Podcasts about lord john marbury

Writer/Director Jessica Ellis (What Lies West) returns to The West Wing to discuss episode 11, LORD JOHN MARBURY.We talk about the standout performance from Roger Rees as the titular John Marbury, the way the show expertly lays out breadcrumbs that lead to its season finales, and the complexities of CJ's romances and workplace relationships. We also discuss Sorkin's comedy chops, down to his appearance on 30 Rock.Find Jessica at: twitter.com/baddestmamajamaPatreon: patreon.com/podcastlikeits1989Twitter: twitter.com/podcastlikeitsInstagram: instagram.com/podcastlikeitsReddit: reddit.com/r/PodcastLikeIts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we talk about fish tank tanks, doing your makeup for battle, and we read our longest email ever. Are you a geography expert? Can you eat dinner? Let us know! Email: Yourshowmyshow@gmail.com Twitter: @yourshowmyshow

The script gets flipped as Dan does his best "Mike" impression with the Leo love, and Mike diverges from his voting streak citing Josh's playground antics. Segment Timecodes: State of the Union - 01:30 Filibuster - 07:07 The Caucus - 35:13 On the Record - 38:49 Contact Us - 42:27 Don't forget about our quote game. Throughout the entire podcast, Mike will be inserting quotes from the episodes we are discussing. He attempts to say them in a way that the other host/s are unaware of. Sometimes he is sneaky and other times it is just awkward, but all the time it is a ton of fun! Come and play along. rerunretrospect@gmail.com @rerunretrospect - https://twitter.com/RerunRetrospect (https://twitter.com/RerunRetrospect) https://www.samuelmyers.org/ (Music by https://www.samuelmyers.org)

Episode 11  "Lord John Marbury" The West Wing tackles the complex issue of Pakistan and India in the most simplistic way possible.  To discuss the situation, we are joined by our first guest ever - Writer, journalist, and producer of Four Lions, Faisal-Azam Qureshi.

Quinten continues to disappoint Logan by not immediately loving the eccentric Lord John Marbury in this week's episode.

Your road map to this week's entertainment-themed podcast:00:34 The Emoji Movie: It's true, Catherine took one for the team and saw this with her son. Her review is a sad face and a thumbs down.07:35 Master of None: This week's "Thanksgiving" episode gave us the feels in a better way. Two thumbs up!10:58 The West Wing: In "Dead Irish Writers," we get a visit from Lord John Marbury and from a temporary Canadian (Donna). Mentioned: The West Wing Weekly podcast and its very distinguished guest.17:35 Challenge Round: Spy: Speaking of dead, a lot of henchmen didn't make it out of this movie alive. But we still laughed a lot.For next time, Terri challenged Catherine to watch the pilot episode of Aaron Sorkin's first post-West Wing project, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. Plus: Master of None's "Amarsi Un Po" and West Wing's "The U.S. Poet Laureate."For quotes, archives, and more, visit us at http://parentingroundabout.com.

Oh hey! Remember when The West Wing had a Valentine's Day episode? We didn't either. But here it is! Valentine's Day at The White House. CJ has to decide whether to wake up a sleeping Bartlet, Toby has a meeting with Miss World, Abby's mad (again), Christopher Lloyd guest stars, and we've got Lord John Marbury for MVP! And somehow it's a musical episode. Join us (and the music of Ke$ha, Katy Perry, Hanson, Stevie Wonder, En Vogue, & Madonna) as we recap, "The Wake Up Call."

On this week's episode of Parenting Roundabout's entertainment-themed Round 2, Catherine and Terri check in with Netflix’s original series The Crown, and continue watching The Great American Baking Show and The West Wing. Here’s your road map: 00:33 The Great American Baking Show — We continue to enjoy this comforting dish of not-fierce competition. This week, the bakers took on pies, tarts, and other pastries, and we waited with baited breath to find out if their bottoms were soggy. Next time: chocolate! 12:00 The Crown — Catherine watched this Netflix original 10-parter, and compares it with Downton Abbey and Wolf Hall (at least in this edition, Claire Foy plays a queen who gets to keep her head). 20:16 The West Wing Weekly — This week’s episode, “The Drop-In,” featured that scoundrel Lord John Marbury, plus a powerful scene with our beloved C.J. Cregg (Allison Janney) and Rocky Carroll as comedian Corey Sykes. We’ll be taking next week off from the podcast, but join us in 2017 as we continue with The Great American Baking Show and The West Wing, plus pick up some shiny new pop culture to consume. Happy new year!

India is in Pakistan. Josh is in a deposition. CJ is in the dark. And Anthony is hip deep in mango, and the sounds are killing Joe. Come and find out what the boys think about it all; otherwise, Anthony will bust you like a piñata. Seriously. He loves that line. He’s been saying every day since.

According to Encyclopedia Brittanica, Josh and Hrishi are joined by William Duffy (@WilliamDuffy_) and Peter James Smith (@PJSActor), who played Ed and Larry.

It's Dr. Bartlet's birthday! Our favorite West Wing staffers are on hand to celebrate... except for Donna, who finds out she's actually a Canadian citizen. We also get guest appearances from Lord John Marbury, Amy Gardner, & Ainsley Hayes! Also not to be missed: President Bartlet uses the term "mojo." We'll discuss that and our favorite Irish writers in our recap of, "Dead Irish Writers."

In this episode Matt takes a look at West Wing S1E11 “Lord John Marbury”.Send e-mails to sorkincast@gmail.com, tweet @sorkincast, or call 314-669-1840 to offer feedback.Please leave the podcast a written review in iTunes, and find all back episodes and links at sorkincast.wordpress.commp3

In this episode Matt takes a look at West Wing S1E11 "Lord John Marbury".Time has almost run out to submit your thoughts about any West Wing episode from S1E01 to S1E11! Hurry up and get yours in for the feedback cast today! Send e-mails to sorkincast@gmail.com, tweet @sorkincast, or call 314-669-1840 to offer feedback.Please leave the podcast a written review in iTunes, and find all back episodes and links at sorkincast.wordpress.commp3