To watch is to yearn for a different world: how The West Wing made politics feel glorious
Briefly

"The West Wing, which was launched on 22 September 1999, is 25 years old and an entire galaxy away from most 13-year-olds' orbits today."
"In the first of what will become the show's signature move—the walk-and-talk—the camera tracks Leo over the 3:44 minutes it takes him to reach his desk."
"It's as funny as it is unlikely. The president has ridden his bicycle into a tree. His chief of staff, Leo, signs into the front desk of the White House."
"Sorkin created the series as a chronicle of a fictional US president (Josiah Jed Bartlet, played by Martin Sheen) and his wildly committed White House staff."
Read at www.theguardian.com
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