West Wing-Complete Series Collection ( )

"...strikes a chord with certain audiences, providing entertaining brew of action, suspense, and drama...  Britt Gillette, The DVD Report
"...if Aaron Sorkin ever gave up on Hollywood, he'd be a first rate speech writer.  Jenny Halper, DVDFanatic.com
"...a success in terms of drawing the viewer in and involving them in characters...  Josh Vasquez, Slant Magazine
"The ultimate workplace series expertly melding comedy and drama...  TV Guide
""Tense, heartfelt and crackling with the sometimes jagged interplay of egos and ideas."  USA Today
""...strikes a chord with certain audiences, providing entertaining brew of action, suspense, and drama..."  "Britt Gillette, The DVD Report"
""...if Aaron Sorkin ever gave up on Hollywood, he'd be a first rate speech writer."  "Jenny Halper, DVDFanatic.com"
"...a success in terms of drawing the viewer in and involving them in characters...  "Josh Vasquez, Slant Magazine"

Editor's Note From the mind of screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (A FEW GOOD MEN) comes this controversial NBC drama, which became an immediate smash after premiering in 1999. Starring Martin Sheen as President Jed Bartlet, the series follows the hyperdramatic tension that accompanies everyday life in the White House. Addressing topical issues in every episode, Sorkin's drama features stellar supporting turns by Rob Lowe, Stockard Channing, and Moira Kelly. This release includes every episode from THE WEST WING's seven seasons.

	Alan Alda
	Allison Janney
	Bradley Whitford
	Jimmy Smits
	Lily Tomlin
	Martin Sheen
	Rob Lowe
	Stockard Channing
	Aaron Sorkin - Writer
	Jason Ensler, et. al. - Director
	John Wells - Executive Producer
	Kristin Harms - Producer
	Rick Bota, et. al. - Cinematographer
	Tina Hirsch, et. al. - Editor
	"Jason Ensler, et. al." - Director
	"Rick Bota, et. al." - Cinematographer
	"Tina Hirsch, et. al." - Editor

Reel.com 10 of 10
"In an interview in the West Wing DVD package, creator Aaron Sorkin says that he had wanted to write about what happens in the minutes before and after the public political moments in Washington, DC. As the world now knows, he succeeded admirably when he created this often-decorated TV series set in the West Wing of the White House. Not only does it illuminate the people behind the scenes, but it does so with a style and substance rarely found in a weekly series. Added to Sorkin's exquisite dialogue are performances to die for and impressive re-creations of the sights and sounds of the office of the President." - Elaine Spooner

DVD Talk 10 of 10
"Every ten years or so, a show comes along that reminds you just how good television can be. A show that challenges conventional wisdom and wins. A show that leaves you speechless. The West Wing is such a show...The writing for this show is excellent. From the characterization, to the plots, to the dialog, every aspect of it is outstanding. The solid scripts gives the series a sound foundation that the actors and directors build on...The dialog in the show is wonderful to listen to. The lines are very fast paced, but they have a good rhythm." - John Sinnott

FlickFilosopher.com 10 of 10
"It may just be the finest prime-time drama ever to grace the airwaves. The smart, snappy zingers of office politics meet the Gordian knots of global politics behind the scenes at the White House of the Bartlet administration, full of intelligent, compassion people you can't help but wish were more than the stuff of civic fantasy. The highly honored debut season of The West Wing, which won every award from the Emmy (the most ever for a freshman series) to the prestigious Peabody, is a gift to lovers of superlative television." - MaryAnn Johanson