Call Girl

casual accommodating nonchalant

The Call Girl sits on a bench in the Newport Police Station with other young women during a late-night processing of detainees. She lends her cell phone to Toby Ziegler as he and Charlie Young complete bail paperwork following a bar altercation tied to Congresswoman Wyatt's campaign event. Toby uses the phone amid gallows humor, and she casually confirms he borrowed it. Her presence adds a mundane, incidental layer to the White House staff's entanglement with local law enforcement amid breaking news of Marine hostages in Kundu.

3 appearances

Also known as: one of the young women on bench, bench group

Call Girl's Journey

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3 moments

S4E17 · Red Haven's On Fire

Names on the Air: Hostages Named as Campaigners Walk Out of Jail

Nonchalant; mildly amused by being borrowed but otherwise uninterested in the high‑level drama on the TV.

One of the young women on the bench who lent her cellphone casually identifies herself when Toby apologetically returns the device; her exchange punctuates the scene's comic, low‑stakes human texture.

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S4E17 · Red Haven's On Fire

Bonding, Bail and a Takeover

Indifferent and matter-of-fact; unconcerned by the political identities of the men using her phone.

A young woman (call girl) sits on a bench among others, casually acknowledges Toby borrowed her phone and confirms its return with a nonchalant tone.

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S4E17 · Red Haven's On Fire

Toby Shrugs Off the Scandal and Takes the Reins

Unfazed and transactional—she treats the exchange as mundane rather than scandalous.

The call girl who lent Toby her phone answers his offhand apology and confirms he borrowed it, playing a small but narratively crucial role as provider of the communication device …

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Affiliation

The White House