You're listening to The West Wing Weekly. I'm Joshua Molina.

And I'm Rishikesh Hereway. Today we're talking about the second half of the season 4 premiere,

20 hours in America, part 2.

The information is the same as part 1. It was written by Aaron Sorkin, directed by Christopher

M.D. to whom we will speak later in our episode. And at first aired on September 25th, 2002.

I love the NBC synopsis for 20 hours in America. For both parts, here's what it says.

Two-hour season premiere sees President on campaign trail as probe of downed plane grows.

That's the best they could do for two-parter. Couldn't even afford some definite articles.

I didn't really, whoever wrote this was on a deadline.

I had to hand it in a rush.

It reminds me of one of my favorite scenes from a rest of development when the Bluth family is trying to welcome Michael Bluth back

and be less harsh to him. They've pushed him away and now they're trying to get him back for their own self interest.

And they have a banner that says, family loves Michael. And Will Arnett says,

take a look at banner Michael.

That's brilliant.

In this episode we see President on campaign trail as probe of downed plane grows.

There you have it.

I like episode very much.

I too.

We're only 18 hours short of being able to do it in real time.

I like part two even more than part one.

Okay. I don't know if there's anybody saying that.

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