attended the Professional Children's School in New York, and later Fairleigh Dickinson University, but did not finish his degree. His TV work... Read More |
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Richard Schiff Role: Toby Ziegler As the middle child of the three sons of Edward and Charlotte Schiff. Richard Schiff was born and raised on the East Coast. The Emmy Award winner began his career as a theater director in New York and later founded and served as the artistic director of the Manhattan Repertory Theatre where he... Read More |
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Allison Janney Role: Claudia Jean "C.J." Cregg Allison comes from a family of performers -- her mother was an actress and her father and brother are musicians. Her youthful dreams of becoming an Olympic figure skater were curtailed by an accident in which she was injured colliding with a glass door. Education: Kenyon College,... Read More |
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Dulé Hill Role: Charlie Young Hill has been cast as one of the City Kids and was in the original cast of Bring in Da' Noise, Bring In Da' Funk . He has had guest roles on shows such as Ghostwriter , Cosby , Smart Guy , and New York Undercover . He also had an important role in the movie Holes in which he played Sam... Read More |
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Martin Sheen Role: President Jed Bartlet His mother, Mary Ann Phelan, was an Irish immigrant, and his father, Francisco Estevez, was a Spaniard who came to the U.S. by way of Cuba. They met at citizenship school in Dayton. Martin was born Ramon Estévez in Dayton, Ohio in 1940 to an Irish mother (Mary Ann Phelan) and a Spanish father... Read More |
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Mindy Seeger Role: Chris |
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Nicole Robinson Role: Margaret |
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Nina Siemaszko Role: Ellie Bartlet Nina, a relative unknown, has been doing great work for many years. She began acting from a very young age in the community productions of her hometown of Chicago before breaking into the Silver Screen at age 16. After a few films (including one with the Coreys) Nina tried her hand at television... Read More |
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Timothy Busfield Role: Danny Concannon Timothy Busfield was born in Lansing Michigan. His mother, Jean was the director for Michigan State University Press, and his father, Roger once taught theater arts in university. He attended East Tennessee State University, where he appeared in his first production as Puck, in Robin... Read More |
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John Amos Role: Percy Fitzwallace John Amos is former professional football player and an American actor, best known for playing James Evans, Sr. on the 1970s sitcom "Good Times" from 1974 to 1976, and for playing an adult Kunta Kinte in the groundbreaking mini-series, "Roots." Amos credits also include, Gordy Howard, the... Read More |
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Steven Eckholdt Role: Doug Westin |
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Annabeth Gish Role: Liz Bartlet Westin Annabeth was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico and grew up in Cedar Falls, Iowa. She attended Duke University and Northern University High School and graduated in 1989. She took a break from acting in order to gain a BA in English in July 1993. Her father was an English Professor. Her... Read More |
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Anna Deavere Smith Role: Nancy McNally |
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Lily Tomlin Role: Debbie Fiderer |
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Clark Gregg Role: Mike Casper Clark Gregg, actor, writer and director, was born on April 2nd, 1962 in Boston, Massachusetts. He’s best known as a founding member of the acclaimed Atlantic Theater Company, established in New York City in the late 1980’s. Gregg met his co-founders, David Mamet and William H. Macy, during... Read More |
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Charles Noland Role: Steve |
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William Duffy Role: Larry |
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Ivan Allen Role: Roger Salier |
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Timothy Davis-Reed Role: Mark |
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Peter James Smith Role: Ed |
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Kim Webster Role: Ginger |
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Melissa Fitzgerald Role: Carol Fitzpatrick Divorced from Noah Emmerich. |
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Thomas Kopache Role: Bob Slattery |
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Guest Stars
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Zeljko Ivanek Role: Steve Atwood |
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John Goodman Role: Glenallen Walken (uncredited) His first TV appearance was in a Burger King commercial where he had no lines. With a talent as large as his girth, John Goodman proved himself as both a distinguished character actor, and an engaging leading man. Haling from Affton, Missouri, a small unincorporated community in St. Louis... Read More |
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Richard F. Whiten Role: Winston |
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Hira Ambrosino Role: Reporter #3 Hira Ambrosino was born & raised in Japan. She attended the Oberlin Conservatory of Music where she studied music composition & classical piano. She has a Bachelor of Science, Magna Cum Laude, from Towson State University. She has a M.A. in Political Science from Johns Hopkins University, and has... Read More |
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John Colella Role: Reporter #2 |
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Bennet Guillory Role: Rep. Jackson |
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Charlotte Colavin Role: Sheila Fields |
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Geoff Pierson Role: Sen. Tripplehorn A soap opera star of the 1980s who emerged in the 90s as a primetime sitcom star, Geoffrey Pierson was well into his 20 before he embarking on an acting career. He made his professional debut at the Shady Land Summer Theatre in Marengo, IL in 1976. The following year, he enrolled at the Yale... Read More |
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Episode Vital Stats
Season Number: 5
Episode Reviews: 3
Score: 9.1 Superb 82 votes
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