CJ is having none of it
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- Charlie: Is there anything else you need, sir?
- Bartlet: I need pallbearers.
THE WEST WING BACK TOGETHER. YOU GUYS I AM SO HAPPY. I LOVE IT SO MUCH.
“talked about Lord Marbury last night…now must watch episodes.”
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The West Wing S04E05 Debate Camp
Haha, Sam is such a dork.
Legit, whenever I say “twins” I am tempted to follow it up by putting my fingers up like that to demonstrate.
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Oh, yes.
Brainasplode
It should come as no surprise that this gif set captivated The Mary Sue editors for a good ten minutes. Also, Jamie would like a super cut of Josh shouting Donna spliced with clips of Donna Noble reactions.
And now, I can die happy.
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The West Wing S03E16 The U.S. Poet Laureate
People we love unreservedly: Donna Moss.
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Oh lord yes The West Wing. Yes.
I will reblog this again and again and again. #WestWingFTW
grandfathers
BARTLET
C.J., let me tell you something. Don’t ever, ever underestimate the will of a
grandfather. We’re mad men. We don’t give a damn. We got here before you and they’ll be here after. We’ll make enemies, we’ll break laws, we’ll break bones but you will not mess with the grandchildren.
LEO
There was quite a bit of sugar in the crème de caramel.
C.J.
Yeah.
BARTLET
C.J…. If I told you to screw the print deadline what would you want to do right now?
C.J.
I’d want to see if there’s a way I could help him out.
BARTLET
Give him some dignity right? And give him a rest. The guy’s going to collapse out there.
C.J.
Yes, sir.
BARTLET
Screw the print deadline. Leo?
LEO
Look…
BARTLET
We will talk about the other thing later.
LEO
I’m just asking how we’re going to do this.
DONNA
Excuse me?
LEO
The Chairman’s going to gavel him off if he stops talking or sits.
DONNA
Excuse me?
LEO
What are you doing?
DONNA
I didn’t know if I’m supposed to…
LEO
We usually don’t raise our hands.
BARTLET
Though it’s not the worst idea in the world.
DONNA
The Senator’s allowed to yield for a question without yielding the floor.
LEO
What do you mean?
DONNA
He’s allowed to yield for a question without yielding the floor.
BARTLET
I was in the House. I know nothing about Senate rules.
DONNA
Yes sir, but Josh does, and he likes to explain things, and, well, I let him.
C.J.
I’m pretty sure it’s true, sir.
BARTLET
What time is it? Let’s wake up a parliamentarian.
LEO
Yeah, but the problem is the only people who ask questions are Senators.
BARTLET
We’re going to get one of them to walk in there. Charlie!
LEO
The Senate wants to go home. They want a vote.
CHARLIE
Yes, sir?
BARTLET
I want to call Senators. We’ll start with our friends. When we’re done with those two,
we’ll go on to the other 98.
CHARLIE
Yes, sir.
C.J.
Charlie!
CHARLIE
Yes, ma’am.
C.J.
Start with the grandfathers.
We’ll assume, though, the modifier was dangling, they mean the reports serve little purpose, not Congress itself.
Josh: “Uh… the White House has been instructed by Congress to compile a list of 400 government reports that should be eliminated as they serve little purpose and cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. We’ll assume, though, the modifier was dangling, they mean the reports serve little purpose, not Congress itself. Who wants to lead it?”
Sam: I will.
Josh: Right. You’re not in this meeting. You’re shopping for fruit.
“Who’s your favorite writer?”
“Toby.”
“Who’s your favorite fiction writer?’
“You’re listening to him right now.”
“You like Dickens?”
