"The President likes smart people who disagree with him. He wants to hear from you. The President's asking you to serve... and everything else is crap."
@@kristarolleri6442 TWW youtube channel does this a lot. Whoever is in charge of their YT channel subscribes to the notion that you always cut off the best part at the end.
"I used to have a nervous condition" "How did your's manifest itself?" "I drank a lot of scotch" "I get sick when I drink too much" "I get drunk when I drink too much"
@@robinps52 the bit where she tells him she could sign the President's name (S2E2) & Leo just stares at her... "...or do you think the White House Counsel would say that was a bad idea?" "I think the White House Counsel would say that's a coup d'etat." "...I'd probably end up doing time for that?" "I would think...and what the hell are you doing practicing the President's signature??" "It's just for fun." "We've got separation of powers, checks and balances, and *Margaret*, vetoing things and sending them back to the hill..." 🤣🤣🤣
This has one of my favorite scenes-Ainsley’s interview-and one of my favorite underrated CJ lines: “What the hell made you think I wouldn’t scream where there were people?!”
“Ainsley, would you like to work at the White House?” “Oh, only since I was two.” The quick exchange of dialogue on this show was terrific. I recorded every episode when it aired so I could rewind scenes with CC as many times as needed until I could get everyone’s lines. They talked over each other so much.
@@RinJackson they couldn't make her a series regular, because the cast was full. As a result, they lost her to CSI Miami. Sorkin later regretted not pushing to bend the rules in order to keep her on.
They actually probably would have, but she took a lead role in CSI:Miami, which was just better than what The West Wing was offering as a reoccurring role. You know how well she was received as her character still got name dropped now and again through the end of the last season years later.
@@Wafflinson Aaron Sorkin has often reflected with regret that he could not find a place for Emily Proctor in the cast of The West Wing. That said, she seemed to do OK in CSI:Miami. 😉
“Are you kidding?” “No.” “Are you kidding?” “No.” “Are you kidding?!” “No!” “Well what the hell made you think I wouldn’t SCREAM where there were people?!”
Sorkin is a genius writer, but not many actors can deliver his lines, and few actors can add to what he has written in the way the West Wing actors did. The actress that played Anslie Hayes was terrific in the role, but when she went to that David Carruso police procedural, and the writing was tepid, she just became another pretty face actress. Quality story lines and writing are rare. This show was a gem.
@@cdjhyoung In her defense, anyone that can make CSI writing sound like it doesn't suck is some sort of hybrid of Hepburn and Olivier created in a mad scientist's lab.
Yes he could. He wrote in a way that showed what American politics could be... should be... opposed but working toward the honest-to-dog greater good. Without actually losing what made those sides opposed. Leaders on both sides that actually cared for the country and what they could do for it, what they were trying to do for it. Not what it could put into their pockets. If the reality operated with even half the integrity...
@@totallybored5526”good writers borrow from other writers, great writers steal from them outright (even from themselves). After all, stealing from one writer is plagiarism, stealing from another thousand is research”
Allegedly the show originally was to be centered around Sam Seaborn but Martin Sheen was just too good in his only scene in the pilot so the focus changed to the President. So Rob Lowe became part of the ensemble instead of the Star & he was disappointed. Allegedly.
Ainsley was a fun character. Was rather surprised and disappointed that she disappeared after some episodes. I think Emily Procter got a better gig on CSI.
She thought she’d inadvertently given information about a grand jury to a journalist and she’d broken the law. She thought she was going to prison. Ainsley figured it out and reassured her she hadn’t done anything wrong.
One of the few times I legitimately dislike C.J. She was being arrogant and definitely judging a book by its cover. Being a republican does not make one the bad nor does being a Democrat means your a ggod guy. C.J. and Sam were both very wrong in this scene and that is why I loved Leo McGarry. He did not let partisan play a role in his decision making.
