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The West Wing - Season 2
TrailerSeason 2 opens with the President being rushed to hospital following a shooting; staffers field questions on protection measures and executive authority. Flashbacks show how key staff members joined the Bartlet campaign.Genre: DramaActors: Rob Lowe, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff, John Spencer, Bradley Whitford, Martin Sheen, Stockard Channing, Timothy Busfield, Tim Matheson, ...»Director: Aaron SorkinCountry: United StatesDuration: 44 minQuality: HDRelease: 2000IMDb: 8.90 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "The West Wing - Season 2"
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Characters of "The West Wing - Season 2"
Sam SeabornPlayed by: Rob LoweCharlie YoungPlayed by: Dulé HillC.J. CreggPlayed by: Allison JanneyDonna MossPlayed by: Janel MoloneyToby ZieglerPlayed by: Richard SchiffLeo McGarryPlayed by: John SpencerJosh LymanPlayed by: Bradley WhitfordPresident Josiah 'Jed' BartletPlayed by: Martin SheenAbbey BartletPlayed by: Stockard ChanningDanny ConcannonPlayed by: Timothy BusfieldVice President John HoynesPlayed by: Tim MathesonZoey BartletPlayed by: Elisabeth MossSecret Service Agent Ron ButterfieldPlayed by: Michael O'NeillAgent Gina ToscanoPlayed by: Jorja FoxNancy McNallyPlayed by: Anna Deavere SmithDolores LandinghamPlayed by: Kathryn JoostenMargaret HooperPlayed by: NiCole RobinsonAir Force General Ken ShannonPlayed by: Daniel von BargenMr. GagePlayed by: Peter WhiteMr. LochPlayed by: Ernie LivelyMr. CameronPlayed by: Jody WoodCarol FitzpatrickPlayed by: Melissa FitzgeraldGingerPlayed by: Kim WebsterKatie WittPlayed by: Kris MurphyChrisPlayed by: Mindy SeegerArthur LeedsPlayed by: Randy BrooksNews Anchor Roger SalierPlayed by: Ivan AllenDonniePlayed by: Bradley JamesDr. HolbrookPlayed by: Sean MoranObstetricianPlayed by: Carol KiernanMilitary Aide ThompsonPlayed by: Thomas SpencerCore StafferPlayed by: Paul MoncriefBonniePlayed by: Devika ParikhReporter StevePlayed by: Charles NolandEdPlayed by: Peter James SmithLarryPlayed by: William DuffyAinsley HayesPlayed by: Emily ProcterPresident NimbalaPlayed by: Zakes MokaeMark GottfriedPlayed by: Ted McGinleyFloor ManagerPlayed by: Sean Patrick MurphyOfficer MikePlayed by: Thomas B. HallJaworskiPlayed by: Billy StevensonStaffer #2Played by: Molly SchafferMarinePlayed by: Andrew DePalmaVassily KononovPlayed by: Evgeniy LazarevBob FowlerPlayed by: David KaufmanCongressman SkinnerPlayed by: Charley LangColonel ChasePlayed by: David GrafRev. Al CaldwellPlayed by: F. William ParkerMary MarshPlayed by: Annie CorleyMark O'DonnellPlayed by: Timothy Davis-ReedMallory O'BrienPlayed by: Allison SmithDr. Stanley KeyworthPlayed by: Adam ArkinBernard ThatchPlayed by: Paxton WhiteheadRobbie MosleyPlayed by: Gregory Alan WilliamsYo-Yo MaPlayed by: Yo-Yo MaSecret Service AgentPlayed by: Eric PayneAnn StarkPlayed by: Felicity HuffmanHenry ShallickPlayed by: Corbin BernsenSenator ThomasPlayed by: Thomas J. McCarthyBrit. Ambassador Lord John MarburyPlayed by: Roger ReesNancyPlayed by: Renée EstevezJoey LucasPlayed by: Marlee MatlinMickey TroopPlayed by: Tony PlanaOff. Jack SloanPlayed by: Richard RiehleKenny ThurmanPlayed by: Bill O'BrienMike ChyslerPlayed by: Glenn MorshowerReporter SandyPlayed by: Doris E. McMillonSurgeon General Millicent GriffithPlayed by: Mary Kay PlaceAndrea WyattPlayed by: Kathleen YorkEllie BartletPlayed by: Nina SiemaszkoMorgan RossPlayed by: Robert KnepperFBI Special Agent Michael CasperPlayed by: Clark GreggSen. Howard StackhousePlayed by: George CoeWinifred HooperPlayed by: Cara DeLiziaSallyPlayed by: Jessica PenningtonZachPlayed by: Shishir KurupWhite House Counsel Oliver BabishPlayed by: Oliver PlattCongressional Aide #3Played by: Douglas RobertsBobbyPlayed by: Ariel FelixDr. BartletPlayed by: Lawrence O'Donnell -
Creators of "The West Wing - Season 2"
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Critic Reviews of "The West Wing - Season 2"
The AtlanticJune 27, 2018Season two had Ainsley Hayes, "Two Cathedrals," "The Stackhouse Filibuster," "17 People," Bartlett's MS, and Mrs. Landingham. There will be no questions.
Boston GlobeJune 27, 2018It hands us a White House out of a Capra movie, with a folksy, avuncular president whose wisdom appears to be limitless... The West Wing, now in its second year, is nonetheless don't-miss TV.
SlateJune 26, 2018Remember Ainsley Hayes?... She disappeared - banished to her basement office, no doubt, so that she wouldn't get in the way of The West Wing's myopic, melodramatic self-righteousness, which seems to deepen with each passing week.
The AtlanticJune 26, 2018Sustained exposure to the logic of the show's plot conventions, the jittery policy patter of its characters, and (perhaps most of all) its sonorous faux nobility inspires a singular distrust.
People MagazineJune 26, 2018The show enters its second season festooned with nine Emmys and - I speak from the heart - deserves another nine.
PajibaJune 26, 2018When it comes down to the wire, Season Two possesses a mythical element that gives it an edge, and it brims with an energy and verve [that] burned brighter than at any other time in the show's seven-year run.
Entertainment WeeklyJune 27, 2018The West Wing seems to have been taking a long, slow, self congratulatory victory lap, coasting on the admittedly considerable charms and talents of its superb cast but essentially sleeping at the wheel.
San Francisco ChronicleJune 26, 2018But now that we have a Republican president... The West Wing has been just as entertaining but strangely out of step with the real world. It no longer seems relevant.
AV ClubJune 26, 2018The stakes are some of the highest they've ever been on this show; the screen about to burst with palpable dread, those earlier small moments hanging in the air.
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