Stanley

Stan waits unobtrusively nearby as Leo emerges and delays him briefly with 'I'll be just a second' before Leo walks off with Morris.

Stanley meets Josh with clinical calm, cancels appointments to hold space, asks precise, repeated questions that chip away at Josh's defenses until the patient articulates the traumatic memory of Joanie's …

Stanley remains calmly persistent, cancels other appointments, refuses to let Josh leave, asks precise questions that peel away defenses and elicit the memory of Joanie and the fire.

Stands to greet Josh with calm poise, introduces himself and Kaytha as trainee, pitches ATVA credentials citing trauma cases, admits surveillance pretext under confrontation, offers honest restart, then unflinchingly re-questions …

Concedes the bad start, proposes honest restart, pauses strategically before re-questioning the hand injury, then deploys mirrored 'paperboy' line to dismantle Josh's defenses, shifting power decisively while seated with unflappable …

Stanley offers coffee and tea to ease tension, references Donna as contact, probes Donna's presence at Rosslyn, questions companions there, challenges Josh's minimized account, and redirects focus to his erratic …

Stanley calmly redirects from Rosslyn attendees to Josh's behavior three weeks ago, cites colleagues' concerns, and persistently interrogates the slip about pilot Robert Cano, methodically dismantling deflections to expose underlying …

Stanley Keyworth interjects via voice-over at briefing's end, questioning if this marks the first awareness of the pilot, bridging military crisis to personal therapy session.

Stanley relentlessly interrogates Josh on pilot awareness timeline and assignment details, counters evasion by invoking Leo's authority to extend session indefinitely, then calmly identifies interrupting knock as coffee to halt …

Stanley relentlessly interrogates Josh on the pilot assignment, eliciting confession of record scrutiny, then instantly names the interrupting knock as coffee to ground him from vivid PTSD flashback, maintaining clinical …

Stanley persistently and methodically questions Josh on his knowledge of Robert Cano, escalating from general findings to specific causes of death like oxygen loss or shoot-down, driving the therapeutic confrontation …

Stanley's voice-over pierces Josh's isolation with casual sarcasm about news placement, then manifests spectrally over Leo's body to demand 'What else?', blurring therapeutic session with real-time crisis dialogue for psychological …

Stanley's voice-over bookends the exchange with sarcastic intrusion 'Well, it wasn't in the front page of the sports section, so...' before Leo enters, then overlays Leo's body with insistent 'What …

Delivers opening sarcastic voice-over dismissing news triviality, then overlays Leo's physical form in closing probe 'What else?', bookending the exchange as therapeutic voice from present, catalyzing revelation of evasion.

Stanley launches an immediate, repetitive interrogation on Josh's knowledge of the suicidal pilot, affirming the shared birthday revelation with 'That's right' before pressing further with 'And what else?', driving the …

Stanley methodically probes Josh with precise questions, affirming the shared birthday revelation and immediately demanding more, exerting calm, unrelenting pressure through dialogue in the confined therapy space.

Listens intently as Josh recounts Cano's ordeal amid haunting sounds, then delivers calm, repetitive affirmation 'That's right, Josh. That's right.' as auditory echoes fade and camera shifts to him, anchoring …

Stanley sits across the table from Josh, delivering pointed questions about colleagues' concerns over Josh's post-pilot behavior, bluntly admitting prior talks with Josh's friends, and escalating by demanding specifics on …

Stationary and unflinching, Stanley methodically interrogates pacing Josh—linking Donna's Yo-Yo Ma obsession to the Christmas party cello, pressing on the unusual Oval Office meeting, and bluntly cataloging Josh's anger at …

Stanley remains composed and stationary, methodically probing Josh's memory gaps about the Christmas party, Oval Office meeting, and suppressed anger toward colleagues, escalating the confrontation with a direct challenge to …

Stanley sits across from Josh, persistently questioning the meaning of 'political perspective,' specifics of Josh's statements at the SPR meeting, and whether he raised his voice to the President, maintaining …

Stanley methodically credits Leo's insight, affirms outburst severity, interrogates hand injury origin, debunks Josh's glass-and-magazine fabrication via intercut flashbacks, rejects deflections with unimpressed authority, rolls up sleeve assertively, delivers rapid …

Delivers a calm, probing voice-over from off-screen, directly confronting Josh's earlier statement about putting down the glass after the party, escalating the therapeutic interrogation amid external knocking.

Stanley's calm voice-over from the present-day therapy session interrupts the flashback, directly questioning Josh about setting down the glass after the party, methodically linking the traumatic collapse to clinical inquiry …

Stanley delivers the stark PTSD diagnosis with unflinching calm, reframes therapy's aim as controlled remembrance, persistently probes Josh's memory of the shooting despite resistance, and validates his internal sickness after …

Stanley calmly delivers PTSD diagnosis despite Josh's denial and humor, reframes therapy goal as remembering without reliving, strategically uses Bartlet's Yo-Yo Ma VO to trigger flashbacks, presses for details, and …

Rises from seat, advances closer to Josh for intensified pressure, methodically questions post-meltdown actions, accuses dishonesty on suicidal thoughts paralleling Pilot, cites shared birthday and aviator's crash trauma, erupts in …

Stanley delivers the session's sarcastic termination with a nod and 'That's that,' humors Josh's incredulity by calling him 'cured,' recommends alternative therapy, dismisses his case as too simple despite the …