Unnamed Secret Service Agent

Unnamed Secret Service agent receives Tommy Cho's barked orders for perimeter fix, airport closures, and Harbor Patrol/Coast Guard activation, responding affirmatively amid the pandemonium.

Receives Tommy Cho's rapid-fire orders on perimeter, airports, Harbor Patrol, and Coast Guard, snaps immediate affirmative acknowledgment, propelling operational momentum.

Agent 1st storms ER, queries nurse on priorities, redirects patients to memorial and van; Agent 2nd commands south side clearance, backdoors, loading dock lockdown, two units in scaffolding with lights; …

Unnamed Secret Service agent storms in with team, barks 'Excuse me! Everyone stay where you are. Mr. Vice President, would you come with us please?', surrounds Hoynes urgently, and escorts …

Agents converge to block and brief Abbey mid-stride—first addressing her directly, confirming Zoey's secure transport; second detailing Bartlet's wounds and pre-op movement, then barking urgent departure commands as they escort …

A Secret Service agent methodically closes the waiting room door after Abbey's entry and partial briefing, enforcing isolation amid the unfolding updates on President and Josh.

Secret Service agent methodically closes waiting room door post-Abbey's briefing, enforcing isolation on Leo, Abbey, C.J., and staff.

A Secret Service agent decisively closes the waiting room door post-Abbey's briefing, enforcing isolation on the senior staff cluster and amplifying their entrapment in uncertainty.

Pulls up rapidly post-police arrival, joins screaming gun-toting policemen with agents wielding really big guns, swarms the bewildered skinhead who raises hands and drops, amplifying firepower deluge in chaotic encirclement.

Secret Service Agent silently catches C.J.'s eye, prompting her to excuse herself from Gary and introduce the President, enforcing seamless security transition into the main event.

Locks eyes with C.J. across the crowded room, delivering a silent, urgent signal that prompts her immediate exit from banter to protocol duties.

Stands rigid guard with a colleague outside the bedroom door, delivers professional greeting to approaching President, and affirmatively responds 'Yes sir' to his humorous privacy request, posture unwavering in nocturnal …

Stands rigidly outside the bedroom door with another agent, delivering a crisp greeting to Bartlet and affirming his request for no interruptions with professional 'Yes sir,' enforcing privacy before Bartlet …

Unnamed Secret Service agents blanket the loading dock, securing every corner as the limousine arrives; several accompany Bartlet up the ramp with vigilant presence during the exchange with C.J. and …

Two agents stand rigidly outside Bartlet's box as stoic sentinels, passively brushed past by C.J. en route to the phone handoff, maintaining perimeter without interference.

opens door for C.J. as she exits Oval Office

Silently opens the door for C.J. as she departs the colonnade back inside, embodying seamless security protocol amid President's contemplative vigil.

The Secret Service agent crisply announces 'Eagle's moving' at the scene's close, signaling imminent departure and injecting urgent duty into the lighthearted exchange, propelling Bartlet and Charlie from the room.

Unnamed Secret Service Agents line the colonnade in disciplined silence, forming a vigilant perimeter around Bartlet during his defiant outdoor smoke amid the frozen night, enforcing security without intrusion.

Delivers the crisp protocol alert 'Eagle's moving' that pierces the small talk, heralding Bartlet's stormy approach down the hall and priming the room for his explosive entry.

Stands at the portico door late at night, opens it precisely as Bartlet and Leo approach from outside, and speaks crisply into his mic to announce the President's movement, facilitating …

Secret Service Agent stands guard at the basement door, vigilantly opening it only upon hearing Toby utter the code word 'Sagittarius,' allowing entry into the secure briefing amid rising tension.

Guards the basement door stoically, cracking it open only at Toby's 'Sagittarius' code, sealing the group inside for the poll revelation's unyielding containment.

The Secret Service Agent stands guard at the basement door, vigilantly controlling access; upon hearing the code 'Sagittarius' from Josh, swiftly opens the door to allow entry, embodying unyielding protocol …

Guards the basement door stoically, swiftly opening it upon hearing the code word 'Sagittarius' from Josh, facilitating entry into the secure strategy session without a word.

