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Hartsfield's Landing
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| “Hartsfield's Landing” | |
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| The West Wing episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 3 Episode 58 |
| Guest stars | Anna Deavere Smith James Hong NiCole Robinson James Keane Gregalan Williams Thomas Kopache Dennis Cockrum |
| Written by | Aaron Sorkin |
| Directed by | Vincent Misiano |
| Production no. | 227215 |
| Original airdate | |
| Season 3 episodes | |
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| List of The West Wing episodes | |
"Hartsfield's Landing" is episode 58 of The West Wing.
Bartlet engages both Sam and Toby in intricate chess matches that mirror the wily game of brinksmanship that Bartlet is playing with the Chinese, who are conducting war games in the Taiwan Strait. The Chinese threaten real war if Taiwan begins test firing its new U.S.-made Patriot defense missiles. Meanwhile, Josh is nervous about the 42 votes in a remote New Hampshire town's election called Hartsfield's Landing, which are counted immediately and always predict the winner of that state's primary. It's loosely based on the true communities of Hart's Location and Dixville Notch. Mischievous C.J. tries to upset Charlie by hiding his copy of the President's top-secret daily schedule—prompting a spat of playful tricks.
- Dulé Hill, who plays Charlie Young, was nominated for an Emmy in 2002 for his performances in this and the Enemies Foreign and Domestic episodes.[1]
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