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#OTD in 2006:
President Bartlet: “Come in.”
Steward: “Colonel Gantry says we'll be landing in New Hampshire in twenty minutes, Sir.”
President Bartlet: “Thank you.”
Abbey: “What are you thinking about?”
President Bartlet: “Tomorrow.”
#TheWestWing #Tomorrow
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I got home that night and I went up to my dad and I was like 'Hey! I'm gonna be a Democrat!' And without looking up at me, he just said 'You have the moral backbone of a chocolate éclair.'
Jed Bartlet
ABBEY Well, the good news is, your temperature's gone down.
BARTLET Can I go to the office?
ABBEY No.
BARTLET Why not?
ABBEY It hasn't gone down enough, and it's gonna go back up again.
BARTLET Why?
ABBEY 'Cause you have the flu.
Abbey takes her stethoscope and puts the end on the President's back. She listens.
BARTLET Here's the thing though. I never really saw you study while you were in med school.
ABBEY Deep breath.
BARTLET Do you even know what you're listening for right now? [inhales]
ABBEY Do you know how many other people I could have married?
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BARTLET You're very sexy when you're in doctor mode you know that? 'Give me an IV/saline solution and 100 milligrams of Flumadine. Stat.' [beat] I could jump you right now.
ABBEY I could kill you right now.
BARTLET My thing's more fun.
Dr. Bartlet
CHARLIE How you feeling, sir?
BARTLET I'm feeling roughly the same as I was feeling when you asked me four minutes ago.
CHARLIE I'm sorry.
BARTLET It's okay. This isn't the worst of it, Charlie. The worst of it's coming up the stairs right now.
The bedroom door opens. Abbey comes in.
ABBEY Hello.
BARTLET Hello.
CHARLIE Good evening, ma'am.
ABBEY [puts her jacket and bag on a chair] Hey, Charlie. How you doing?
HACKETT Ma'am, I'm Admiral Hackett. I was on duty when it happened. [offers hand]
ABBEY [shakes hands] Good to meet you, Admiral. Charlie, would you mind getting my bag please?
Charlie does. Abbey takes a clipboard from Hackett. The President tries to get her attention.
BARTLET Abbey?
ABBEY [looking at clipboard] Oh, well. 101.9.
HACKETT Yes, ma'am.
ABBEY When's the last time you checked?
HACKETT About an hour ago.
ABBEY Pulse and pressure?
HACKETT The pressure dropped before he fainted, but it's coming back.
ABBEY 105 over 70.
HACKETT Yes.
ABBEY I want to put him on an IV/saline and vitamin solution. [to Jed] Honey, you still dizzy?
BARTLET I was wondering when you were gonna notice me.
ABBEY Are you still dizzy?
BARTLET No.
ABBEY He's lying. Give him Flumadine, 100 milligrams, twice a day.
HACKETT Yes, ma'am.
ABBEY Thank you, admiral.
