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 […]
Written by Aaron SorkinDirected by Anthony Drazan The Crackpots and These Women is a character-building episode with a lot of humor in it. How the various members of the President’s staff handle […]
Written by Aaron Sorkin, Lawrence O’Donnell, and Patrick CaddellDirected by Michael Lehmann The fourth episode of the series sets the tone for what it’s going to be like. There’s lots of walking […]
Written by Aaron SorkinDirected by Marc Buckland Picking up where Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc left off, A Proportional Response is the first look at non-trivial issues faced by a President who […]
Written by Aaron SorkinDirected by Tommy Schlamme One of the main things that made The West Wing such a distinctive series was the rapid-fire dialogue. The show originated as being mostly about […]
Written by Aaron SorkinDirected by Thomas Schlamme My mother, rest her soul, could never expand her mind enough to imagine a fictional White House. This was my favorite show for seven seasons, […]
To really follow the show, you need to view it from the beginning. This review might contain spoilers for the previous season. The television series The West Wing revolutionized the medium in […]
One of my favorite shows while it was on television was The West Wing. The first season was one of the best, and I can remember looking forward to Wednesday nights quite […]
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