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Al Brown sez... > All of which is quite apart from the easy conflation of > fact and fiction concerning actual historical events that > makes Stone's JFK such an abomination. Well, I am concerned with the same questions. But in fairness, "The West Wing" is not an obvious abomination, as...

Rey L sez... > As far as Mr. Sorkin sharing his understanding of > government in an unbiased way, I'm sure that he will > freely admit that he has used some storylines or rants > in the past as his own political soapbox. Can you blame > him? If I had that much control over a show that...

Chris sez... > It is unfortunate that some treat WW as though it were > news.. but a lot of people do.. and last year made it > difficult to successfully talk to people about certain > issues.. because both people on left and right had a hard > timegetting around scurilous facts someone...

Actually, I have no opinion on the show since I've never watched it. My question is about the viewers. I hear "The West Wing" mentioned in conversation all the time, more than just about any other TV show. And very often it seems from the bits of conversation I overhear that people are treating...

I've never seen an episode of "The West Wing", it has never seemed like the sort of thing I'd be interested in, but I'll accept at face value the widely-held opinion that its acting and production values are exceptionally good. Having said that, I'm curious about all the discussion of "fact...