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Few political dramas have ever captured the imagination of the public quite like The West Wing. Running for seven seasons, with 156 episodes in all, the programme brought American politics to the fore and also revolutionised the filming of television shows with its famous “walk-and-talk” scenes.
The brainchild of creator Aaron Sorkin, the programme was set in the West Wing of the White House, with the series following fictional Democratic President Josiah Bartlet and his political staff during their two-terms in office and ran between 1999 and 2006. Although certain things about The West Wing are widely known – like the fact that Sorkin quit the show after a dispute with network NBC – other interesting facts are not as commonly appreciated.
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