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I can't even think about it too deeply but oh knowing that Dulé Hill was given the acting note of "remember that Charlie has a lot more experience with death than most of these people" for the moment he tells Leo that Dolores is dead really just adds even more to that scene. The way Charlie is just standing there, phone in hand, shell-shocked but not crying or even sounding that upset. It's so well done. It fits so well. It just rips your heart out.
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Leo referencing to the lawsuits and every loose hell they're about to face as "extracurricular nonsense" is funny and terrifying. And him insisting that they're not gonna back down off of any of their goals and policies when really they will in the long run is just a little sad
"When did I stop being Dr. Bartlet? When in the campaign did I decide women were going to like me more if I called myself Mrs? When did I decide women were that stupid?" I need essays written about this decision and Abbey's feelings about it and to what degree it was her idea and to what degree it wasn't but she didn't think it worth the fight.
But really in general the entire scene with Abbey and Sam and then Babish is so good and you can really see how defensive she is about this and it's such a layered thing. She fucked up. She did something illegal, she risked her medical license, to get her husband elected. And now because he considered another term, it's all coming out and the consequences are back to bite her. And it's sinking in and it's getting to her and these guys have a great way of being harsh as they should and still with this kind of total lack of understanding where she's coming from.
And then her eventual "I want to be next to my husband when he does this" cuts right through all of that to really the emotional core of what Jed is about to do and say, and her entire motivation for ALL of it in the first place.
Mrs Landingham naming the safety and how high it came out of the tests as one of the features of her new car. The first new car she has EVER owned in her damn life. I am just not going to be okay.
"How do I look?" ".. you look pretty tired." "Really? That's what you're saying to me?" Is a stellar moment between CJ and Carol but oh it also just stings so much. CJ is not *okay.*
Starting from 'the fall's gonna kill you' these last episodes of season two really do set up CJ's gaffe and attempt at resignation so well already. She looks Breathless and on the verge of Something this whole episode. The way she has to already balance both the coup in Haiti and the planning of the MS reveal is already overwhelming her and how could it not. But there is no room to breathe or recollect, it's just about powering through now. She tells her friend from the news that the water is right at her head. And of course she's going to reach her limit eventually.
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"You guys need some adult supervision?" while walking into the White House Situation Room during an active military crisis oh Dr. Nancy McNally how I love you
Also the fact that Sam, and surely plenty of people with him, are very set on the straightforward idea that if Jed doesn't run for a second term, he HAS to point to Hoynes and put everything behind him. It's logical and as the VP it's expected. But also thinking about it in the context of Full Disclosure and a CJ Cregg who's been sexually assaulted by that Vice President? Knowing that if Jed Bartlet decides not to run, she has to decide if she can keep working for this man she adores and his administration she wants to give everything to, when their team effort will be put into electing John fucking Hoynes as President? It's a horror movie actually.
Mrs Landingham: Why do men think women can't buy a car by themselves?
Josh: It's an old stereotype, Mrs L. So did you get the extended warranty service?
Mrs Landingham: No.
Josh, to Charlie but obviously for her: Women.
Josh actually managing to be SO fucking funny with a joke about misogyny is killing me. That was perfectly delivered. She loves that stupid man. I even love the "Mrs L" actually
