The West Wing

Most enjoyable. It is important to start at the beginning of the first series to get to know the characters. Sub titles essential to keep up with the rapid dialogue and American accents.

Great drama, good acting, and the writers did a good job with script. I definitely enjoyed this and previous seasons.

Brand new great

The last great season of The West Wing.

Not only does The West Wing have great writing and acting, it gives a perfect lens to look at this new ear of the American presidency.

The issues with which this series deals are still relavant more than a decade later. I am viewing the episodes in order and am in season 4.

What a wonderful TV series, miss it everyday. Great purchase, since buying full price isnt an option, this was a great purchase - and the condition of the DVDs were impeccable.

Complimented and completed my whole set of the TWW.

I still miss this show.

If a television show does not have the necessary pieces or writing staff to succeed, then over the course of time the audience will begin to lose interest. This 4th season is the continuation of a wonderfully powerful writing mind, who understands the complexities of the viewer and is able to weave together a harmony of comedy, drama and intellectual intrigue. We see the President working hard to ensure victory in his re-election campaign, Sam Seabornes departure into politics and Will Baileys assimilation into the family; the Emmy-nominated Matthew Perry showed a shockingly different persona then what audiences became accustomed to in his Friends series: engaging and intelligent, able to maintain a stance of dignity while still portraying his accustomed brand of sarcastic humor and then the seasons finale with the kidnapping of the first daughter. Throughout the 4 years of the shows existence the audience has become involved with the characters: