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The West Wing :: We Killed Yamamoto (03x20)

Episode Information

Title:

We Killed Yamamoto

Episode #:

03x20

Production Number:

227221

Original Airdate:

Wednesday May 15th, 2002

*Also Known As:

On a tué Yamamoto ( France [France 2])

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Country:	Aired On:

FR (France 2)	Jan 27, 2005

Episode Crew
Director:	Thomas Schlamme
Writer:	Aaron Sorkin

Episode Summary

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As Bartlet, with the help of Leo and Fitzwallace, struggles over deciding whether or not to forfeit diplomatic immunity for a Middle Eastern official known to be plotting terrorist attacks, Josh and Amy square off over a welfare reform bill. Meanwhile, Sam kills environment-friendly legislation for the Everglades; C.J. begins to appreciate her bodyguard even more; Toby advises the President not to attend a fundraiser; and Donna travels to North Dakota as the administration's representative at a meeting to change the state's name.

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Guest Stars

Special Guest Stars
•John Amos	played	Percy Fitzwallace	Recurring (8th appearance)
•Mark Harmon	played	Simon Donovan	Recurring (third appearance)
•Mary-Louise Parker	played	Amy Gardner	Recurring (6th appearance)
Guest Stars
•Glenn Morshower	played	Mike Chrysler	Recurring (6th appearance)
•Kurt Fuller	played	Advisor	Recurring (first appearance)
•Thomas Kopache	played	Bob Slattery	Recurring (4th appearance)
•William Thomas, Jr. (5)	played	David	Recurring (first appearance)
•Annika Peterson	played	Jane
•Bob Morrisey	played	Harry Conroy
•Christopher Curry (1)	played	Col. Lee
•Juan Garcia (1)	played	Rick Pintero
•Nicki Micheaux	played	Muriel
Co-Guest Stars
•Kim Webster	played	Ginger	Recurring (39th appearance)
•Peter James Smith (3)	played	Ed	Recurring (25th appearance)
•S. E. Perry	played	Marine Officer	Recurring (first appearance)
•William Duffy (2)	played	Larry	Recurring (24th appearance)
•Harry S. Murphy (1)	played	Witness
•Horward Lockie	played	Democrat
•Kevin Brief	played	Democrat
•Kim Brockington	played	Agent Thayer
•Roz Witt	played	Democrat

Main Cast

•Martin Sheen	played	President Jed Bartlet
•John Spencer	played	Leo McGarry
•Allison Janney	played	Claudia Jean "C.J." Cregg
•Bradley Whitford	played	Josh Lyman
•Janel Moloney	played	Donna Moss
•Rob Lowe (1)	played	Sam Seaborn
•Richard Schiff	played	Toby Ziegler
•Stockard Channing	played	Abbey Bartlet
•Dule Hill	played	Charlie Young