The West Wing - God help me some days

[@elayan333]

Needed no more than 3 seconds to steal the show. PRICELESS!

[@LabradorIndependent]

Leo is such a mood

[@antourte1]

This scene is great. Seems like a Josh and Donna scene. Then seems like a Josh and Amy scene. It's actually a Leo fuckin' McGarry scene.

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

Every scene with Leo that doesn't involve Bartlett is a "Leo fuckin' McGarry" scene.

[@terrygracy8345]

Damn right

[@bluesboy25000]

Leo McGarry is the Man

[@karskel]

Nothing like it on tv today! Miss you guys!

[@lionsjourney29]

For me it’s the total walking sigh, he is not teasing them, he didn’t acknowledge them, just walked through sighed and judged them and kept walking

[@nofirstgonzalez7888]

This scene was a hoot. Talk about comic timing. Right now I’m watching Josh on The Handmaid’s Tale.

[@steriopticon2687]

I haven't seen it, but I understand that women got him elected there too?

[@ohpurpled]

@@steriopticon2687 for a certain definition of elected and women

[@Dave-bc8lv]

Thanks- I was looking for this scene

[@jameshanscombe2530]

Right up there with Leo to Mrs Landingham "Go Sharpen a pencil would ya?"

[@Num43]

I've been laughing at that line randomly for a decade now...

[@tommywm24]

lol...Leo. Such a funny scene!

[@ENC98TV]

Leo's one liners were classic

[@martythetickler]

Leo's too old for this SHIT. LOL

[@SonOfGod3000]

Leo haha!!

[@joemckim1183]

Leo was born as a 52 year old man.

[@jasonkoch3182]

Who is familiar with Peanuts but has never read the comic.

[@joemckim1183]

@@jasonkoch3182 Oh good grief.

[@Airie75]

OH LEO.

[@drewferrandini]

Sometimes I watch this show and roll my eyes at how Sorkin-y the dialogue can be...Leo’s line seems to be poking fun at that.

[@wanderlust328]

#judged by Leo *boom*

[@LestatandBerial]

I know i'm exagerating, but there are some episodes I'm not so sure.

[@hanscombe72]

Evidently you did too......

[@davidoconnell4100]

Oh Amy......sigh....swoon

[@jayanthkalisi2801]

Is it just me, or does she look like emma watson? 1:23

[@BradyPostma]

Yeah, I don't see it. I mean, they're both fine, attractive, white women. But it's not like they're going to be mistaken for each other.

[@paulcolburn3855]

"The League of Professional Women" is only an organization that would not have been given crap back in 2003. There are two things wrong with its existence: #1) it virtue signals that women (by their gender ONLY) have power only by "group identity" (never ever as individuals) because after all Josh, without us as a GROUP the President doesn't win re-election and #2) there would never-ever be a "League of Professional Men" lobbyist group. In 2021, we are still in a "deaths of despair" epidemic with respect to low value men. They are committing suicide or dying from drug overdoes, far too many of them. And in 2003, the "League of Professional Women" would look at those rates of male death and they would shrug their shoulders and say "good riddance" after all, those are low-value-men who are offing themselves. BU!T by virtue of the Holy Uterus, whoever this Vicky Hilton woman is, Amy feels she is deserving of a platform before the President of the United States. And we (as a society) tolerate this. And why? Feminism. Feminism really is cancer.

[@randomuselesshandle]

priceless

[@GodofReapers]

That's not true and you know it. Amy's *job* is to look out for women's issues, and God knows someone has to!

[@Foldy435]

The three characters I could never stand in WW:- Charlie, Toby and Amy.

[@keithduvall812]

Just out of curiosity Toby and Amy I get. Why Charlie? Very likeable character. Extremely loyal to the President and 1st family. Protective of his colleagues. He's extremely intelligent, hard working Ect.