Character

Jeffrey Mackintosh

sheepish polite obedient

Jeffrey Mackintosh emerges as the young son of White House software technician Andrew Mackintosh, drawn into the Roosevelt Room's hush during late-night bug fixes spurred by his mother's shifts. Alone at the vast conference table, he fields Charlie Young's whimsical jabs—shaking his head at cabinet mix-ups, his voice steady yet sheepish. Father Andrew's arrival sparks instant apology, Jeffrey's echo of farewells sealing a fleeting warmth that pierces the West Wing's grind. Polite obedience defines him, a child's unguarded presence contrasting raw political tempests.

2 appearances

Jeffrey Mackintosh's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

2 moments

S2E3 · The Midterms

Charlie's Wholesome Respite with Jeffrey Mackintosh

Sheepishly apologetic yet composed in the unfamiliar adult space.

Jeffrey sits alone at the end of the conference table, shakes his head shyly to Charlie's cabinet query, responds softly to name questions, apologizes obediently to his father after wandering, …

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S2E3 · The Midterms

Sam's Defiant Stand for Tom Jordan

Apologetic and subdued under mild parental scolding.

Jeffrey sits alone at vast conference table end, shakes head to Charlie's cabinet quip, quietly identifies himself as Jeffrey Mackintosh, echoes 'take it easy' farewell while father hustles him out.

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