Lionel Tribbey's Cricket Bat (Gift from Queen Elizabeth)

Lionel Tribbey storms the West Wing hallway gripping a hefty wooden cricket bat—gift from Her Royal Majesty Elizabeth Windsor—swinging it in wild arcs that slice the air, brandishing blunt menace as he rants about derailed vacations and botched testimonies, then slings it across his shoulder amid peals of manic laughter that freeze Leo, Ainsley, Margaret, and Steve Joyce in stunned witness.

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S2E5 · And It's Surely To Their Credit

Tribbey's Cricket Bat Rampage and Explosive Rejection of Ainsley

Wielded by Tribbey as a menacing prop and symbolic weapon during his explosive entrance and rant; swung wildly to punctuate threats of violence against staff, brandished under Leo's nose with papers, then slung over shoulder amid hysterical laughter—amplifying his unhinged fury and theatrical dominance in the hiring reveal confrontation.

Before: Carried by Tribbey through White House hallway, post-swing crack audible outside office

After: Slinged casually over Tribbey's shoulder as he storms out laughing

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S2E5 · And It's Surely To Their Credit

Tribbey's Bat-Wielding Oval Office Tirade

Lionel Tribbey's cricket bat serves as a dramatic prop amplifying his manic entrance, gripped fiercely as he storms in ranting, then casually slung over his shoulder during forced pleasantries, symbolizing his cultured volatility clashing with Oval decorum and heightening the farce.

Before: Gripped in Tribbey's hand as he enters swinging wildly

After: Slung across Tribbey's shoulder as he exits silently

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