The West Wing

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“Twenty Five” (season four, episode 23; originally aired 5/14/2003)

“Commencement” (season four, episode 22; originally aired 5/7/2003)

“Life On Mars” (season four, episode 20; originally aired 4/30/2003)

“Angel Maintenance”  (season four, episodes 18; originally aired 4/2/2003) and “Evidence Of Things Not Seen” (season…

“Privateers” (season four, episode 18; originally aired 3/26/2003)

“Red Haven’s On Fire” (season four, episode 17; originally aired 2/26/2003)

“The California 47th” (season 4, episode 16; originally aired 2/19/2003)

“Inauguration, Part I” (season 4, episode 14; originally aired 2/5/2003) and “Inauguration: Over There” (season 4,…

Is The West Wing still The West Wing even when the show doesn’t take place in the West Wing? If “The Long…

“Guns Not Butter” ensures I no longer view working at the White House with any sort of reverence or majesty. It might…

It’s Christmas on The West Wing, which means two things: choruses and Dr. Stanley Keyworth, notable Anthony Bourdain…

Usually when I write these recaps/reviews/whatever it’s called when you put words on e-paper about something that…

From what I can gather on Wikipedia, “Swiss Diplomacy” is only the second episode, after season one’s “Enemies,” to n…

So much of The West Wing happens at night—late at night. Long evenings with Leo and Bartlet in the Situation Room.…

Well, it wasn’t even close. And as a few commenters have pointed out, that was probably the right way to go. Last…

“Game On” is an episode about a debate—the debate; it’s the thing every member of the White House staff has been…

Summer camp is an all-encompassing experience that makes you forget there’s a “rest of the world” that goes on in…

The West Wing is full of stubborn and presumptuous people. The kind of have to be, though: They’re running a…

I’ve often thought there are two types of people in the world: Those who loved high school and hated college, and…