The West Wing

[Rhiannon]

Does anyone else out there watch The West Wing?

[Janice]

I've never missed an episode of The West Wing, but I'm losing interest lately. The shark is circling the horizon. I miss prettyboy Rob Lowe for one thing, and I'm tiring of the crisis-of-the-week routine.
I still watch it, but it's starting to feel like a chore. I'm hoping it gets better with the Christmas hiatus ending.

[Rhiannon]

Then can you tell me who in hell is Mandy?

[Rhiannon]

And have you heard anything about the show coming out on DVD any time soon?

[Janice]

I don't know who Mandy is, and I haven't heard anything about the show coming on DVD anytime soon.
Here's the link for their website. Maybe you'll find your answer there.
http://www2.warnerbros.com/web/westwingtv/index.jsp

[TVJunkie101]

I don't watch the show, but repeats should begin airing on the Bravo cable network either this year, or 2004. Can't remember which. 2003 sounds right though. Pavanbadal can answer this better than I can, probably.

[Rhiannon]

thanks

[Pavan]

Originally posted by TVJunkie101
I don't watch the show, but repeats should begin airing on the Bravo cable network either this year, or 2004. Can't remember which. 2003 sounds right though. Pavanbadal can answer this better than I can, probably.

The official date is in. Bravo starts it on August 11, 2003.
Leading up to the debut of its pricey new acquisition, The West Wing, Aug. 11, Bravo will air a three-part special, All the Presidents’ Movies, about past presidents' movie-watching habits and favorite flicks.

[BotchieB]

I watch the West Wing also, and this season just isn't as good as the last couple IMO. I don't know what it is, but I looked forward to watching The West Wing last season especially. I've heard that some of the producers and creative team are leaving the show too, so I don't know what that will do to the quality of the show.

[Rhiannon]

season 4 sucked!

[Pavan]

Originally posted by pavanbadal
The official date is in. Bravo starts it on August 11, 2003.
Leading up to the debut of its pricey new acquisition, The West Wing, Aug. 11, Bravo will air a three-part special, All the Presidents’ Movies, about past presidents' movie-watching habits and favorite flicks.

BRAVO ADDS THE EMMY AWARD-WINNING DRAMA ‘THE WEST WING’ TO LINE-UP AUGUST 11

MARTIN SHEEN NARRATES NEW ORIGINAL THREE-PART SPECIAL
‘ALL THE PRESIDENTS’ MOVIES’ ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 7

‘THE WEST WING’ MARATHON AND A NEW EPISODE OF ‘INSIDE THE ACTORS STUDIO’ FEATURING MARTIN SHEEN AIRS SUNDAY, AUGUST 10

BURBANK - July 9, 2003 - This August, Bravo will present the inaugural season of “The West Wing,” one of television’s most-acclaimed dramas, it was announced today by Jeff Gaspin, President of Bravo and Executive Vice President, Alternative Series, Specials, Longform and Program Strategy, NBC Entertainment. The series airs Monday-Thursday (7:00 - 8:00 p.m. ET and 11:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m. ET) beginning Monday,
August 11.

“The West Wing” on Bravo, enhanced with special interstitials featuring interesting factoids about former and current Presidents, kicks off with a week of Presidential-themed programming including the premiere of the original three-part
special, “All the Presidents’ Movies” airing in sequence Thursday, August 7 (7:00-10 p.m. ET).

Bravo will also air Presidential-themed films including “Absolute Power” starring Clint Eastwood on Friday, August 8 (8:00-11:00 p.m. ET) and Sorkin’s “The American President” on Saturday, August 9 (8:00-11:00 p.m. ET).

A marathon of the first six episodes of “The West Wing” will air Sunday, August 10 (11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ET) leading into the premiere of “Inside the Actors Studio: Martin Sheen” on that night (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET). This special “Inside the Actors
Studio” celebrates the career and craft of the actor who has played an integral part of the film and television world for more than four decades. He has earned an Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards for his work, including the role of
President Bartlett on “The West Wing.”

In its landmark first season, “The West Wing” garnered 13 Emmy awards, including Best Drama, and became the most honored single season series in television history.
Now Bravo brings you every episode of this remarkable debut season. Beginning where “The West Wing” originally commenced on NBC, Bravo will start with the first episode of the series and continue with all episodes produced through 2009.

Narrated by Martin Sheen (NBC’s “The West Wing”), this documentary reveals the movie-viewing habits and preferences of the Nation’s former Presidents. For the first time, Americans will see the secret screening logs of the White House screening room, and hear from Paul Fischer, the man who kept them as well as the Presidents themselves, family members, friends, world leaders and Hollywood stars.

“The West Wing” depicts the dedicated men and women who work at The White House, serving their country through times and crises that mirror our own, and providing a fascinating inner glimpse of life inside the world’s most powerful office. Each
episode brims with the brilliant writing of creator Aaron Sorkin, the acclaimed performances of the ensemble cast and a brisk dramatic pace that galvanizes the viewer. The series stars Martin Sheen, John Spencer, Bradley Whitford, Rob Lowe, Richard Schiff, Allison Janney, Dule Hill, Janel Moloney and Stockard Channing.

[Rhiannon]

I wish I had Bravo, I missed the first 2 seasons.

[mcgwirefan]

Sometimes I can't keep up, but I really like the show.

Anyone besides the show, Allison Janny and Martin Sheen get nomintations for an Emmy?

[Rhiannon]

Stockard Channing got another nomination, and she won last year.

[AnaheimPMWitch]

I dont watch that show but My New favorite actress use to be ON IT
anywho her name is Jorja Fox I'm not sure who she played on there but she Plays Sara Sidle on CSI now