The West Wing - The Complete Sixth Season (2004)

Rare is great TV progamming

I highly recommend this series for those who appreciate things that can elevate conversation and raise the level of the debate. The West Wing reminds me of how good TV programming and writing could be. I loved watching this series both originally as they aired as well as having the ability to watch them at my leisure. July 30, 2008

Going Downhill Fast

I own and loved West Wing until... Season 6 and 7 was no longer witty, intelligent, funny etc. I was surprised that Season 6 was not canceled half the way through. The only reason I watched towards the end was because I watched since the start. I only give it 2 stars because I care for the actors. Was not their fault they had bad writers. June 12, 2008

Completes my collection,

Like the rest of the seasons this is a must have for any Wingnut. One of the two best shows to ever grace television. Compelling, thought provoking and intelligent Aaron Sorkin does what no one has ever done before and never will again. June 11, 2008

The English subtitles are gone starting with this season.

I love the West Wing, but I guess the makers of this DVD boxed set didn't think that deaf people would want to watch past season 5. The English subtitles that were present on the first five seasons' worth of DVDs have mysteriously disappeared starting with season 6.

I guess deaf people have to know French or Spanish to finish up this series. What a disappointment. May 28, 2008

Two more seasons!

I gave up on "The West Wing" at the beginning of Season 5, when it seemed to enter the lame-duck duldrums precipitated by the departure of Aaron Sorkin. However, I recently got to watch the entire sixth season in the space of about a week or so, and I found it to be addictive and rewarding -- it's like watching a novel. The writing isn't quite as sharp as it was in seasons 1-4, but the plot lines and the brilliant refocusing on the upcoming presidential campaign, led by great performances by Jimmy Smits and Alan Alda, reinject the tangy, headline-echoing excitement of the glory years. Allison Janney, and Brad Whitford really shine in these episodes as excitement builds through the primaries, and Janel Moloney comes into her own as she gains independence working on a rival campaign. May 8, 2008

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