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#26

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:39pm

not to sure...

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#27

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:40pm

Mom-a six-year run? His second-term election came during the fourth season, in the episode called "Election Night." Then he would still have four more years... Maybe I'm just confused...

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#28

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:43pm

I will be watching for sure!

#29

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:44pm

or may be I am (It has been known to happen!) But I do know they started the show 2 years into Jeb's first term in office.

#30

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:45pm

then how was he re-elected in the fourth season?

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#31

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:48pm

They are running a little more ahead time wise (many shows do) There a re a couple of great books out there One is a set of scripts one of them is the pilot episode.

#32

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:51pm

Sorry, that post confused me...what do you mean?

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#33

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 9:58pm

not to speak for mom,jess,but more(or less,as the case may be)time passes in the course of show's time in some seasons than in others...for example(and said examples are not accurate),say in season 1,6 months might have gone by,but in season 5, 2 years might have passed.
And,mom-there's 2 books of scripts-sorkin culled his favorite episodes for them....

Updated On: 10/18/04 at 09:58 PM

#34

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 10:01pm

cap, I am getting way too sleepy and the alarm goes off way too early here. I trust that you can explain better than I

Updated On: 10/18/04 at 10:01 PM

#35

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 10:04pm

Well, if time passes differently in different seasons, then why would it be restricted to six seasons? Couldn't time just pass differently? If two years can span four years, as this conversation is suggesting, then it wouldn't be limited to the six years...

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#36

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 10:13pm

different situation-I think the 6 years comes from contractual issues and the projected longevity of the show.The writers,as a result,have outlined the structure of the show so that bartlett's 2 terms only cover 6 years-not quite sure where I read about this-TvTome,maybe-they have a great west wing site-sorry if I've thoroughly confused you,jess....

Updated On: 10/18/04 at 10:13 PM

#37

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 10:22pm

Oh, well, if the issue was contract, then that makes complete sense. I thought the issue was that because it was his second year in office when the show started, it couldn't be more than six years time-wise. We were talking about two different issues in that case, and i'm no longer confused. If that is indeed what you meant, mom...

Her post
But it would be only a sixyear run since they startedf the show half way through Bartlet's first term in office.
made it seem like she meant time-wise...

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#38

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Posted: 10/18/04 at 10:33pm

pretty sure that's what mom meant-those typos can kill you...enjoy the show-I have to tape it,&I'll be speeding home to watch it after work...

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