TV Guide: Renee Estevez

Fathers & Sons in Hollywood

Wed, 16 Dec 2009 09:00:00 -0500

Wed Dec 16 09:00 AM BIO Celebrity dads and their sons (and a few daughters) reflect on the subject of fatherhood. Included: Jerry and Ben Stiller; Rance, Ron and Clint Howard; brothers Beau and Jeff Bridges; Kirk and Michael Douglas; George Foreman and his five sons (all named George); Martin Sheen and his children, Charlie Sheen and Emilio, Renee and Ramon Estevez; Wayne Brady; Alan Thicke; Peter Boyle; and Tony Danza.

War Crimes

Tue, 15 Dec 2009 08:00:00 -0500

Tue Dec 15 08:00 AM BRAVO Donna gives a deposition to the House committee probing the MS matter. Questioning her: Cliff (Mark Feuerstein), the Republican counsel she's been seeing. Meanwhile, the President and the Vice President (Tim Matheson) clash over gun control; Leo and an Air Force general clash over an international war-crimes court; a hotshot foreign correspondent who's new to the White House beat gets hold of an embarrassing quote of Toby's; and Sam becomes intrigued by a proposal to abolish the penny.

Manchester

Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:00:00 -0500

Fri Dec 11 08:00 AM BRAVO President Bartlet wastes no time making his reelection intentions clear (not surprisingly, it's the first question at the press conference that follows his MS disclosure). But everyone knows that his predicament will make the campaign no piece of cake. Adding to Bartlet's problems is Abbey's reaction to his decision, not to mention Haiti's obstreperous dictator. Meanwhile, the White House press corps is making life particularly miserable for C.J. Babish: Oliver Platt. Nancy: Anna Deavere Smith.

Ellie

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 08:00:00 -0500

Thu Dec 3 08:00 AM BRAVO The President returns from Japan to learn that his Surgeon General (Mary Kay Place) has said some things about marijuana that might prove troublesome. Then his daughter Ellie, a medical student, says something about the controversy to reporter Danny Concannon. Meanwhile, Charlie's choice of a movie for the President to watch proves controversial, too. And Toby tries to enlist his ex-wife, a Congresswoman, in his effort to make peace with liberal Democrats over the Social Security flap.