Saturday, March 22, 2008

West Wing Revisited

I wasn't feeling too well today so I stayed home from work and after having nothing to do all day decided to start watching West Wing again. I love this show. To me it's one of the best shows every put on television. And what's more it makes me proud to be an American. This shows how politics should work, the hope that there are people that truly believe in what this country stands for still working in the White House.

This clip is from the first show and is the first appearance of the President of the United States.

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Travis Cody said...

That first episode was one of the finest moments in television. I miss this show, but I'm so glad I have it on DVD.

It might be time for a bit of a marathon.

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