Ep 2. East Wing

Selina Meyer is back and she's got her sights set on the presidency. In the second episode of season 4, titled "East Wing," we see Selina continuing her quest to become the next President of the United States.

As the episode begins, we find Selina settling in to her new role as President with a few new challenges to deal with. The first is her new relationship with the First Lady, who is not exactly thrilled with her involvement in the White House. Selina tries to bond with her, but quickly realizes that it may be a lost cause.

The second challenge is a bit more pressing. The Vice President is pressuring Selina to make him her Chief of Staff, and she's not quite sure that's a good idea. As she weighs her options and tries to come up with a new plan, she finds herself enlisting the help of her staff.

Selina's right-hand man, Gary, is feeling especially useful in this episode as he takes on the task of setting up Selina's new office in the East Wing of the White House. Along the way, he has to navigate some tense interactions with the First Lady's staff, but he manages to make everything work out in the end.

Meanwhile, Selina's other staff members are dealing with some of their own issues. Dan is trying to come up with a new angle to get Selina more press coverage, while Amy is working on an important speech for the President. As usual, there are some missteps along the way, but in the end, they manage to pull everything off.

The episode also introduces some new characters, including Catherine, Selina's daughter, who is back from college and eager to get involved in her mother's life and work. We also meet Kent Davison, a new member of Selina's team who is an expert on numbers and data. It remains to be seen how these characters will fit into the mix, but they certainly add some new flavor to the show.

Overall, "East Wing" is a solid installment of Veep. It's not the funniest episode of the series, but it does a good job of setting up some interesting storylines for the rest of the season. The characters are as sharp as ever, and the writing is as witty as ever. Fans of the show will certainly be pleased with what they see here.