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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Audience Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over Binding: DVD Brand: WARNER HOME VIDEO EAN: 7321900818803 Format: Box set, PAL, Widescreen Label: Warner Home Video Languages:EnglishOriginal Language Manufacturer: Warner Home Video Number Of Items: 6 Publisher: Warner Home Video Region Code: 2 Release Date: September 11, 2025 Running Time: 957 minutes Studio: Warner Home Video
Rating: - A fitting end to the greatest of them all....
The West Wing is without doubt the finest television series I have ever watched. There are seemingly many critics of this series that state that the first 4 Series were superb and then it tails off. I am not one of them.
I sat through Series 5 expecting a downturn in the script/acting and found none. Series 6 did start off a bit slow but the interest level picks up at the start of the campaign trail and season 7 continues the Democratic and Republicans nominees run for the Oval ... Read More
Rating: - Political views aside, this is quality drama
Much of the criticism of the West Wing is rooted in people not agreeing with creator Aaron Sorkin's left-wing tendencies. That strikes me as strange - it is like not watching Law and Order because the police aren't always right or ER because it simplifies hospital funding pressures.
The West Wing is simply a remarkable drama that takes place in the most stress-intensive, fast-paced setting imaginable. Ultimately, it is a show about people. And the characters of Josh (Bradley Whitford), ... Read More
Rating: - Goodbye, and God bless.
What can you say about the West Wing? Only that it has been probably the best television series of the last 7 years.
Characters Josh Lyman and CJ Cregg shedding tears for the loss of Leo are Bradley Whitford and Alison Janney shedding tears for John Spencer, and a series which has prided itself on being extremely close to the real-life events had finally blurred the boundaries between its fictional White House and reality.
The show has even affected real policy; The ... Read More
Rating: - Not a promising start
I am a huge fan, no doubt about it. I am sitting here waiting for the full series 7 box set to arrive at my door. Saying that, I have now seen eposides 1 - 4 on the tv, and so far I am unimpressed. The Santo campaign has all but replaced Jed Barlet, who only makes the occassional fletting appearance. Whilst this is all interesting and enlightening tv to those of us not part of the US political machine, it isn't what I signed up for. The great stories and sub-plots of the earlier series, notably series ... Read More
Rating: - Different but good.
For the campaign nut this is a great season. The Presidential campaigns are covered from candidates deciding to run, through Iowa and New Hampshire through to Inauguration. The season also tackles the rift between the White House and the Presidential campaigns magnificently. When people are watching the campaigns it's easy to forget about the governing that is still happening, this season does not.
Splitting the cast and pitting fan favourites against each other, often in conflict with each ... Read More
- A fitting end to the greatest of them all....
- Not a promising start