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| − | '''The West Wing''' was a TV show broadcast over seven series in the [[United States]], culminating in 2006. It depicted the term of [[Democrat Party]] President Josiah Bartlett, and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in Congress, despite holding the Presidency. It is often regarded as one of the greatest TV drama's of modern times, sharing a | + | '''The West Wing''' was a TV show broadcast over seven series in the [[United States]], culminating in 2006. It depicted the term of [[Democrat Party]] President Josiah Bartlett, and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in Congress, despite holding the Presidency. It is often regarded as one of the greatest TV drama's of modern times, sharing a pedestal with shows like [[Lost (TV)|Lost]] and [[The Sopranos]]. Widely hailed by political scientists and other intellectuals, it tends to attract the patronage of upper income, middle class people as opposed to other popular US dramas. |
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Revision as of 03:38, October 10, 2007
The West Wing was a TV show broadcast over seven series in the United States, culminating in 2006. It depicted the term of Democrat Party President Josiah Bartlett, and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in Congress, despite holding the Presidency. It is often regarded as one of the greatest TV drama's of modern times, sharing a pedestal with shows like Lost and The Sopranos. Widely hailed by political scientists and other intellectuals, it tends to attract the patronage of upper income, middle class people as opposed to other popular US dramas.