Comments | missfoxie: "We're going to raise the level of public debate in this country and let that be our legacy.”

missfoxie

"We're going to raise the level of public debate in this country and let that be our legacy.”

Nov 20, 2006 01:55

Okay, so I'm just gonna come right out with it: reading an article about The West Wing just made me cry.

Yes indeed, this just made me all tearful. It reminded me of so many episodes and moments and characters I had forgotten about, it brought all whole seven seasons together and I just basked in the glow ( Read more... )

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perfectputsch November 20 2006, 03:39:38 UTC

the object of my affections absolutely bones off West Wing. maybe i should suggest we watch it together.

NAKED.

teehee.

missfoxie November 20 2006, 19:50:21 UTC

The object of your affections has now been elevated to "man of bloody good taste" in my opinion. ;D West Wing pwns, though I don't know what you'd make of it.

Though, the thing that marrs this opinion of him is my puzzlement over why he has not jumped you yet. It just eludes me.

moogle62 November 20 2006, 08:00:54 UTC

Ohh, surges of love and tears. *cuddles*

I always like reading your mad fangirlings, even if I can never think of anything constructive to say.

missfoxie November 20 2006, 19:46:22 UTC

Aww.

You can say this: "Yes, of course Nomles, I will make sure I watch all the dvds of The West Wing."

moogle62 November 20 2006, 21:24:41 UTC

I could say that, yes, if I had a) the boxsets or b) the money to buy the boxsets.

Also, the middle or second to last tape on my S1 is brokeded. *weeps*

freifraufischer November 20 2006, 15:49:14 UTC

Saying I became interested in politics because of the West Wing would be dishonest. I was already an active democrat before hand, though I think I credit the West Wing for providing an example to people in this country that Democrats could be coming from a place of moral conviction and religious faith as well.

I think it did raise the level of expectations in the country.

missfoxie November 20 2006, 19:44:54 UTC

Well, that cliched statement is true for me. In primary school, our headmaster randomly taught us about the UK Parliament and voting etc, so I already had a medium-sized interest in politics in a UK sense before TWW, but that show really did everything I said it did. *hugs the show*

I think it did, both in political terms and in the quality of television.