Bartlet For America

[@MeJamesah]

I wish I had a friend like Leo. A friend that believed more in you than you believe in yourself.

[@Slopmaster]

Leo was the dad Jed deserved.

[@BrowncoatInABox]

I have a leo in my life, he is so much smarter than me and I really do trust him with my life. He helped me through so much mental pain, it darn near killed me. I highly recommend it, if only for your family think the both of you are secretly gay. We love to about one a year play mental games with my sister

[@cookie_ninja]

I used to have a Leo...he died 17 months..it's rare but please continue to look for him. Hope is a good thing.

[@klw1396]

That darn napkin! That was the napkin in the frame in the final episode "Tomorrow". The final scene when Jed and Abbey are in the plane just kills me.

[@dirdib69]

Or when Bartlett gave it to Leo as a gift and Leo wept.

[@universalcollective427]

Love this scene, but, and just follow me here, have you ever tried licking a napkin and sticking it to something? It can't be done. Leo wasn't only a brilliant political mind, apparently he was a wizard.

[@wskylar21]

Maybe they got some next lvl napkins in New Hampshire c.c

[@novictorya7551]

It's what's new!

[@leonkernan]

Not only that, but the damn thing was still in perfect condition a decade later.

[@konkon7767]

@Universal Collective Sticky Phlegm is a side effect of all the Valium, Pills, & Alcohol Leo used to consume.

[@lancer525]

It was in the script that way...

[@potus22]

I love this Episode! I've been watching clips on here for days now, I think its time I pulled out my box set and watch them all again.

[@sband8409]

This comment is great. Box set - I’m from the future. I give you HBO MAX

[@CaesarSalad19]

I love how he jokingly attacks Mrs. Landingham but because of the relationship they have she is able to dish it right back. When she died it was so sad

[@ChemySh]

their relationship even started that way back when he was in college lmao, Mrs Landingham just kinda adopted him and kept pushing him to campaign for equal pay the national cathedral is no longer open for film shoots due to that cigarette, but the scene was kinda worth it

[@joemckim1183]

@@ChemySh I believe that their relationship started when Jed was in high school. His father was the head master of a private boarding school where Jed attended high school. Jed went to Notre Dame for college.

[@specialk9424]

Mrs. Landingham was to Bartlett what Alfred was to Batman.

[@siphillis]

I'd call Leo's lines melodramatic if they weren't so convincingly delivered by John Spencer. How did he do it?

[@Agent_1701-D]

In my opinion, he just spoke to the truth of the scene. Talk as sincerely as one can. And he did.

[@jbreezy101]

I'd have loved to continue the show into Santos as well as an extended scene about what's in the Bartlett library. I'd have loved to see that napkin (in the frame Mallory put it in) as one of the first things in the library. Great acting in that show

[@GooshieStarLine]

@1:33 "I'm happy to get him like they do in the civilised world", great line!

[@jonnnyren6245]

This scene is a perfect mirroring of how Josh travelled to Texas to convince Matt to run for President. Yeah damn that napkin! This show really made me cry and smile ridiculously.

[@Brownkyl]

"The goggles... That includes the goggles." I don't know why but I found that line really funny.

[@AndreAFirenze]

Sorry guys but is there somebody who can explain to me what the goggles are? I'm not american, so have mercy! :-) it's some year i'd like to ask!

[@jczeigler]

@@AndreAFirenze safety googles worn by snowmobile riders. Covers the eyes.

[@AndreAFirenze]

Powerful, touching, inspiring. TWW one hundred per cent ❤

[@rgwak]

South Dakota: Sightly Cooler than North Dakota Mississippi: At Least Roy Moore Doesn't Live Here New Hampshire: Spend Money Here or Die Florida: Come for the Sunshine, Stay for the Insanity

[@seanwebb605]

Except they forger to tell you how much it rains in Florida.

[@graceskerp]

New Hampshire: Welcome to New Hampshire. Leave your money. Go Away.

[@Millie226]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lancer525]

Utah - Our Jesus is Better Than Your Jesus Kentucky - Home of Crooked Politicians and Slack-Jawed Yokels Arkansas - At Least We Aren't Alabama Georgia - We Have Other Uses For Sheets!

[@billdecker2013]

Louisiana: Crawfish aren't really insects.

[@richarddavies6912]

Who are the three people in the world that disliked this? Incomprehensible.

[@davester1432]

Well, I haven't rated it, so I'm not one. But some of the negative ratings might be due to the fact that the focus is so bad (soft) that I can't even read what the napkin says. Yes, I know it says "Bartlett for America".

[@Elthenar]

@@davester1432 Probably people with Parkinson's who were aiming for the like button

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

John Hoynes, his wife, and his current mistress.

[@chewy739]

Bartletts and landinghams relationship was the best

[@MichaelDarlingCo]

That's it. Leo figured it out and Leo did it. Well done, Mr. Spencer.

[@FloggingInk]

Those two guys pitching that slogan are pretty cute. Goggles? Gosh, I don't know! But we'll check right up on that for you, sir!

[@deanermj10]

I love the relationship that Jed and Mrs. Landingham have

[@quitequiet5281]

Most things worth doing are initially written on a napkin or in the margins of a scrap piece of paper... usually a napkin...

