The West Wing

With willing spirit but insufficient time, your West Wing scribe submits her resignation - and calls for a true, blue fan to replace her.

So Season II has merely confirmed for you that The West Wing is the finest show on television. You watch it, you tape it, you re-watch it, you surf the fan sites. Still not getting your fill? Fortunately, some dedicated fans just like you have created tools like screensavers, desktop themes ...

So Season II has merely confirmed for you that The West Wing is the finest show on television. You watch it, you tape it, you re-watch it, you surf the fan sites. Still not getting your fill? Fortunately, some dedicated fans just like you have created tools like screensavers, desktop themes ...

When a bad cold gets you down, curling up in bed with a hot mug of chicken soup and a great tv program is the only way to wait it out. In this case, the old friend providing comfort onscreen was last year's "In Excelcsis Deo"

It's a show about the Presidency of the United States of America. It hangs whole plotlines on fine points of U.S. law or legislation. It sometimes gets a little carried away with the notion that America is the most important country on earth. Why wouldn't Canadians love it?

Have you had it up to here with serious political rhetoric? Sick and tired of American vote-counts and Canadian candidate debates? Let's throw it all aside and relax with a break this week - a word search puzzle peopled with characters from our favourite political drama.

In the United States of America, it's election day. In Canada, election day is two scant weeks away. In both countries, cynicism and disappointment have generated unprecedented levels of apathy about the race to the country's respective highest office. What Would Jed Do?

She's an attractive blonde with an upturned nose and a subtle southern accent that could make knees go weak. She's a crackerjack lawyer with a mind like a proverbial steel trap who doesn't back down when she believes she's right, even in the face of emotional argument. She's a philosophical conservative ...

In spite of bringing two Republican consultants onboard to help present a more balanced political view, The West Wing's first three season episodes have raised the hackles of conservatives with heavy doses of old-fashioned liberalism.

In a season when electoral candidates on both sides of the 49th Parallel seem like slim pickings, it was inevitable that somebody would begin producing real campaign material for Josiah Bartlet.