Peter James Smith

Born at the United States Air Force Air Station in Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, on February 20, 1971, Peter James Smith moved to the United States when he was only a year old. His television career began in 1994, with a role on the long-running crime drama "Silk Stalkings." He built up his résumé with a string of small parts, and worked his way into notable films like the cult comedy "Dead Man on Campus" and the Michael Bay World War II romance, "Pearl Harbor." However, Smith may be best remembered as White House aide, Ed, on the acclaimed Aaron Sorkin drama series, "The West Wing." Smith landed in the role in 1999, and would go on to reprise the part intermittently throughout the seven-season run of the massively successful series. After the show wrapped in 2006, Smith went on to appear in a string of acclaimed TV dramas, including "CSI: Miami," "Life," "The Unit," and"24."

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FRIENDS · S7, E24

The One With Chandler and Monica's Wedding, Pt. 2

Rachel is still waiting impatiently for her labor to begin. After posing as his daytime television drama character, Joey pronounces a handsome patient, Cliff (recurring guest star Eddie McClintock), suitable for Phoebe to pursue romantically. Unfortunately, Cliff sees Joey on television and finds out about the ruse. Monica and Chandler make love after trying several locations in the hospital. Finally, Rachel gives birth to a beautiful girl--and Ross kisses Rachel. Both hiding their feelings, they wonder how to proceed. Recurring guest star Christina Pickles appears as Monica's mother, Judy, and recurring guest star Maggie Wheeler appears as Chandler's ex-girlfriend, Janice.
FRIENDS · S7, E23

The One with Chandler and Monica's Wedding, Pt. 1

Monica and Chandler prepare for their wedding. During the rehearsal dinner with their families gather the night before for the rehearsal, Chandler's tie get's tighter and tighter until he can't take it anymore and he disappears. Meanwhile, Joey is starring in a movie with a prestigious actor with a spitting problem.
THE WEST WING · S1, E1

Pilot

The president (Martin Sheen) and his White House staff make up an eclectic group; with John Spencer, Brad Whitford, Allison Janney, Richard Schiff, Rob Lowe, Moira Kelly.
THE WEST WING · S1, E2

Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc

Sam pursues a call girl with whom he spent a night of passion; C.J. tries to defuse a clash between the president and the vice president.
THE WEST WING · S2, E3

The Midterms

In the months leading up to the midterm elections, the staff makes an all-out effort to pick up Democratic seats in Congress. Josh recovers at home. Sam betrays a friend after convincing him to run for office with a promise of support from the Democratic party--which he never delivers. The President becomes obsessed with a school board election in his home state. Since Charlie was the intended target of the shooting, he feels responsible for the incident. He is irritable and initially shuns Zoey's attempts to comfort him. At a White House reception for radio commentators, Bartlet's hatred for intolerance also motivates him to vigorously challenge a well-known talk show host who masquerades as a psychologist and uses the Bible to justify her bigoted views.

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