3.14 "Night Five" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Carmen Argenziano

Argenziano, born on October 27th, 1943 in Sharon, Pennsylvania guest starred as Leonard Wallace, Billy Price's editor. He played the part for just this one episode. He has had guest starring stints on the TV series' "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", "Party of Five" and "24."

Answer: Alanna Ubach

Ubach, born on October 3rd, 1975 in Downey, California guest starred as Celia Walton in this episode. She played the role for just this episode. She has also guest starred on the TV shows "CSI: NY", "Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place" and "ER."

Answer: Stanley Keyworth

Josh met with Stanley Keyworth in the opening scene (Keyworth previously appeared in the season two episode "Noel"). Josh took Stanley for a tour of the White House and then Stanley asked him why he was giving him a tour of the place. Josh stated how, if he was to be seen with Stanley, he wanted it to be when he gave him the tour.

Answer: Jed Bartlet

Jed contacted Stanley Keyworth since he needed to speak with him about how he was having difficulty sleeping. Stanley asked him what would happen when he tried to sleep so the President mentioned how he would still stay awake when attempting to get sleep. Stanley asked President Bartlet how long the problem went on and he replied that it had been an issue for four nights.

Answer: Toby Ziegler

Toby was in Leo's office and pacing back and forth, which annoyed Leo. Leo was reading over a draft of a speech President Bartlet was prepared to give at the United Nations criticizing Islamic extremism. Toby noticed Leo had read the speech over many times so he asked him if he had trouble understanding some of what was written in the speech. Leo told him he thought the speech was great.

Answer: C.J. Cregg

Near the beginning of the episode, C.J. went into Leo's office and informed him that there was something going with Billy Price as his editor, Leonard Wallace, told C.J. that Billy missed two deadlines due to being in the Congo. She mentioned how Billy had gotten nowhere with the U.S. State Department. She stated that he was down there reporting on a story that was not that important.

Answer: Ainsley Hayes

Sam spoke to Toby for a couple of minutes about the speech President Bartlet would deliver to the United Nations and then Ainsley walked in all dressed up. Sam commented on how good she looked so she said she was at a social function and Sam jokingly asked if it was for the Americans for the Preservation of Family Values and White People. Ainsley stated it was a function held by The Federalist Society.

Answer: True

There was a scene in which someone who worked in the White House spoke to Sam about his conversation with Ainsley and how she found him offensive and demeaning to Ainsley. Sam assured her that he and Ainsley were friends and claimed that it was Ainsley's fault that he said what he did. The staffer was not convinced by what Sam said so he walked away.

Answer: Josh Lyman

Donna got back to the White House after having gone out on a date for an hour and Josh informed her about an editorial on sugar subsidies in the "International Herald Tribune." He asked her to make a copy of Leo and also asked that she give him a copy of a congressional face book.

She asked him why he needed a face book so he said he was getting mixed up by the faces of two congressional members.

Answer: Sam Seaborn

Near the end of the episode, Sam noticed that Charlie had been limping while walking so he asked him if he had been playing basketball. Charlie said he had so he asked Charlie how the game went. Charlie mentioned that he lost his basketball game to his sister, Deanna.