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| rdfs:comment | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Toby "Mr. Willis of Ohio" is the sixth episode of the first season of The West Wing. Toby and Mandy work to convince some Congressmen -- including Mr. Willis, high school social studies teacher who assumed his late wife's office -- to approve a commerce bill that includes a vital census-counting provision, while the President's daughter gets into an ugly fracas in a Georgetown bar along with Josh and Sam. Elsewhere, C.J. swallows her pride and asks Sam for help to understand the basic components of the administration's stance on census-taking, and a peeved President Bartlet scolds Leo when he learns that Leo's wife has left him.
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| abstract | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Toby "Mr. Willis of Ohio" is the sixth episode of the first season of The West Wing. Toby and Mandy work to convince some Congressmen -- including Mr. Willis, high school social studies teacher who assumed his late wife's office -- to approve a commerce bill that includes a vital census-counting provision, while the President's daughter gets into an ugly fracas in a Georgetown bar along with Josh and Sam. Elsewhere, C.J. swallows her pride and asks Sam for help to understand the basic components of the administration's stance on census-taking, and a peeved President Bartlet scolds Leo when he learns that Leo's wife has left him.
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