Recorded on the 4th of July, Quinten spent the day with his family so Logan and Trevor sat down to discuss the episode as well as some of their favorite 4th of July memories.

On today's episode, the Bartlet Administration weighs their options over whether or not to call a "Lame Duck" session of Congress.

In today's episode, Trevor and Logan do their best to explain Gilbert and Sullivan to Quinten.

Trevor is out this week but Quinten and Logan hold down the fort with a more intimate two-man show and welcome Ainsley Hayes to the White House.

This week's episode covers a lot of ground showing us snippets of the three months leading up to the midterm elections and features one of the all-time great scenes of the show.

We kick off Season Two of the show with this iconic two-part episode as Bartlet Administration deals with the immediate aftermath of the Rosslyn shooting, while also revisiting how the staff came together during the campaign.

Additionally, we apologize to our audio listeners for missing the Season One Recap episode last week. We lost the audio for it and didn't realize that until after we had already recorded this episode.

On today's episode, Trevor, Logan, and Quin reach the end of the first season while Bartlet and his team host an eventful Town Hall meeting. And our Employee of the Week rankings reach a fever pitch in the race for first.

In "Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics," the staff eagerly awaits poll results to see what the public thinks of their new policies. And as Bartlet shuffles around his Ambassadors, Trevor, Quin, and Logan discuss which countries they would want to be appointed to if given the option.

On this week's episode, the Bartlet Administration is in overdrive after the events of "Let Bartlet Be Bartlet" and Quin gets fired up about Mandatory Minimums.

On this week's episode, Quin, Logan, and Trevor watch as the White House staff reach their breaking point and decide it's time for a change.