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| Will Bailey | |
|---|---|
| The West Wing character | |
 portrayed by
Joshua Malina | |
| First appearance | 2002-10-30 Season 4, Episode 6 "Game On" |
| Last appearance | 2006-05-14 Season 7, Episode 22 "Tomorrow" |
Will Bailey is a fictional character portrayed by Joshua Malina in the television serial drama The West Wing. Bailey held several positions in the second Bartlet administration (2003–2007) in the White House Office of Communications [1] [2] and the Office of the Vice President [3]. During the course of the serial, Bailey also served as the campaign manager of a dead Congressional candidate [4], the campaign manager of a Presidential campaign [5] and as a Congressman from Oregon [6].
Concept and creation
Appearances
Reception
References
- ^ "Inauguration Day Part II: Over There". The West Wing. Season 4. Episode 14. 12 February 2003. NBC.
- ^ "The Al Smith Dinner". The West Wing. Season 7. Episode 6. 30 October 2005. NBC.
- ^ "Constituency of One". The West Wing. Season 5. Episode 5. 29 October 2003. NBC.
- ^ "Game On". The West Wing. Season 4. Episode 6. 30 October 2002. NBC.
- ^ [ citation needed]
- ^ "The Ticket". The West Wing. Season 7. Episode 1. 25 September 2005. NBC.
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| Will Bailey | |
|---|---|
| The West Wing character | |
|
portrayed by
Joshua Malina | |
| First appearance | 2002-10-30 Season 4, Episode 6 "Game On" |
| Last appearance | 2006-05-14 Season 7, Episode 22 "Tomorrow" |
Will Bailey is a fictional character portrayed by Joshua Malina in the television serial drama The West Wing. Bailey held several positions in the second Bartlet administration (2003–2007) in the White House Office of Communications [1] [2] and the Office of the Vice President [3]. During the course of the serial, Bailey also served as the campaign manager of a dead Congressional candidate [4], the campaign manager of a Presidential campaign [5] and as a Congressman from Oregon [6].
Concept and creation
Appearances
Reception
References
- ^ "Inauguration Day Part II: Over There". The West Wing. Season 4. Episode 14. 12 February 2003. NBC.
- ^ "The Al Smith Dinner". The West Wing. Season 7. Episode 6. 30 October 2005. NBC.
- ^ "Constituency of One". The West Wing. Season 5. Episode 5. 29 October 2003. NBC.
- ^ "Game On". The West Wing. Season 4. Episode 6. 30 October 2002. NBC.
- ^ [ citation needed]
- ^ "The Ticket". The West Wing. Season 7. Episode 1. 25 September 2005. NBC.
External links
Categories
[[:Category:]]