Queer Gals Watch the West Wing

Leigh and Fi reflect back on Aaron Sorkin's final season of the West Wing and reveal the winners for Best Fashion, Man! I Feel Like a Man and Proudest to be an American for Season 4. They have some choice predictions for what will happen to Josh, Leo, Toby, Donna and CJ (along with all our faves) in Season 5 and reflect on what on earth is going to happen with Zoey's kidnapping. With honourable mention to all the guest stars of Season 4 (Hello, Amy Adams, the people's princess), the best pizza in London, and the gal's message for all the Andy Wyatt haters out there.

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Leigh and Fi can't stop talking about Aaron Sorkin's final episode of the West Wing, "Twenty Five." Leigh wants to give Stockard Channing an EGOT for a single look. Fi can't stop crying about Toby Ziegler holding hands with his newborn twins. And Leigh and Fi have possibly their biggest ever disagreement over how the episode ends. With honourable mention to Dulé Hill for giving his most emotionally devastating performance yet, CJ Cregg's press briefing of a lifetime, and Sully from Monsters Inc for showing up in the West Wing as a slimy Republican.

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Leigh and Fi are shook by Season 4, Episode 22 of the West Wing, "Commencement." Leigh is astounded that Josh Lyman is actually giving Charlie Young good woman advice. Fi can't stop crying about Toby Ziegler, Andy, and the house of it all. You're not to sad for us, Toby! Then, needless to say we get the Massive Attack needle drop and all bets are off and, to lighten the tone, Leigh tells the story of the most infamous first daughter in history, Alice Roosevelt. With honourable mention to the sexual tension between Donna Moss and Amy Gardner, our deep, deep hatred for Jean-Paul, and the arrival of Mr Idina Menzel (at time of production), Taye Diggs.

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Leigh and Fi have a new favourite ever episode in the West Wing Series 4, Episode 21, "Life on Mars." Leigh is hot for the flirtation between Joe Quincey and CJ Cregg. Fi has a very salacious theory about the political downfall of John Hoynes. Then Leigh gets into the story of the only Vice President with a more spectacular downfall than Hoynes, the alliterative salty, spicy, snaky Spiro Agnew. With honourable mention to the Laurens and the death of hope and change for Joshua Lyman as he watches his hero fall.

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Leigh and Fi are hurtling towards the end of the season with Series 4, Episode 20 of the West Wing, "Evidence of Things Not Seen." Fi is furious with Aaron Sorkin for the egg and the equinox business whilst also very worried about Jed Bartlet annoying Russia. Leigh is thrilled to finally meet Joe Quincey, having seen him on the Channel 4 episode thumbnail weeks ago. Then Leigh gets into a war almost no one remembers, the War of 1812 and the time the redcoats ransacked the president's private quarters and stole his medicine cabinet. With honourable mention to poker, Charlie Young breaking down doors to protect his boss and a very triggered Donna Moss making a slew of HR violations.

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Leigh and Fi are talking about The West Wing Series 4, Episode 19, "Angel Maintenance." Fi is very proud of Will Bailey for a very risky joke which pays off. Leigh is very moved by CJ Cregg and how far she's come in four seasons. Not to mention, the gals are thrilled by a a certain congressman from New York, Thom Barry, who sparks a fascinating debate about the draft. So naturally, Leigh gets into the history of Selective Service in the United States. With honourable mention to Jed Bartlet for wearing his own merch and Leo McGarry for being a pilot and a calming presence.

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Leigh and Fi are deeply obsessed with The West Wing Series 4, Episode 18, "Privateers." Fi is outraged on Donna Moss's behalf at the task she has been given to her on the night of Zoey Bartlet's induction into the DAR. Leigh is obsessed with the hot ex energy between Amy Gardner and Josh Lyman. Then Leigh gets deep into the scandal ridden history of the Daughters of the American Revolution. With honourable mention to Charlie Young's riz and Amy Gardner's first day at work outfit as Abbey Bartlet's CoS.

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Leigh and Fi break down Season 4, Episode 17 of the West Wing,n "Red Haven's on Fire." Fi is ever more in love with Will Bailey's half-sister, Elsie Snuffin. Leigh is deeply worried that people aren't more worried about Charlie Young having been arrested. Then Leigh, in honour of what we believe to be Sam Seanborn's final episode, gets into the life and career of former White House Communications Director, Alyssa Farah Griffin. With honourable mention to Toby Ziegler's first ever time on a beach and the origin story of our new favourite duo, Amy Gardner and first lady, Abbey Bartlet.

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Leigh and Fi discuss Season 4, Episode 16 of the West Wing, "The California 47th." Fi is thrilled by seeing her pal Sam Seaborn again on the California campaign trail. Leigh is very stressed out by the arrest of Charlie Young when he valiantly steps up to be Toby Ziegler's second in a Y2K duel of honour. Then, in honour of Sam Seaborn's tenure on the show and the arrival of Will Bailey on the scene, Leigh tells the tale of one of the most storied (and theatrical) presidential speechwriters of modern times, voice of Ronald Reagan, Peggy Noonan. With honorable mention to CJ Cregg's fashion bravery in the face of avocados.

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Leigh and Fi discuss The West Wing Series 4, Episode 15, "Inauguration: Over There (Part II)" easily Aaron Sorkin's most convoluted episode title to date. Leigh is thrilled by a close encounter with Donna Moss's girly flatshare. Fi has several entries for fashion jail from the inaugural ball. Then Leigh gets into some of the most notable dramas of inauguration days from history, including a surprising amount of bird death. With honourable mention to Will Bailey becoming a permanent member of the team and the Bartlet Doctrine.

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