Throughout the season, Selina clashes with new senior strategist Kent Davison (Gary Cole) and Chief of Staff Ben Cafferty (Kevin Dunn). The finale, "D.C.," concludes with the shocking news that the unseen President will not seek re-election, clearing the path for Selina’s own presidential run.
After the midterms, Selina gains more influence in the West Wing, particularly in foreign policy, which leads her to handle a hostage crisis in Uzbekistan and travel to Helsinki. Veep - Season 2
Tony Hale won his first Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor for his role as Gary in 2013. The series also won the Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Comedy Series for this season. Throughout the season, Selina clashes with new senior
Season 2 of the HBO political satire marks the point where the series transitioned from a promising sitcom into a "master class" of Beltway satire. Premiering on April 14, 2013 , the season expands Selina Meyer’s world beyond the confines of her office, giving her a broader—and often more disastrous—foreign policy portfolio. Key Plot Arcs & Character Shifts Tony Hale won his first Primetime Emmy for