Andrew Mackintosh

apologetic paternal dutiful gentle professional

Andrew Mackintosh anchors White House technical reliability as Mrs. Landingham's sole trusted specialist, summoned for her computer's glitches and commandeered for late-night software rewires amid bugs plaguing the system. Fatherhood shadows his duty—his young son Jeffrey wanders into the Roosevelt Room, prompting gentle chiding, swift apologies to Charlie, and candid revelations of family strains from his wife's night shifts. Warm pats and purposeful exits weave paternal steadiness into the West Wing's frenzy, his quiet competence fortifying the machinery beneath political tempests.

4 appearances

Andrew Mackintosh's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

4 moments

S2E3 · The Midterms

Missed Call Tension: Zoey Confronts Charlie

Unobserved, positioned as reliable fixer.

Andrew Mackintosh is invoked by name as Mrs. Landingham's sole trusted technician for her computer fix, with Margaret instructing Charlie to specifically request him.

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S2E3 · The Midterms

Roosevelt Room: Sympathy Surge Standoff

Professionally anticipated

Andrew Mackintosh is specified as Mrs. Landingham's sole trusted technician, queued via Charlie's note for the computer fix around 3 o'clock.

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S2E3 · The Midterms

Charlie's Wholesome Respite with Jeffrey Mackintosh

Embarrassed yet steady, balancing professional apology with fatherly firmness.

Andrew enters promptly on cue, gently but firmly chides Jeffrey for not staying put, apologizes profusely to Charlie, introduces himself from Technical Support, explains the late-night software installation due to …

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S2E3 · The Midterms

Sam's Defiant Stand for Tom Jordan

Embarrassed yet composed, balancing fatherhood with professional poise.

Andrew enters Roosevelt Room on cue, sternly but affectionately scolds Jeffrey for wandering, apologizes profusely to Charlie while explaining Technical Support's software install and family constraints, pats son and escorts …

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