Written by Aaron SorkinDirected by Alan Taylor In 20 Hours in L.A., President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) and much of his senior staff travel to Los Angeles for a whirlwind series of political […]
With the success and acclaim of both Rogue One and Andor, the Star Wars universe has taken up looking more closely at the time between Revenge of the Sith and the original […]
I’ve been reading John Fugelsang online for years, so I was well acquainted with his writing before I listened to Separation of Church and Hate. It had been repeatedly recommended in one […]
Marc Stuart Connolly’s The News: A Cold War Novel is a tense historical thriller set in 1983, one of the most dangerous periods of the Cold War. The story begins when Soviet […]
Written by Aaron Sorkin, Patrick Caddell, and Lawrence O’DonnellDirected by Kevin Rodney Sullivan Lord John Marbury is the eleventh episode of Season 1 of The West Wing, originally aired January 5, 2000. […]
Written by Aaron Sorkin and Rick ClevelandDirected by Alex Graves In Excelsis Deo is the tenth episode of the first season of The West Wing and one of the series’ most memorable […]
Written by Aaron Sorkin, Patrick Caddell, and Dee Dee MyersDirected by Bill D’Elia The Short List is one of the more thoughtful episodes of The West Wing because it turns an apparently […]
Written by Ron Osborn, Jeff Reno, and Rick ClevelandDirected by Alan Taylor The eighth episode of the first season marks one of the first episodes not written by Aaron Sorkin, and it […]
Written by Aaron Sorkin and Paul RedfordDirected by Thomas Schlamme On the surface, The State Dinner is an episode that doesn’t seem to have much to offer. There’s no great crisis or […]
Written by Aaron SorkinDirected by Christopher Misiano The episode opens with a series recap. Is it really necessary? Probably not. For the most part, these episodes stand on their own, but there […]
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