
I love The West Wing. I love it for giving a glimpse into the life in the White House. I love it for its energy and tension. I love it for Martin Shee's brilliant potrayal of the POTUS. And most importantly, I love the way it makes me feel stupid. Sure I don't understand all of the politics on the show, neither am I able to catch all the dialogue because sometimes its so fast its a blur. But there is something special about the show, about how the characters think, and try to stay one step ahead of their political or physical opponents. That I like.
Now why does MediaCork have to show it at such an unearthly hour? Nebermind. Can BT.
Now why does MediaCork have to show it at such an unearthly hour? Nebermind. Can BT.

1 comment:
I second that. 'The West Wing' features one of the best writings on TV ever, and what does MediaCorp do? They f***ing put 'Police and Thief' on prime time.
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