[@dylansmith1833]

An Idea on a napkin turns into a legacy!

[@AmeanAbdelfattah]

*warm tone music*-HE NEVER MENTIONED HIS HEALTH!

[@ASimoneau]

Here's what I can't wrap my head around. After $1.1M in registration fees and $717,000 in gas taxes, how the hell is New Hampshire bringing in $365 million , just from snowmobiling. No, it's not the goggles.

[@seanwebb605]

Are you sure? Have you seen the goggles? They are really nice. Like Air Jordan Goggles. You can goggle in ways you have never goggled before. People go goo goo for these goggles.

[@LabTech41]

They didn't spell it outright, but I can explain it. I personally call it 'the hot dog economy'; there's probably some economic term for it, but that's how I choose to think about it. Basically, most people like hot dogs, but when you think about it, the sausage itself is usually the least expensive element of the equation when you break it down by item. What makes the hot dog seller his money isn't selling the sausage, it's selling all the elements that make a hot dog a package deal: the bun, the condiments, maybe some fries or onion rings, then there's the drink and so on and so forth; by the end of the day, you've spent the lion's share of your money on hot-dog related things that had nothing to do with the sausage itself. That's what they mean by saying snowmobiles bring in all that money: yeah, they're maybe spending 2-3 million on the snowmobiles themselves, but if you're coming to a different state for that, there's a ton of other things that people with either have to or choose to purchase while they're doing so. Gas for the car to get to and from the snowmobile venue, food and drinks, knick knacks and other impulse buys, things of that nature because most people don't go to another state JUST for snowmobiling, they go as part of a general vacation plan of which that activity is one of a number of things. The snowmobile is the hook that gets the attention, from which all the other actions act as accompaniments.

[@beageler]

What's so hard to get? It's rooms, meals, guides, rents. Gas tax and registration fees are just the big ones going wholesale to the government, the other millions go into the local economy.

[@jczeigler]

The point of Bartlett’s disdain was they spoke about 365 million dollars, and then detailed less than 1% of that total... a great way to demonstrate a lack of understanding the data you are talking about...... these guys were amateurs.

[@faceprecious]

I have got to get the box set. Need to put the money away to get it. I really miss this show. Very little on today that is good.

[@cards0486]

faceprecious Good luck. You might want to stream WW from Prime Video. That’s what I do. And I have all 7 seasons. I bought the DVD sets, and some discs freeze in an episode, so you can’t watch all of it. Of course, these DVDs were bought several years ago. Maybe the bugs were fixed. I hope you have great luck with them.

[@Pww642]

They cut the next scene, in which Bartlet, a huge germophobe, kicks Leo out for getting saliva all over his easel.

[@RiskeFactor]

That was the time he needed to mention the MS.

[@davidpolston4172]

In regards to Leo's drinking and pills and saying to him it's gonna come out it's the way of the world...how ironic

[@ered203]

Leo loved him.

[@untexan]

Am I crazy or was “It’s What’s New” a pretty decent ad campaign

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

I wanted to see more of Jed as governor.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

I'm sure the way media is going now there's going to be a prequel series on Jed Bartlett's gubernatorial career called The Many Saints of New Hampshire, starring Justin Bieber.

[@mattpitzer5566]

Leo "mother f'ing KINGMAKER" McGarry

[@unitedkingdom8111]

Great stuff

[@huth1701]

Best part of scene is Bartlet calling Mrs. Landingham a "Crusty New England Relic"! 1:14

[@aerithlivesforever6184]

aww best mates :-)

[@Lepidopray]

"New Hampshire. It's what's new!" LOL Politicians can learn from this show. In 2016 there was a controversy around another horrible slogan: “Rhode Island: Cooler and Warmer”. Too bad they didn't shoot it down like Bartlet did.

[@floridjazzfan97]

That was the best part of last night's episode. Though it pained me not to see Josh and Sam reunite.

[@yumpinyiminy963]

😁 It's what's new! 🤦‍♂️

[@JamesTrendily]

Bartlet for America 2012

[@nat5112]

Bartlet for America 2020

[@stevensutton4677]

If you find out snowmobiles are bringing 370 mill into your state, sit up and listen.

[@republicanja]

Leo McGarry for President!

[@PNZSF]

Pillner for Pawnee!!!

[@durthacht]

I actually don't like this scene as Bartlett appears very arrogant and rude to the two lads who were only trying to do their job.

[@teddykgb3865]

Always thought this scene made Bartlet look kind of shitty. He's completely dismissive and condescending to these guys just trying to do their job.

[@partyguy101ify]

To be fair, Jed was probably playing devil's advocate... perhaps partially. I would, too, if I was being pitched for a bad idea. Plus, their math is wrong.

[@larrysmith2638]

During the campaign, Leo indicated that Bartlett could be a bit of a jerk to those who didn't know him. And we saw the withering sarcastic side of him from time to time. Bartlett did not suffer fools gladly. But I also think the burdens of the presidency humbled Jed Bartlett, and made him a better man. As Abby said in one scene, "Jed, you can't save the world. But I do like to watch you try."

[@jordanwilliams24]

He's extremely bored as governor of a state without many real challenges to offer. And his snarkiness was very in-character here in general.

[@diggler2002]

Never seen this clip before.

[@davidpeek191]

To bad...