Actually, the people that run in are the Secret Service, not Josh et. al. Scott Gorcey <phodyss@...> wrote: I'd be surprised if they even had a body...
In a message dated 3/31/2006 2:12:57 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, LADreamr@... writes: "He was a man for all of us," Allison Janney added. "He was one of ...
... guess would be to protect the storylines from leaking. Even when the sides were out there were a few characters not listed. We're lucky. I heard the...
Actually, they wrapped for good a little after midnight Pacific time last night (or this morning, however you want to look at it). So sad..... kate = (...
Please help long time lurker, Something hit the headlines, and was on the national news that came straight from an old westwing episode. Does this ring a bell...
I think you're thinking about "A Good Day" The Speaker wouldn't call a vote on embryonic stem cell research until the Democrats left for the weekend to...
... You know they won't computer generate him, but could you imagine it? It would be worse than that awful thing they did on the Sopranos with Olivia. Makes...
OK. So out of curiosity, I watched TWW last night. You haven't asked me, but here are a few of my thoughts: 1 The episode wasn't as bad as I thought it...
... asked me, ... was none of ... that is ... See, its hard to come from Sorkin to this. The show got good season six and this season is just great, but it was...
Beverly, It's definitely not the same show. I find I am pathologically incapable of praising these episodes without attaching the disclaimer, "it's NOT...
Thanks to all who held my hand through last night's ordeal. I felt as if I had just stood up in a group of near-strangers and declared, "My name is Beverly,...
... Everyone: Hi Beverly!!! Yup, yup, the man's words are a cruel drug; they hit hard and fast... leave you pitched forward breathless in your seat until the...
Pic of Josh (kind of a goofy shot) and Donna (too many teeth?), and a wonderful pun follows in this synopsis of Sunday's episode: The West Wing: Election Day ...
Okay, that was great! (I lost the quote, sorry. About Sorkin's work being a drug) It is. I only starting writing after Sorkin left the West wing, well really...
My darling sister Sorkinolic, I empathize completely... the West Wing has indeed fallen down a hole, and us with it... but soon you will be thrown a rope...
... That was me! I'm prone to saying that a lot, especially to excuse my addict-like behavior when my husband comes home from work and says, "Are you STILL...
... I think it's easy to over-analyze things. The process of writing is a very strange dialogue, and the writer only "hears" one-half. The reader/audience...
... it intriguing you don't like Marlow "so much" as he is the only writer of the Elizabethan era who is considered a rival of Shakespeare I really shouldn't...
... OK. I get the confusion. Kit Marlow didn't write The Dutchess of Malfi. That was John Webster. Marlow's most famous work was The Tragic History of...
... red. In AaronSorkin@yahoogroups.com, "Raymond E. Feist" <raymond@...> ... generlize ... gore. ... of ... really ... and ... faithful. I ... critics ... in...
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