Ainsley was probably the only time they respectfully wrote a Republican character. They tried to make her look like an idiot and they gave her dialogue that put knocked them down a notch or two. Although, they did make her look ditzy on the state of the union episode which was uncalled for.
Can everybody please quote the clip we all just saw in the comments? Because we all need to just read it again, right? I wonder if those morons just quoting the clip live in a special place somewhere. The conversations in that town would be something special.
This is what took the behaviour of the young liberal and democrat persons in this country to the level it is today. Just a sad case of US AGAINST THEM TRIBALISIM and very poor behavior.
Well, John Goodman played a Republican Speaker of the House in a favorable light and Alan Alda's Arnie Vinnick was very positive as a Republican. I do think you have a point, though.
@@timhorn0511 There was also the Republican who absolutely chewed out everyone else for trying to use illegally obtained copy's of Leo's treatment history. His "I will wait for you in the tall grass" rant was pretty epic.
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"The President likes smart people who disagree with him. He wants to hear from you. The President's asking you to serve... and everything else is crap."
👍They should have waited til that to cut it
@@kristarolleri6442 , search Leo interviews Ainsley
Who are you talking about? The orange turd, he only serves himself, ever
Man that did not age well. Wasn’t it great back in the day when you could give people the benefit of the doubt that they weren’t straight up evil.
@@kristarolleri6442 TWW youtube channel does this a lot. Whoever is in charge of their YT channel subscribes to the notion that you always cut off the best part at the end.
"I took a shot". It aint the line. It's the delivery. Perfect.
Incorrect, it IS the line and the delivery. Both.
The way Rob Lowe says, "where?", perfect edge to it. He's underrated as a comedic actor.
Is he still underrated after his time on Parks and Rec? I would say he's well rated by now.
The way his eyebrows just sink the tiniest bit. So subtle. So good.
"I used to have a nervous condition"
"How did your's manifest itself?"
"I drank a lot of scotch"
"I get sick when I drink too much"
"I get drunk when I drink too much"
"you wanna glass of scotch?"
"yes please"
“She seems to be a very good secretary.”
“Well, she’ll be glad to hear that. She’s standing right outside the door.”
BANG
“Ow!”
One of my favorite moments from the entire show.
Leo & Margaret had a wonderful relationship, even if it wasn’t always obvious.
@@robinps52 the bit where she tells him she could sign the President's name (S2E2) & Leo just stares at her...
"...or do you think the White House Counsel would say that was a bad idea?"
"I think the White House Counsel would say that's a coup d'etat."
"...I'd probably end up doing time for that?"
"I would think...and what the hell are you doing practicing the President's signature??"
"It's just for fun."
"We've got separation of powers, checks and balances, and *Margaret*, vetoing things and sending them back to the hill..." 🤣🤣🤣
Comedy gold. One of the best in television!
I love the little nod Leo does, like "Got 'er."
As always Gail's goldfish bowl gives away a plot line - the elephant in the bowl is genius.
The elephant also turns around mid-scene.
Gail?
Who is Gail? It's CJ's fishbowl.
@@ronaldtipton6035 CJ named the goldfish ‘Gail’
@@allenjplgood eye! That's right out of naked gun. And how perfect is Ainsley's hair cut across her back?
This has one of my favorite scenes-Ainsley’s interview-and one of my favorite underrated CJ lines:
“What the hell made you think I wouldn’t scream where there were people?!”
"Was worth a shot." 🙄
@@thomasmcginnis3783 LEO!
“…This White House?” To this day, those are my favorite three words of the entire series!
Yet again, superlative writing. And yet again, magnificent acting.
“OW!” Lol.
"Have you been giving the wall a physical again?" - MASH
I love all the West Wing characters but I have a special place in my heart for Ainsley. She is just so ... funny.
The little wiggle he does give with his head at 3:18 is just pure gold. It's the cherry on top of the whole scene and delivery of them both.
wonderfully written and acted - pure class
This was a great scene and she was a great addition to the show.
