| MostNewYork, In God, They Dis-trust New! |
David Bianculli discusses how Pres. Josiah Bartlet's angry words with the Almighty echoed a similar scene with "NYPD Blue" Det. Andy Sipowicz.
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| President Takes Trip |
Scott Feschuk criticizes and praises the finale that "tasted strongly of mushrooms." Find out what aspects he found worthy.
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| West Wing Politics |
Read the posts on this message board for the drama set in the White House.
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| This Week on the Left...Err...West Wing |
Find political news updates from a right wing fan of the series and access an archive of episode summaries.
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| Titles and Air Dates Guide |
George Fergus posts a cast photo, links to actor bios, episode names and original broadcast times for the comedy-drama about the White House.
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| About.com |
Resource posts links to cast bios, discussions, episodes, forums, and details on awards. Find out how to contact the show set in the White House.
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| An Unofficial Tribute to the West Wing |
Comprehensive source for episode summaries, cast and character details, fan fiction, quotes, spoilers, news, multimedia, and forums.
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| Jenny's Site |
See a wealth of articles, fan fics, transcripts, quotes, episode summaries, spoilers, cast bios, and pics, plus chat, a message board, and links.
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| Kath's Site |
Locate fan fiction, articles and a travel guide to the nation's capital. Sections include the reading, press, briefing, and conference rooms.
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| NYPost.com, West Wing and a Prayer |
Adam Buckman notes the ways that NBC is "disrespecting the Bing," or rather the "West Wing," by shifting focus onto what "The Sopranos" can do.
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| Pazsaz Entertainment Network |
Plot summary of the backstage at the White House series is joined by a cast photo plus episode titles and air dates.
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| Philly.com, Spinning Out of Control? |
Ellen Grey wonders if Aaron Sorkin hasn't written himself into a corner regarding his plot thread about President Bartlet's multiple sclerosis.
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| Dark but Moving Finale |
Rob Owen illustrates how the downbeat episode "touches on the enduring themes of religion, friendship, loss, forgiveness, anger and atonement."
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| West Wing - Salon Magazine |
Joyce Millman calls the "White House-as-workplace drama" "magical" in its Candide, or candied, optimism.
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| SF Gate.com, Political Quagmire |
See why Tim Goodman says Aaron Sorkin needs to "make Republican issues and agendas come to the forefront" in order to keep the show relevant.
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| The West Wing Online |
Consists of a comprehensive resource for fans of the television show. Contains news, links, photos, chat and postcards.
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| CNN.com, 2/7/00 |
Allison Janney discusses researching her role as press secretary C.J. Gregg, and talks about how Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward mentored her.
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| DallasNews, Blasphemous Cliffhanger |
Find out why President Bartlett insulted the Supreme Being in a cathedral as "vindictive" and a "feckless thug," among other things.
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| Diary of a Tuber |
Chris J. Magyar concedes that what really makes Oval Office series so watchable is that it makes the viewer "feel smart and in the know."
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| West Wing Death is Blow to Older TV Women |
Lynne Elber mourns the loss of Bartlet's secretary Mrs. Landingham, an "independent older woman who was so appealing" and an endangered species.
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| NJ.com, Prez Challenges Higher Authority |
Matt Zoller Seitz comments on President Bartlet's "private audience with the Almighty" and his all too human hubris.
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| Inside the Bartlett White House |
Fan of the NBC show takes users inside the Jed Bartlet White House and introduces the First Family, the staff and other characters in the series.
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| National Catholic Reporter, TV Review |
Jesuit priest assumed that Martin Sheen was playing the role of a liberal Catholic POTUS until he noted a number of contradictions
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| New Statesman, Perpetual Spin |
Andrew Billen reviews the series from a decidedly British perspective, finding a lot of liberal American hokum leavening its sharp cynicism.
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| PopMatters |
Comprehensive look at the series finds fault with both characters and plot lines, claiming they make "good propaganda but weak drama."
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| Salon, The POTUS with the Mostest |
Joyce Millman enumerates the qualities of "the president of a liberal's dreams," and discusses series creator Aaron Sorkin's vision of politics.
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| Variety, TV Review |
Discover why Ray Richmond characterizes the satirical series as "sublime soapiness."
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| IMDb |
Fact file.
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| Official Site |
Check out some video clips from the dramatic series, meet its stellar cast and read about upcoming episodes.
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| Rose Garden Strategy (Critical Essay) |
FindArticles reprints a critical essay by Steve Erickson detailing his love for the Oval Office TV drama.
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| Continuity Guide |
Comprehensive tribute offers an overview of the show's world, episode details, discontinuities and background on relationships and characters.
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| Entertainment Weekly Preview |
Learn about the feminization of Aaron Sorkin's series as its fictional White House gets a strong dose of estrogen. See who's in and who's out.
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