As far as political dramas go, this series is iconic, proving why it's been available to stream on HBO for so many years, as ...

Famous television series The West Wing did an excellent job of portraying the day-to-day activities in the White House ...

In several episodes, The West Wing highlighted democratic principles by centering on elections and civic duty. The series ...

The West Wing may be Aaron Sorkin’s most well known political drama, but The Newsroom rivaled it in terms of storytelling and ...

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In this holiday offering, Dave and Kath are determined to throw the most Portland-like Fourth of July celebration ever. Jane ...

There are consequences to fetishizing one’s own intellectual superiority and thereby making the Sorkin American Dream our own.

To be continued…” Do any three words in the English language elicit as big and dramatic a reaction from TV fans as those? We think not. Done right, a season-ending cliffhanger not only leaves an ...

The West Wing (1999-2006) is a dual-edged saga. On the one hand, it shows the fans in the United States what happens inside the White House as the cogs in the wheel turn to make a presidency possible.

So many know him from his years as Charlie, the straight-arrow personal assistant to President Jed Bartlett, portrayed by Martin Sheen on The West Wing. Now, Dulé Hill is portraying the late ...

Either way, The West Wing is responsible for some of television’s most iconic moments. Bartlet’s MS admission, the shooting at Roslin, the live debate episode—the list goes on.

Argentine President Javier Milei faces plagiarism accusations after his UN speech mirrors a monologue from The West Wing.