“Ainsley, would you like to work at the White House?”
“Oh, only since I was two.”
The quick exchange of dialogue on this show was terrific. I recorded every episode when it aired so I could rewind scenes with CC as many times as needed until I could get everyone’s lines. They talked over each other so much.
Too bad she didn't stay on too long
@@RinJackson they couldn't make her a series regular, because the cast was full. As a result, they lost her to CSI Miami. Sorkin later regretted not pushing to bend the rules in order to keep her on.
Ainsley was such a good character. They should've had more for her.
They actually probably would have, but she took a lead role in CSI:Miami, which was just better than what The West Wing was offering as a reoccurring role.
You know how well she was received as her character still got name dropped now and again through the end of the last season years later.
@@Wafflinson Aaron Sorkin has often reflected with regret that he could not find a place for Emily Proctor in the cast of The West Wing. That said, she seemed to do OK in CSI:Miami. 😉
Leo saying: ‘Here it comes….’ 😂😂
"You want a glass of Scotch? Yes, please" Too bad I'm an alcoholic and don't keep liquor in my office. 🤣
The guy in the next office over has some.
"Would you like a drink?" "yes please"
Brilliant, brilliant writing. Just superbly delivered.
My favorite line of the whole series! “What makes think I wouldn’t scream where there are people”
Great timing the flow of the dialogue between them was perfect.
Ainsley Hayes is my favorite character.
Emily Proctor is gorgeous but good GOD her hair is amazing.
For me its her accent and the way she sounds nervous even when speaking eloquently.
There is no television writing like this anymore.
“Are you kidding?”
“No.”
“Are you kidding?”
“No.”
“Are you kidding?!”
“No!”
“Well what the hell made you think I wouldn’t SCREAM where there were people?!”
"...it was worth a shot."
That was a classic scene
The writing in this scene with Ainsley is fabulous.
"Oh, only since I was two."
One of my favorite scenes in the show.
What a genius Aaron Sorkin is
Purest gold 😊
I have always likened my DVD box sets to the first two seasons as blocks of gold. 😀
The irony of Ainsley saying that she doesn't look like other Republicans is something that couldn't have been predicted when this episode aired.
I have not watched West Wing in years. The second I saw the title of this clip I knew it was about Ainsley Hayes.
Thump "Oww"!🤣
Please more Leo clips. John Spencer was so great.
Leo was always amazing…
I liked Ainsley the moment she calmed down C.J. It was classy and nice.
Emily Proctor could not have done a better job in that scene.
man I miss this show....sooo good
"Mr McGarry"
"Leo"
"Yes sir"
repeat ad infinitum
Took a shot🤣🤣🤣
West Wing was always classy, but the inclusion of Emily Procter in season 2 made it charming.
".....here it comes...."
This is one of the Sorkin-iest sequences in history.
Sorkin is a genius writer, but not many actors can deliver his lines, and few actors can add to what he has written in the way the West Wing actors did. The actress that played Anslie Hayes was terrific in the role, but when she went to that David Carruso police procedural, and the writing was tepid, she just became another pretty face actress. Quality story lines and writing are rare. This show was a gem.
@@cdjhyoung In her defense, anyone that can make CSI writing sound like it doesn't suck is some sort of hybrid of Hepburn and Olivier created in a mad scientist's lab.
Uh oh, it's a walk and talk!
3:23
Penny in the air...😂😅
3:28
Penny drops.
Undoubtedly the best West Wing character. Too bad they didn't make her part of the main cast.
She is so so beautiful
Love it!
I think this is my 10 time watching this and it still cracks me up. It'll be a nightmare if tweedle dee becomes president! Just saying.
Wow! Sorkin could write. Too bad he left the show.
Yes he could. He wrote in a way that showed what American politics could be... should be... opposed but working toward the honest-to-dog greater good. Without actually losing what made those sides opposed. Leaders on both sides that actually cared for the country and what they could do for it, what they were trying to do for it. Not what it could put into their pockets. If the reality operated with even half the integrity...
