Nothing much happens in this episode, no national crises, no fires to put out, still it's a very enjoyable hour. Leo & Ainsley continues (simply love watching Leo's face when he shows her to her office... when he realizes they've put her in the darkest cellar farthest away from the oval office), Lionel Tribbey gets introduced (love the cricket bat, and the little umbrellas), Sam gets all fired up first about Ainsley overstepping (even though she only does what she's told to do), then about those 2 guys harrassing her, not to mention suing White Pride over Josh's hospital bills (and Josh's reaction to that - yes it's bigger than slipping on the road)... and I love the ending.
But honestly, would the chief of staff, not to mention the rest of the senior staff even know about a new lowly lawyer starting at the WH counsel's office? Granted, Ainsley could pep up the debate some, and she has great chemistry with Leo and even Sam, still...
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Nothing much happens in this episode, no national crises, no fires to put out, still it's a very enjoyable hour. Leo & Ainsley continues (simply love watching Leo's face when he shows her to her office... when he realizes they've put her in the darkest cellar farthest away from the oval office), Lionel Tribbey gets introduced (love the cricket bat, and the little umbrellas), Sam gets all fired up first about Ainsley overstepping (even though she only does what she's told to do), then about those 2 guys harrassing her, not to mention suing White Pride over Josh's hospital bills (and Josh's reaction to that - yes it's bigger than slipping on the road)... and I love the ending.
But honestly, would the chief of staff, not to mention the rest of the senior staff even know about a new lowly lawyer starting at the WH counsel's office? Granted, Ainsley could pep up the debate some, and she has great chemistry with Leo and even Sam, still...