Object

Situation Room TV Monitor

Grainy KH-10 satellite feeds flicker across the wide screen dominating the White House Situation Room wall, projecting Iraqi Republican Guard convoys surging south along the Tigris and Euphrates amid F-117 debris and airspace violations. Nancy McNally thrusts her finger at the ominous buildups, rumpled suit clinging as she demands DEFCON 4; Leo smirks, dismissing blurred pixels as Iraqi incompetence while the team—including Hoynes, Jack, Mike, and military men—huddles close, eyes locked on pulsing threats amid crisis clamor.

3 appearances

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When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments

S2E1 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part I

DEFCON Standoff: Nancy's Iraqi Alert Clashes with Leo's Restraint

The TV monitor broadcasts Leo and Jack's entry and initial exchange on Fitzwallace's status, bridging external movement into the room's tense rhythm; it underscores remote command integration, amplifying Leo's authoritative presence as he seamlessly transitions to questioning Nancy's intel.

Before: Active, displaying live feed of approaching leaders

After: Active, room now fully assembled

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S2E1 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part I

Leo Assumes Command in the Situation Room

Grainy TV monitor broadcasts Leo and Jack entering, enabling remote timeline confirmations on Bartlet/Fitzwallace before physical arrival, functionally bridging external updates into room's command nexus while amplifying Leo's authoritative projection amid rising tensions.

Before: Active displaying entry footage

After: Presumed off-air post-transition

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S2E1 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part I

Nancy McNally Ignites KH-10 Iraqi Threat Debate

Dominates room wall flickering KH-10 feeds earlier with Jack's entry alongside Leo, now backdrop to Nancy's Iraq debate as team huddles near intel streams, amplifying visual threat urgency while bridging remote coordination to live clashes.

Before: Active displaying Jack and Leo's approach

After: Ongoing projecting satellite imagery amid messaging directives

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