The West Wing

Very intelligent writing and entertaining show. Im currently rewatching entire series. I wish there was a real- life Bartlet leading our country.

Had to send back because I ordered the wrong season.

My husband and I have enjoyed the ups and downs of the Bartlett presidency immensely. It is a timeless portrait of politics as usual as the plot line is so relevant right now. The characters are fabulously casted and their acting is superb. We will be disappointed when the series ends.

This was the last good season. As soon as Bartlet started treating Leo like an idiot, and they promoted CJ (the WORST actor on the show) to take his place, the West Wing took a rapid nosedive. I have heard the last few shows have been better, but until the show stops revolving around CJ, the nosedive will continue.

Complex characters who evolve

The cast and script are on point! I remember watching this on the nextworks, and I love reliving my favorite episodes and sceens. So glad this is a Prime product!

All of these are very good, some are great. Wish they would do a remake of this quality, but its probably not possible.

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.

Excellent show, which seemed to get a little soap-opery toward the end. Aaron Sorkin was a genius, and the non-Sorkin parts paled. Nevertheless, I loved each segment.

There is so much to like and even love about The West Wing series. Yet it is also quite flawed. I cringe every time full-grown adults in it pretend something has seriously grown wrong because they think it is funny to witness a colleague getting really upset. Just kidding, they finally tell him or her and laugh and laugh like sadistic adolescents. Also, Joshua Malina is a disaster as a replacement for Rob Lowe, since Malina is incapable of coming across as likeable or charming even momentarily. Not once in *any* of his scenes, just the opposite of lovable Lowe.