“Drama! It’s what’s for dinner!” Strikes! Storms! Shoot outs! Can anything else happen when all the President of Indonesia is trying to do, is enjoy some salmon? Join Joseph and Anthony as they discuss the most jam packed episode yet. The topics range from generational bias to the price of free speech to genocidal hypocrisy. You know what? Next time the President invites you to a state dinner….just skip it.

319 million people live in the United States CJ. Thank you and you’re welcome. When power fails you, when those who are supposed to be honorable are not, when politics get in the way, who can you count on? Just a man from Ohio. His name? Joe Willis. Sorkin’s tribute to where the faith of America truly rests for good or bad...it’s citizenry. Joseph and Anthony’s minds were blown, but not before they discuss “fairy boys”. “Fairy boys”? Really?

You know what they say… “sexism sells!” Based on the title I think you get the point. We’ve got demons shouting at angels, the Ave Maria, small pox, World War 3, Toby playing basketball, Josh going to a psychiatrist, a big block of cheese, Ted from Scrubs worried about UFO’s, and touching the face of God. But all Joseph wants to do is talk about Pluie. Seriously, just Pluie.

Hubris: what all people of greatness and purpose succumb to…except Joseph and Anthony; they’re way too smart for that. While Toby finds himself in a financial pickle and the President is laid up with back problems, Leo suffers 2 losses and receives help from an unlikely source. The boys discuss all the hubris Oedipus can handle plus adorable family calendars.

Josh is stupid, the President’s pissed, and CJ finds out Sam slept with a hooker...sorry…”call girl.” We are also introduced to Danny Concannon, Charlie Young and Percy Fitzwallace (or as Joseph calls him...Percy Percy Fitz Fitz). The boys discuss the virtues of a proportional response as well as the battle between perception and reality...they are no longer on speaking terms.

“After Hoc, Therefore, Something Else Hoc.” Got it, thanks Josh! After the pilot acquainted us well with the White House staffers, Episode 2 gives us a deeper view into President Bartlet himself. By episode’s end the boys discuss the tragic question “Post Hoc…” asks.

The President crashes into a tree, Josh offends Catholics and Sam sleeps with a hooker...sorry…”call girl.” Welcome to the West Wing. Joseph and Anthony discuss these events as well as how Mr. Sorkin is able to master the art of writing “the pilot” when many can not.

Joseph and Anthony discuss what to expect as they analyze one of televisions greatest shows.