@@rcslyman8929 Sorkin wrote a fantasy.
@@totallybored5526”good writers borrow from other writers, great writers steal from them outright (even from themselves). After all, stealing from one writer is plagiarism, stealing from another thousand is research”
After Leo offers Ainsley a job, I like to look at an imaginary watch on my wrist while she babbles on before she realizes...
My favorite episode!
Only a person who has never watched this series would clip that scene in the middle. Shame on you.
Couldn't agree more, just terrible editing!
Was there ANYBODY on this show that was not an IMMENSELY talented actor?? But if course it starts with great writing in my opinion
Still one of my favorite scenes and not once did she call him Leo.
Here it comes . . . . .
Here it comes…
Can you please do the scene where Leo explains alcoholism?
Ainsley should have stayed onbthe show. That was a lost opportunity.
She did have other opportunities!
She was in a few episodes and then just disappeared without any comment.
When Leo says, "Here it comes" is he breaking the fourth wall?
No
Jeez, they can wake up Elvis Presley.
Honestly what more did Rob Lowe want out of this series is beyond me?
Allegedly the show originally was to be centered around Sam Seaborn but Martin Sheen was just too good in his only scene in the pilot so the focus changed to the President. So Rob Lowe became part of the ensemble instead of the Star & he was disappointed. Allegedly.
WHERE IS THE REST OF IT????? DAMN IT, some of the best television out there and you chop it up into worthless crap.
Ainsley was a fun character. Was rather surprised and disappointed that she disappeared after some episodes. I think Emily Procter got a better gig on CSI.
That’s literally the reason she disappeared. It was because she got an offer for CSI Miami
Love Ainsley
Unlike Mandy Ainsley was great addition
i love how sam sounds like a woman when he and c.j. both scream, leo!
I miss Ainsley Hayes!
she is so beautiful here, didn't realize how hot she was until she went to CSI MIAMI
I hate this, now i want to know what CJ's question was and i can't remember.
Now im going to have to watch it all again. Oh well. 😉
She thought she’d inadvertently given information about a grand jury to a journalist and she’d broken the law. She thought she was going to prison. Ainsley figured it out and reassured her she hadn’t done anything wrong.
"It has to be _this_ White House?"
One of the few times I legitimately dislike C.J. She was being arrogant and definitely judging a book by its cover. Being a republican does not make one the bad nor does being a Democrat means your a ggod guy.
C.J. and Sam were both very wrong in this scene and that is why I loved Leo McGarry. He did not let partisan play a role in his decision making.
Ainsley was probably the only time they respectfully wrote a Republican character. They tried to make her look like an idiot and they gave her dialogue that put knocked them down a notch or two. Although, they did make her look ditzy on the state of the union episode which was uncalled for.
Too short
Can everybody please quote the clip we all just saw in the comments? Because we all need to just read it again, right? I wonder if those morons just quoting the clip live in a special place somewhere. The conversations in that town would be something special.
You have an interesting conversational style. 🥳
I didn't agree with that scene where CJ and Sam shout at Leo in front of all those people. It lost a little of my respect for their professionalism.
This is what took the behaviour of the young liberal and democrat persons in this country to the level it is today. Just a sad case of US AGAINST THEM TRIBALISIM and very poor behavior.
Children who were raised with this show have been conditioned to OPPOSE the other party.
-A child who has never watched this show
Well, John Goodman played a Republican Speaker of the House in a favorable light and Alan Alda's Arnie Vinnick was very positive as a Republican. I do think you have a point, though.
@@timhorn0511 There was also the Republican who absolutely chewed out everyone else for trying to use illegally obtained copy's of Leo's treatment history. His "I will wait for you in the tall grass" rant was pretty epic.
@@timhorn0511John Goodman’s character was vile!
@@Elthenartwo different scenes.