Episode
The West Wing: Requiem
Overview
Bartlet, Santos, and their staff members attend a funeral for one of their own. Also, Josh cautions Santos about getting involved in the vote for Speaker of the House.
Details
- Series
- The West Wing
- Season
- Season 7
- Episode
- Episode 18
- Air date
- 2006-04-16
- Runtime
- 40 min
Episode context
Requiem is Episode 18 in Season 7 of The West Wing. It aired on 2006-04-16. The runtime is 40 min.
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Episode 17: Election Day (2)
Abbey is in New Hamphire with Liz Bartlet-Westin and they are awaiting the results of Doug Westin's campaign for a seat in Congress. Members of both the Santos campaign and the Vinick campaign must decide how to handle a tragedy, as the voters around the country continue to cast their votes for the next President of the United States.
Episode 19: Transition
Bartlet and his staff make the transition as easy as possible for the president-elect, who discovers some unpleasant realities about his new job.
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Episode 13: The Cold
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