That is, the President from the land of make-believe, Josiah Bartlett - aka lefty moonbat celebrity Martin Sheen.

Hey, when you're Hollywood and your political heroes disappoint you, you can always write a better story. Which is what happened seven seasons ago. In the wake of Bill Clinton's disgraceful second term, Liberal writers decided to huddle together and create for the viewing audience a vision of what the Clinton Presidency could have been.

It started off as a pretty popular show, but Americans eventually got tired of "The West Wing" and its ratings tanked. Now, NBC will be cutting this once-Emmy winning series from the line-up. Often referred to by Conservatives as "The Left Wing", the writers found they couldn't create Republican characters that weren't blatant stereotypes so they would often invite real-live Republicans in as consultants. Sometimes it worked. Most times it didn't.

The show apparently jumped the shark a while ago but you know that a series is on life support when it resorts to putting Janeane Garofalo in as a guest star.

R.I.P.

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1 Wordsmith from Sparks from the Anvil sent me over here as I had written a similar entry. Your entry is much more entertaining!

Posted by: Anna at January 22, 2006 11:18 PM (x5M7p)

2 ...you know that a series is on life support when it resorts to putting Janeane Garofalo in as a guest star Like Seinfeld in 1996. Or Law & Order in 1997. Or the Sopranos in 2000. Life support, yes, got it.

Posted by: Pepe at January 25, 2006 06:51 PM (eV6hb)

3 Aww. Isn't that cute. You learned how to use the Internet Movie Database website. Prior to 2001, she was actually funny. Then she caught a wicked case of BDS (Bush Derangement Syndrome) and went full-fledged moonbat. Nowadays she's the joke.

Posted by: Gary at January 25, 2006 07:25 PM (7uJxH)

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