Character

Bail Bondsman

professional transactional efficient

The Bail Bondsman meets Toby Ziegler and Charlie Young to secure their release after an arrest stemming from a Newport Beach bar altercation with Congresswoman Wyatt. He handles the bail process during a nighttime crisis that disrupts President Bartlet's rally schedule, enabling Toby and Charlie to address immediate political fallout. His role underscores the procedural mechanics intersecting law enforcement and White House operations amid hostage tensions in Kundu.

3 appearances

Bail Bondsman's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

3 moments

S4E16 · The California 47th

Newport Beach Arrests Trigger Instant Campaign Shake‑Up

Neutral, businesslike—focused on securing release and completing paperwork.

Mentioned as the professional meeting with Toby and Charlie to arrange bail; not on screen, but functionally present in the offstage resolution of their arrest.

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S4E16 · The California 47th

Sam's Defiant Endorsement Forces Bartlet's Shakeup

Neutral, transactional — focused on securing release rather than political nuance.

Referenced as meeting with Toby and Charlie to arrange bail; the bail bondsman is a procedural presence whose impending actions shape Bartlet's payroll and personnel decisions.

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S4E16 · The California 47th

Backstage Crisis: Arrests, a Defiant Candidate, and a Snap Shake-Up

Professional and neutral — performing a service without moral judgement.

Referenced as the bail bondsman who is meeting with Toby and Charlie, representing the immediate legal/financial mechanism that will resolve their custody issue.

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Affiliation

Democratic National Committee