Internal Displacement

Internal Displacement

Infobox Television episode
Title = Internal Displacement
Series = The West Wing


Caption =
Season = 7
Episode = 143
Airdate = January 152006
Production = 2T6211
Writer = Bradley Whitford
Director = Andrew Bernstein
Guests = Timothy Busfield
Annabeth Gish
Steven Eckholdt
George Kee Cheung
Tim Guinee
Ronald Guttman
Francois Giroday
NiCole Robinson
Episode list = List of "The West Wing" episodes
Season list = Infobox The West Wing season 7 episode list
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"Internal Displacement" is episode 143 of "The West Wing".

C.J. realizes that she barely has any time left in office and decides to try and solve the (real world) crisis in Darfur, Sudan, along with the (fictional) crisis between Russia and China over Kazakhstan. Adding more to her stress level, the President's son-in-law, Doug Westin, is rumored to be having an affair with his kids' nanny; Danny Concannon makes his first appearance (outside of the season opener flash forward) since the fifth season to go on a date with C.J.

External links

* [http://epguides.com/WestWing/ The West Wing Episode Guide]


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