The West Wing (TV series)

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American television series political drama television series television series

The West Wing (TV series) is an American political drama that follows the inner workings and staff of a fictional U.S. presidential administration.

Aliases (18)

The West Wing ×89
The West Wing season 1 ×3
The West Wing season 2 ×2
The West Wing season 3 ×2
The West Wing season 4 ×2
The West Wing season 7 ×2
NBC television series The West Wing ×1
The West Wing (cast member) ×1
The West Wing episode "Bartlet for America" ×1
The West Wing season 5 ×1
The West Wing season 6 ×1
The West Wing universe ×1
The West Wing, season 1 ×1
The West Wing, season 3 ×1
The West Wing, season 4 ×1
The West Wing, season 5 ×1
The West Wing, season 7 ×1
The West Wing: Documentary Special ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American television series → political drama television series → television series →
awardReceived	Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Drama → Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series →
cameraSetup	single-camera →
composer	W. G. Snuffy Walden →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
creator	Aaron Sorkin →
depictsInstitution	Democratic Party (United States) →
depictsProcess	U.S. federal government policymaking →
distributor	Warner Bros. Television Distribution →
episodeRuntime	approximately 42 minutes →
executiveProducer	Aaron Sorkin → John Wells →
filmingLocation	Los Angeles →
firstAired	1999-09-22 →
follows	fictional U.S. presidential administration →
genre	political drama → serial drama →
hasOnlinePlatform	streaming on various digital platforms →
hasSpinOff	The West Wing: Documentary Special →
lastAired	2006-05-14 →
mainCharacter	C. J. Cregg → Josh Lyman → Josiah Bartlet → Leo McGarry → Sam Seaborn → Toby Ziegler →
notableCastMember	Allison Janney → Bradley Whitford → Dulé Hill → Janel Moloney → John Spencer → Martin Sheen → Richard Schiff → Rob Lowe →
numberOfEpisodes	155 →
numberOfSeasons	7 →
openingTheme	The West Wing Theme →
originalChannel	NBC →
originalLanguage	English →
originalNetwork	NBC →
portraysOffice	President of the United States →
productionCompany	John Wells Productions → Warner Bros. Television →
setInPeriod	contemporary era →
setting	Washington, D.C. → White House →

Referenced by (64)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Aaron Sorkin ("The West Wing") → Allison Janney ("The West Wing") → Armin Mueller-Stahl ("The West Wing") → Bill Cobbs ("The West Wing") → Bradley Whitford ("The West Wing") → Dulé Hill ("The West Wing") → Elisabeth Moss ("The West Wing") → Janel Moloney ("The West Wing") → Jimmy Smits ("The West Wing") → John Spencer ("The West Wing") → John Wells ("The West Wing") → John Wells Productions ("The West Wing") → Kristin Chenoweth ("The West Wing") → Martin Sheen ("The West Wing") → Oliver Platt ("The West Wing") → Paris Barclay ("The West Wing") → Richard Schiff ("The West Wing") → Rob Lowe ("The West Wing") → Warner Bros. Television ("The West Wing") →	notableWork
Josh Lyman ("The West Wing season 1") → Josh Lyman ("The West Wing season 2") → Josh Lyman ("The West Wing season 3") → Josh Lyman ("The West Wing season 4") → Josh Lyman ("The West Wing season 5") → Josh Lyman ("The West Wing season 6") → Josh Lyman ("The West Wing season 7") → Sam Seaborn ("The West Wing season 1") → Sam Seaborn ("The West Wing season 2") → Sam Seaborn ("The West Wing season 3") → Sam Seaborn ("The West Wing season 4") →	appearsInSeason
Josh Lyman ("The West Wing") → Josiah Bartlet ("The West Wing") → Leo McGarry ("The West Wing") → Sam Seaborn ("The West Wing") → Toby Ziegler ("The West Wing") →	appearsIn
Leo McGarry ("The West Wing, season 1") → Leo McGarry ("The West Wing, season 3") → Leo McGarry ("The West Wing, season 4") → Leo McGarry ("The West Wing, season 5") → Leo McGarry ("The West Wing, season 7") →	appearsInSeries
Dulé Hill ("The West Wing") → Janel Moloney ("The West Wing") →	appearedIn
Aaron Sorkin ("The West Wing") → Bradley Whitford ("The West Wing") →	awardReceivedFor
John Spencer ("The West Wing") →	awardForWork
John Spencer ("The West Wing") →	characterIn
Richard Schiff ("The West Wing (cast member)") →	employer
Josiah Bartlet ("The West Wing") →	fictionalUniverse
The West Wing Theme ("The West Wing season 1") →	firstBroadcastContext
Sam Seaborn ("The West Wing season 7") →	guestAppearanceSeason
West Wing →	hasMediaRepresentation
The West Wing ("The West Wing: Documentary Special") →	hasSpinOff
The West Wing Theme ("The West Wing") →	isSignatureMusicOf
The West Wing Theme ("The West Wing") →	isTitleMusicOf
John Spencer ("The West Wing episode "Bartlet for America"") →	notableAppearance
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series ("The West Wing") →	notableWinner
The West Wing Theme ("The West Wing") →	partOf
Leo McGarry ("The West Wing universe") →	partOfFictionalUniverse
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series ("The West Wing") →	recordHolderForMostWins
Sam Seaborn ("NBC television series The West Wing") →	series
Richard Schiff ("The West Wing") →	seriesTitle
Rob Lowe ("The West Wing") →	televisionSeries
The West Wing Theme ("The West Wing") →	usedIn
W. G. Snuffy Walden ("The West Wing") →	workedOn