Angel Maintenance

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Angel Maintenance
The West Wing episode
Episode no. Season 4
Episode 84
Written by Eli Attie and Aaron Sorkin (teleplay)
Eli Attie & Kevin Falls (story)
Directed by Jessica Yu
Guest stars Thom Barry
Matt McCoy
James Morrison
NiCole Robinson
George Wyner
Gregory Jbara
Production no. 175320
Original airdate April 2, 2003
Season 4 episodes
  1. 20 Hours in America, Part I
  2. 20 Hours in America, Part II
  3. College Kids
  4. The Red Mass
  5. Debate Camp
  6. Game On
  7. Election Night
  8. Process Stories
  9. Swiss Diplomacy
  10. Arctic Radar
  11. Holy Night
  12. Guns Not Butter
  13. The Long Goodbye
  14. Inauguration, Part I
  15. Inauguration Over There
  16. The California 47th
  17. Red Haven's on Fire
  18. Privateers
  19. Angel Maintenance
  20. Evidence of Things Not Seen
  21. Life on Mars
  22. Commencement
  23. Twenty Five
List of The West Wing episodes

"Angel Maintenance" is episode 84 of The West Wing.

Returning to Washington, D.C., Air Force One is forced to stay in the air after a minor malfunction.

CJ must distract the Press Corps, while Will is given the task of briefing President Bartlet on recertifying Colombia as an ally in the war against drugs based on their miserable record in that area.

Meanwhile, in the White House, Josh and Leo deal with the clean-up of Chesapeake Bay via a moderate Republican Congressman who the Democratic leadership wants to target for the next election; Donna Moss grows impatient, knowing that she can do little to nothing in a security crisis, but Josh gives her an assignment to find out what might be up with Air Force One; and Toby meets with an African-American Congressman who wants to reinstate the draft and is threatening to withold funding for the mission in Kundu unless his statements are heard.

[edit] Trivia

During a scene where CJ and Will attempt to distract the White House Press Corps while a Fighter Jet attempts to get visual confirmation of the landing gear status, Will identifies the fighter as an F-16 Falcon. The Fighter shown is actually an F-15 Eagle.

During the final scene an announcement says that Air Force One will be circling around to Runway 39 At Andrews Air Force Base. There can never be a Runway 39 at any airport. The lowest possible number for a runway is 1 and the highest is 36. See the article on Runways for a detailed examination of how runways are numbered. At Andrews Air Force Base the two runways are 1L/19R and 1R/19L.

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