Only Aaron Sorkin could write an episode of The West Wing about Ireland without including a single Irish character. We rectify that by talking to an actual leprechaun.

Is it possible? A West Wing Thing without the Misogyny Rundown? Don't worry, though - the kids make it up with a stirring defense of NAFTA and some very weird pranks. Plus, Josh Androsky, Comms director for Nithya Raman, drops by and we force him to watch an episode. Because that's what we do to people we love. https://www.nithyaforthecity.com

Is it possible that this week's Misogyny Rundown is the worst ever? And that it's not even the worst thing about this episode?

Luke Savage returns as the kids go to Puerto Rico to discuss Affirmative Action with CJ's dad.

Dave and Josh welcome Oliver Willis to witness one of the more jaw dropping episodes of your favorite show. Learn why we can't have nice things as Jed and the Wingnut kids do their best to ensure that cancer doesn't get cured.

Also, here's a link to free-floating agent of chaos Brian Siano's article referenced in the episode:

https://www.briansiano.com/2015/04/04/science-and-public-relations-skeptic-v-7-no-1-1999/

The most explosive plot in West Wing history comes to a shattering climax. You won't believe your ears.

We love Bartlet so much we've been walking around in a daze for two weeks. Plus, the things we do to women. AND an all new segment with an all new song from Diesel Boots. What more could you ask for, folks?

This episode takes the Misogyny Rundown to whole new heights. Our special guest, sex worker Savanna LaMaison, helps us break down some of its awfulness.

This week, the West Wing skates over the Death Penalty and "Indian" affairs as only the West Wing can.

Also - if you want some truly inane and absurd entertaining with no redeeming social merit whatsoever, join Josh, Dave, Diesel Boots, Gareth, Will and Matt for a screening of The Apple. We promise absolutely NO West Wing content:

https://vimeo.com/428161678/c92c70b811

In which the show gets too sexy, and Diesel Boots graces us with a newer and even timelier version of our theme song.