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| rdfs:comment | - The discovery of a prosthetic arm in the river leads detectives to look into the case of a woman in the National Guard who went missing shortly after returning from a tour of duty in Iraq, where she lost an arm. Detectives learn she had trouble fitting back into civilian life and that she was haunted by memories of her time "over there". Meanwhile, Scotty lets his brother Mike know the man who was Mike's boxing coach as a boy was being charged with molesting a boy.
- Capt. Ross, Goren and Eames have their Thanksgiving plans interrupted when the deputy commissioner's daughter, a U.S. soldier home from Iraq, goes missing. At the same time, Goren has difficulty coping with the failing health of his needy mother.
- "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Sam After his State of the Union speech, Bartlet (Martin Sheen) boldly greenlights a daring military mission to rescue five federal drug agents taken hostage by Colombian terrorist commandos. The mission turns out to be a trap and some of the rescuers are killed, to Bartlet's deep horror and rage. Eventually, Bartlet must agree to have the Colombian president release a drug kingpin to retrieve his men. Leo (John Spencer) tells Bartlet that they lost this one. Toby (Richard Schiff) is confronted by angry liberal Senator Seth Gillette (Ed Begley, Jr.) who threatens to launch a third-party run for President.
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| abstract | - The discovery of a prosthetic arm in the river leads detectives to look into the case of a woman in the National Guard who went missing shortly after returning from a tour of duty in Iraq, where she lost an arm. Detectives learn she had trouble fitting back into civilian life and that she was haunted by memories of her time "over there". Meanwhile, Scotty lets his brother Mike know the man who was Mike's boxing coach as a boy was being charged with molesting a boy.
- Capt. Ross, Goren and Eames have their Thanksgiving plans interrupted when the deputy commissioner's daughter, a U.S. soldier home from Iraq, goes missing. At the same time, Goren has difficulty coping with the failing health of his needy mother.
- "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Sam After his State of the Union speech, Bartlet (Martin Sheen) boldly greenlights a daring military mission to rescue five federal drug agents taken hostage by Colombian terrorist commandos. The mission turns out to be a trap and some of the rescuers are killed, to Bartlet's deep horror and rage. Eventually, Bartlet must agree to have the Colombian president release a drug kingpin to retrieve his men. Leo (John Spencer) tells Bartlet that they lost this one. Toby (Richard Schiff) is confronted by angry liberal Senator Seth Gillette (Ed Begley, Jr.) who threatens to launch a third-party run for President.
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