Television Newscaster (on-screen)

Voice emanates from monitor announcing 'Here now, the President,' framing the live address for national audience and cueing Bartlet's entrance.

Appears on television monitor delivering breaking special report, calmly announcing multiple gunshots fired at President Bartlet in Rosslyn seven minutes earlier, voice piercing the office as Mrs. Landingham flees mid-broadcast.

Newscaster delivers a neutral voice-over narration over the nighttime Capitol shot, precisely relaying C.J. Cregg's characterization of the Republican response without visual presence, serving as impartial conduit for the escalating …

Newscaster's voiceover on TV reports Ann Stark's claimed surprise at White House information, providing neutral context that Toby immediately mocks upon entry.

Newscaster delivers live voiceover on the bullpen TVs, detailing Stackhouse's filibuster endurance and airing B-roll of his campaign stop with grandchildren, unknowingly providing the discrepant clue that sparks Donna's investigation …

Newscaster's voice narrates Stackhouse's filibuster endurance—nine hours stalling Senate vote, five-term vet with seven grandchildren claim—over B-roll on bullpen TVs, immersing space in crisis as Donna scrutinizes.

Newscaster's voice emanates from the bullpen TVs, delivering vivid on-air report of Stackhouse's filibuster endurance, detailing the time lapse and Senate chamber tension while overlaying B-roll footage that prompts Donna's …

The newscaster, heard and seen on the station TV, reads General Vahorean's confirmation naming the three captured Marines and describing the Bitanga ambush in a measured, official tone that turns …

The newscaster's voice from the police station TV reads General Vahorean's confirmation, naming the three Marines and describing the Bitanga attack, supplying the scene's urgent informational backdrop.

The newscaster speaks on the station TV, disclosing the names of the captured Marines and delivering authoritative crisis information that reframes the aides' problems within a larger national emergency.

The newscaster's voice on the bedroom television reports the administration's backpedal on Will Bailey's climate remark and invokes Senator Bill Armstrong's criticism, supplying the public pressure that frames the couple's …

The newscaster provides the inciting factual report heard on the bedroom television, naming Will Bailey's remark linking Kachadee deaths to global warming and quoting Bill Armstrong; functions as an objective …