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| Dulé Hill as | Charlie (Charles) Young | Personal Aide to the President |
| Allison Janney as | C.J. (Claudia Jean) Cregg | Press Secretary |
| Joshua Malina as | Will (William) Bailey | Speechwriter |
| Janel Moloney as | Donna (Donnatella) Moss | Assistant to Deputy Chief of Staff |
| Richard Schiff as | Toby (Tobias Zachary) Ziegler | Communications Director |
| John Spencer as | Leo Thomas McGarry | Chief of Staff |
| Bradley Whitford as | Josh (Joshua) Lyman | Deputy Chief of Staff |
| and Martin Sheen as |
Jed (Josiah Edward) Bartlet | President of the United States |
| Special Guest Star Timothy Busfield as |
Danny (Daniel) Concannon | Washington Post Reporter |
| Guest Starring | ||
| Elisabeth Moss as | Zoey Patricia Bartlet | Bartlets' youngest daughter |
| Trent Ford as | Jean Paul FULL NAME | Zoey's Boyfriend |
| Danica McKellar as | Elsie Snuffin | Will Bailey's Stepsister |
| Megan Ward as | Senator's Staffer | with Jane Cleery |
| Kiersten Van Horne as | Jane Cleery | Senator's Staffer |
| Pat Skipper as | James "Jimmy" Hoebuck | Senator |
| Natsuko Ohama as | Dr. Gwendolyn Chen | Chief Cardiologist at Duke Medical Center |
| Co-Starring | ||
| Christina Grandy as | Ellen | Senator Grace Hardin Staffer |
| Derek Coleman as | Agent | |
| Ron Ostrow as | John | Reporter |
| Kris Murphy as | Katie | Witt (last name) / Reporter |
| John H. Wan as | Intern | |
| Timothy Davis-Reed as | Mark | O'Donnell (last name) / Reporter |
| Charles Noland as | Steve | Reporter |
| Peter James Smith as | Ed | Congressional Liaison |
| William Duffy as | Larry | Congressional Liaison |
| Nicole Lyn as | Stacy | Intern |
| Kim Webster as | Ginger | Assistant to Communications' Director |
| Jesse Burch as | Jay | |
| Mau Barclay as | Kelly | |
| Rachel Pearson as | Tammy | |
| Bernadette Burgos as | Hispanic Woman | |
| Ramon Luis Estevez as | Businessman | with envelop |
| John Del Regno as | Chef | Giuseppe |
| Richard Gross as | Sous Chef | Beano |
| Melissa Fitzgerald as | Carol | Fitzpatrick (last name) Assistant to the Press Secretary |
| Paul McCarthy-Boyington as | Goat Handler | Mike |
| Gabriel Jarret as | Jason | at airport |
"It's very 'Watergatey,' " [Timothy] Busfield told Distractions from New Jersey, where "Ed" is taped. "I've got this story that I think will become the big story as the season snowballs ... but I haven't told the guys on 'Ed' yet."
"Timothy Busfield will make a 'Watergatey' return to 'The West Wing'"
by David Barton
December 3, 2002
Sacramento Bee
He [Aaron Sorkin] mentioned that he was writing about US foreign aid. He said he thought America's "heart is in the right place" but that it's pretty pathetic that Cypress gives a greater percentage of aid than the US.
Posted at televisionwithoutpity.com Forum
by USCJCF
December 6, 2002
Notes from We Hate You (But Please Send Us More Baywatch): The Impact of American Entertainment on the World
Heifers hoofin' it in 'Wing' flingI can't imagine there are many publicity opportunities when you're representing cows - but Heifer International is milking its one shot at glory for all its worth.
Under the announcement, "West Wing Features Heifer International," the group has issued a press release proudly citing the fact that, in tomorrow's episode of "The West Wing" (9 p.m./Ch. 4), entitled "Guns Not Butter," their group is given prominent mention by President Bartlet (Martin Sheen).
In the episode, the president's staff fights a losing battle on a foreign aid vote. "Little Rock's Heifer International gets a prominent mention on the popular series when President Bartlet is asked to pose for a photo with a cow or goat to help publicize the nonprofit world hunger organization," the group notes with pride.
"Starr Report"
by Michael Starr
January 7, 2003
New York Post
Last year, Heifer was incorporated into the script for an episode of "The West Wing," thanks to the support of a cast member, Bradley Whitford.
"How a Goat Led a Girl Up the Path to an Education"
by Stephanie Strom
January 25, 2004
New York Times