Secret Service Agent forms the protective detail escorting Abbey Bartlet through the basement corridor to the guarded room, maintaining close formation and silent vigilance.

Secret Service agents command the motorcade's formation, flanking the limousine with unyielding vigilance amid shrieking sirens and rumbling engines, their disciplined presence slicing through urban streets to shield presidential vulnerability.

Secret Service agents execute precise protocol, wrenching open limousine doors on both sides for Bartlet and Abbey's emergence, flanking the arrival with vigilant efficiency amid blaring sirens and organ swells …

Secret Service agents methodically guide Abbey and President Bartlet through seated attendees to the front pew with disciplined precision, flanking them protectively before taking positions, their presence enforcing security amid …

Several Secret Service agents methodically guide Abbey and President Bartlet through the seated mourners to the front pew, ensuring secure positioning before the service commences, their presence a silent bulwark …

Stations stoically at sanctuary rear alongside Abbey and Leo; responds instantly to Leo's relayed command by closing multiple heavy doors with resounding finality, enforcing total privacy for Bartlet's altar confrontation.

Several Secret Service agents shadow Bartlet and staff through the pounding rain, umbrellas discarded, their disciplined vigilance ensuring secure passage into the building en route to the conference room.

The Secret Service Agent delivers a terse operational call — 'Eagle's in daylight' — signaling the aircraft's readiness and snapping the entourage from banter to movement and protocol awareness.

Interrupts the banter with a brisk operational update: 'Eagle's in daylight,' converting the informal walkdown into an immediate cue to shift toward motorcade procedures and security posture.

A Secret Service Agent is invoked in dialogue as the butt of a cynical joke about an agent being shot at a fruit stand; the agent does not appear but …

A Secret Service agent (first in) rushes into the room with colleagues, conducts a rapid welfare sweep, identifies C.J. directly, asks pointed questions about injuries, helps the staff to their …

As a named Secret Service presence, contributes to the initial rush, questions occupants, checks for injuries, and announces 'Oval's secure' to the room, helping assert control and implement lockdown.

Represents the field security detail that moved into the press briefing room; in the Oval one of them issues the wrist-mic call ordering 'Crash the Oval Office' and coordinates men …

One of the agents who enters to announce and execute protective measures; vocally acknowledges the President, helps shepherd people and supports the lockdown effort.

Referenced by the reporter and invoked by C.J. as the verifying authority; their field actions (overtaking the shooter) are the source of factual confirmation C.J. demands before releasing specifics.

Mentioned in the broadcast as having overtaken the shooter and secured the scene; their action is used as the basis for C.J.'s assurance of safety.

The on-scene Secret Service agent runs with Josh, asks clarifying questions, attempts to control Charlie physically by ordering him to sit, and pushes for coherent, relevant detail amid chaos.

Unnamed Secret Service agent runs with Josh, attempts to ask clarifying questions about the arboretum and champagne, and tries to physically restrain Charlie, telling him to sit down.

The Secret Service is referenced indirectly—their agent's name release is deferred until family is located—casting the Service as both protector and a subject of press inquiry.

The Secret Service is indirectly referenced when reporters ask about releasing an agent's name; the agency's protection and family-notification protocols shape C.J.'s cautious reply about locating family.

A Secret Service agent physically closes the Oval Office door behind the departing President, enforcing the security of the ceremony and marking a discrete boundary between private grief and public …

Performs a discreet security action by closing the door after the President exits, a small physical gesture that marks the end of Bartlet's physical presence and secures the Oval as …

A Secret Service agent executes protocolal security tasks: closes the Oval Office door behind President Bartlet as he leaves and performs quiet protective duties that frame the private-public boundary of …

A Secret Service agent physically secures the scene — closing the Oval Office door behind President Bartlet as he leaves — enforcing protection and privacy for the constitutional ritual.