Primetimer September 20, 2016 Share September 20, 2016 We arrive at a period when The West Wing was full of drama, both on-screen and on the Television Without Pity forums. View the full article Link to comment
TudorQueen September 20, 2016 Share September 20, 2016 Ian McShane's savvy Russian negotiator (with his lack of mastery of English language metaphors and colloquialisms) was, IMHO, the best element of an overall great episode.I agree that the third season gained steam as it progressed, and it was structurally interesting to me - as the fallout from the MS storyline seemed to fade (although it would come back later), the Shareef story became more central, and that one had reverberations that would last for a very long time.Oh, and can I hear some applause for Ron Silver's complex, fascinating Bruno Gianelli? Link to comment
BW Manilowe September 20, 2016 Share September 20, 2016 The character name for Jed's lawyer/Leo's girlfriend is Jordon, Jordon Kendall, not Jordan as in your write up. http://westwing.wikia.com/wiki/Joanna_Gleason I know this is true because I've seen it in many official/reasonably official sources attached to the show. Link to comment
Moose135 September 20, 2016 Share September 20, 2016 25 minutes ago, TudorQueen said: Ian McShane's savvy Russian negotiator (with his lack of mastery of English language metaphors and colloquialisms) was, IMHO, the best element of an overall great episode. It's hard not to like a guy who doesn't know 'frumpy' but knows onomatopoeia. 2 Link to comment
TudorQueen September 20, 2016 Share September 20, 2016 Quote It's hard not to like a guy who doesn't know 'frumpy' but knows onomatopoeia. Damn straight! 2 Link to comment
The Solid Muldoon September 20, 2016 Share September 20, 2016 Ian McShane's savvy Russian negotiator (with his lack of mastery of English language metaphors and colloquialisms) was, IMHO, the best element of an overall great episode.I agree that the third season gained steam as it progressed, and it was structurally interesting to me - as the fallout from the MS storyline seemed to fade (although it would come back later), the Shareef story became more central, and that one had reverberations that would last for a very long time.Oh, and can I hear some applause for Ron Silver's complex, fascinating Bruno Gianelli? And the inimitable John Amos, and the radiant Laura Dern, both of whom, amazingly, I have hugged. 1 Link to comment
Tara Ariano September 20, 2016 Share September 20, 2016 1 hour ago, BW Manilowe said: The character name for Jed's lawyer/Leo's girlfriend is Jordon, Jordon Kendall, not Jordan as in your write up. http://westwing.wikia.com/wiki/Joanna_Gleason I know this is true because I've seen it in many official/reasonably official sources attached to the show. Fixed. Link to comment
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