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Flashback review – The West Wing 2×21-2×22: ‘18th and Potomac’ and ‘Two Cathedrals’

August 30, 2012 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Courtesy of NBC via leavemethewhite.com

You know you’ve got a great finale if your protagonist stands in the middle of church and calls God a “feckless thug” and that isn’t even its most memorable moment. The end of the exemplary second season is upon us, and these episodes bring out the best The West Wing has to offer.

“What’s next?” Find out after the jump… [Read more…]

Filed Under: The West Wing, TV Tagged With: Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Dule Hill, Flashback review, Janel Moloney, John Spencer, Kathryn Joosten, Martin Sheen, NBC, Richard Schiff, Rob Lowe, The West Wing

Flashback review – The West Wing 2×19-2×20: ‘Bad Moon Rising’ and ‘The Fall’s Gonna Kill You’

August 22, 2012 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Courtesy of leavemethewhite.com

There’s a reason why the ninth circle of hell is reserved for those who betray. Bartlet (Martin Sheen), who’s been the champion of moral leadership, has been outed to the staffers who’ve trusted him most all these years, and I put it lightly when I say that they aren’t taking it well. But on the upside, it makes for fantastic television for us viewers.

“What’s next?” Find out after the jump…

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Filed Under: The West Wing Tagged With: Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Dule Hill, Flashback review, Janel Moloney, John Spencer, Martin Sheen, Oliver Platt, Richard Schiff, Rob Lowe, The West Wing

Flashback review – The West Wing 2×17-2×18: ‘The Stackhouse Filibuster’ and ’17 People’

August 16, 2012 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Courtesy of leavemethewhite.com

Welcome to the show people! With one little tip of the hand by Veep John Hoynes, the election changes course entirely and Toby’s whole world seems to crumble around him.

“What’s next?” Find out after the jump…

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Filed Under: The West Wing Tagged With: Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Dule Hill, Flashback review, Janel Moloney, John Spencer, Martin Sheen, Richard Schiff, Rob Lowe, The West Wing, Tim Matheson

Flashback review – The West Wing 2×15-2×16: ‘Ellie’ and ‘Somebody’s Going to Emergency, Somebody’s Going to Jail’

August 8, 2012 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Courtesy of NBC VIA leavemethewhite.com

Sorkin ends “The War at Home” with a marriage on the brink and a campaign on the rise. What does he follow it up with? Pot jokes, petulant daughters, and lunatic mapmakers Cartographers for Social Equality.

“What’s next?” Find out after the jump… [Read more…]

Filed Under: The West Wing Tagged With: Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Dule Hill, Flashback review, Janel Moloney, John Spencer, Martin Sheen, NBC, Richard Schiff, Rob Lowe

Flashback review – The West Wing 2×13-2×14: ‘Bartlet’s Third State of the Union’ and ‘The War at Home’

August 1, 2012 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Courtesy of NBC

Oh Stockard Channing, you coy seductress! These episodes are supposed to be about affairs of state and the re-election campaign, but with just one tearful smile as Abbey Bartlet ,you own these episodes!

“What’s next?”

Find out after the jump… [Read more…]

Filed Under: The West Wing Tagged With: Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Dule Hill, Emily Procter, Flashback review, Janel Moloney, John Spencer, Marlee Matlin, Martin Sheen, Richard Schiff, Rob Lowe, Stockard Channing, The West Wing

Flashback review – The West Wing 2×11-2×12: ‘The Leadership Breakfast’ and ‘The Drop-In’

July 25, 2012 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Courtesy of leavemethewhite.com

Anyone with any internet or television connection can attest to the fact that elections tend to bring out the worst in people. And now that Toby has felt the tremors of the upcoming presidential election earthquake, the ‘Wing is quickly becoming a less than pleasant place to work.

“What’s next?” Find out after the jump…

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Filed Under: The West Wing Tagged With: Alison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Dule Hill, Felicity Huffman, Flashback review, Janel Moloney, John Spencer, Martin Sheen, Richard Schiff, Rob Lowe, The West Wing

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I am a freelance film and television journalist based in Toronto, Canada.

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