Okay, decided to do this in stints of two, even though there is only one a week. I wasn't going to do any more reviews, after no replies cam to the last two, but then I remembered two things: One, just because no-one replies, doesn't mean no-one read it, therefore heard my opinion. Two, in the giving of my opinion I feel I shared, which is what I really want to do anyway.

The Women of Qumar - a nice episode for me. It was mainly lead by CJ and her disgust for how women in Qumar are treated. I'm afraid Demona has shifted my view on how I reacted. I loved it, originally. Again Alison Janney shows why she's won three emmys in a row for her performance as CJ. But, due to the Devil's side-kick (aka Demona) I realised that it was very anti-CJ behaviour. She doesn't over-react, she isn't emotional. After the shooting, she was one of the only ones who stayed calm. But heck, the episode was worth it just to see her argue with Nancy. The introduction of a new character, Academy Award nominee Mary-Louise Parker (Amy Gardner) was well handled, even though Josh should end up with Joey Lucas.
7 out of 10

Bartlet For America - A superb episode, a real character driven episode, yet with political moments and great directing. Leo shone like a super star, both in acting and in great writing (though he is getting bitch slapped a lot by the writers, geez give him a nice story for once). The brief reference by Josh to the story Leo had told him about the man and the hole was great (SEE "Noel".

Stop the press! Mrs. Langinham, oh it's so sad. Yes she had a brief appearance (don't toy with my emotions you damn writers!). Also, guest starring a Leo's lawyer was a women who I reconise as Racheal chain smoking boss from Friends. See, it helps to be me Anyone else want to punch that slimmy republican The flash backs worked well, as they did in "In The Shadow of Two Gun Men". Plus, seeing CJ throw the ball threw the window was really funny

10 out of 10