The idealistic speechwriter is well-liked by just about everyone. He's known for his excellent writing, sense of humor, and tendency to be clutzy. Although being younger than the rest of the staff, he's often treated as so, much to his dismay.
:: Which West Wing character are you? ::
The thing that I really couldn't stand is the way that people think that putting The West Wing on at parties, and thus drawing a halt to any interesting conversation whilst people drool at the purdy moving pictures, is in any way acceptable. Really, if you want us all to go home, just say.
Alternatively, you could just inform me that you are going to be putting on
And Martin's Sheen President—whatever his name is—can have that fucking speech for free, the sanctimonious cunt.
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You would enjoy a few episodes of Season 6 and 7, with Arnold Vinick the Republican senator who is an aetheist. He's played by Alan "Hawkeye" Alda.
Well, I got Toby. Someone else you don't know about. I liked early West wing because it was funny, and Sheen had a good line in angry compassion.
Especially good was the speech where he ranted at a Religious Right loon, it gets quoted around a lot. But, like a lot of US shows, it was always a bit up itself. If I wasn't skint, I'd buy the DVDs, but I am, so I can't.
Oh, Sheen's character was called Bartlett. Agree on people showing it inappropriately, what's the point of a party if the TVs going to be on?
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