The West Wing on Netflix!

[sam_gordon]

I know there are some West Wing fans on here.

If you didn't hear, all seven seasons are now available on Netflix!

 

[leebee]

WAHOO!!!!!

 

[SirDuff]

Also, all on HBOMax, if you have that.

 

[willowsnn3]

Gonna have to check it out. I am currently between binges.

 

[SandyinMonterey]

Watched The West Wing on Netflix a couple of years ago. My husband and I would stay up till 2 am sometimes. We liked it so much we recently bought the complete DVD set and have been watching it again.

 

[slo]

Thank you sooooooo……..much for posting this.
We were watching it on HBO Max until I cancelled the subscription. We were really enjoying rewatching this series. Now I need to figure out which episode was the last one we watched

 

[soccerdad72]

We've pretty much gone through the whole series at least twice while it was on HBO Max (besides watching it live back when it was on air).

Still will likely pull it up on Netflix from time to time, though. One of the best shows ever written.

 

[HeatherC]

Such a great show! Will definitely rewatch it.

 

[Kitty 34]

I've never watched but will definitely give it a try probably in January.

 

[PollyannaMom]

It is a really great show!!

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

We're on our 6th?? maybe rewatch throughout the years (at the moment towards the end of season 4). Between it being on Netflix previously and HBO right now. And then I watched it when it was airing live on tv (though I was a kid/teen)

 

[AlohaNow]

Thank you for posting this! Uh oh, now I'm going to have to watch S1 E10 In Excelsis Deo and cry. It's one of the best episodes of TV ever produced.

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

Thank you for posting this! Uh oh, now I'm going to have to watch S1 E10 In Excelsis Deo and cry. It's one of the best episodes of TV ever produced.

If we're talking about favorite episodes especially emotionally charged ones I would say the one that gets my emotions the most is Two Cathedrals the season finale of season two, it's the Mrs. Landingham plot point that just really tugs at you. The famous speech in the cathedral is obviously famous for a reason but getting to see the working and life changing relationship beginnings for him and Mrs Landingham is a much needed balance between the heaviness of the episode. And that ending scene after he comes in from the rain and is standing at the podium is a very powerful way to end the episode. The song playing perfect.

The Two Cathedrals episode is so famous (along with Hartsfield Landing, everyone should watch the special they did on HBO a few years ago doing a table reading of it) but I don't count it as one of my absolute favorite episodes because of that, it's just a darn well made powerful emotional episode.