Toby is arguably the straightest character on the show, hardly ever cracking a smile, but Richard Schiff seems to crack up more easily than anyone else when mistakes are made. I love it! lol
it's kind of nice to see the actors as real people. You get a sense of how much they really liked working with each other. It makes their onscreen friendships seem even more real.
+TheBrizz71 - I find it remarkably sad that bloopers are no longer a common place part of watching TV. I was going to say good TV, but thinking back, compared to now, very little wouldn't pass at least as good by comparison. It was so common place for a show to end each night or week with a few bloopers. If they are purchased on DVD, there is a blooper reel for every season. Well there used to be before TV changed so much. Just like movies used to have Intermission.
Edwin J. Viera If not television, then a movie! Something to try and explain the Trump era told with Sorkin's wit and style would be greatly appreciated by many West Wing fans from around the world.
God how I love gag reels. The West Wing has to be one of the best shows ever made--right up there with MASH. There's also a ton of outtakes from "Breaking Bad" that are absolutely hilarious.
I loved this show. I don't know why they don't show this and reruns. It certainly is worth watching over and over and over. Great riding great acting and just amazing love it
Hand to God, I thought I was watching a movie on network television for the first few minutes. It was the second episode of the show that I found by chance, and then it became appointment television for me.
Interesting fact, when Aaron Sorkin, wrote "The American President", he used his creative team on the movie to come up with a treatment of the movie to be used for an idea for a television series, and thus be, The West Wing was a loose idea of making "The American President" into a weekly drama series. Thus, The West Wing was born. And Martin Sheen was also in "The American President" as Chief of Staff AJ McInerney as most of you may remember.
I agreed with you 11 years ago when you posted this, and I still agree with you today as I re-watch the entire series. They still don't write like that any more.
Except the West Wing was originally supposed to center around Rob Lowe's character, Sam Seaborn. Martin Sheen was only supposed to appear in a handful of episodes!
OK, it's still great, but: Ron Butterfield saying "here" all of those times, they strung those together, yeah? I mean, that was not one take with him just going on forever.
Per News.com.au: "Martin Sheen has a very unique way of putting his jacket on, and it’s all because of a birth defect. 'I was born under very difficult circumstances,' Sheen told a crowd in Dubai. 'They used a forcep and it smashed my left shoulder so I have very limited use of my left hand.'"
So I was watching the series when Toby gets fired for being the leak... That moment was so sad I had to come here to remind myself that they are actors.
The Sheens are tv gold, namely, Martin and Charlie, of course...Hopefully, Emilio will be cast in a hit tv show, also, in the near future..."Anger Management", with Charlie Sheen, seems like another hit, for Charlie...I watched "Two and a Half Men", recently, but, without Charlie, it's like M&M's, without, the colours, a Snicker bar, without, the caramel and eggs, without, the bacon...They should rename the show, to, "Two and a Half, Out of Ten"!
+Richard Darlington - I'm sure that was a Mandatory Minimum before getting your own Pink Ladies jacket. Though Michelle Pfeiffer did have it over all of them when it comes to SMOKING HOT!! THAT could be why she looks so strange in that red jacket before the debate. Especially as they cut to her and it looks like little Stockard has been trying on Allison's clothes.
What the hell...? Michelle Pfeiffer is too skinny. She needs to eat a potato or something. Ms. Channing did not look good in "Grease". But in "The West Wing", she looked fantastic!
Toby is arguably the straightest character on the show, hardly ever cracking a smile, but Richard Schiff seems to crack up more easily than anyone else when mistakes are made. I love it! lol
Seen Toby laughing more in this blooper reel than his entire run on the show haha
This is my over the moon face.
You mean Tony?
Love hearing Allison Janney's distinctive laugh off screen, lol
I love it!! Love her.
Bartlett knowingly calling Tobey Tony is a very Bartlett thing.
it's kind of nice to see the actors as real people. You get a sense of how much they really liked working with each other. It makes their onscreen friendships seem even more real.
You must see the "Friends" bloopers... Matthew Perry is just like his character Chandler.
I love blooper reels, especially when it's a dramatic show.
+TheBrizz71 - I find it remarkably sad that bloopers are no longer a common place part of watching TV. I was going to say good TV, but thinking back, compared to now, very little wouldn't pass at least as good by comparison. It was so common place for a show to end each night or week with a few bloopers. If they are purchased on DVD, there is a blooper reel for every season. Well there used to be before TV changed so much. Just like movies used to have Intermission.
1:53 It's actually a little unnerving to see genuine mirthful laughter coming from Toby.
Mandy: "Abram...ham?"
I can't stop laughing. This is brilliant!
West Wing is the best show in the history of TV and it is so funny to see them blooping!!
"blooping" lmfao I love that
“Let me tell you something: don’t ever, EVER...trust me in a close-up...” 🤣
Rest in Peace, gracious John Spencer.. you will be remembered.
For real though, he is a fucking legend
I love hearing Allison Janney laugh in the backround. XDXD
I would love to see all the footage from the scene with Bartlett on painkillers. You know there had to be at least 50 CUTS. Let's do it again.
...and swearing
This country needs another West Wing series! Aaron, where are you when we need you!
txmoney He said after The Newsroom he won’t do television again.
Edwin J. Viera If not television, then a movie! Something to try and explain the Trump era told with Sorkin's wit and style would be greatly appreciated by many West Wing fans from around the world.
Theres a reunion tomorrow on HBO max app for free
Absolutely!!!! I agree
In fact I volunteer to be a part of the cast
No let it be! To many good shows have been ruined by being brought back. Let it rest! Let it memory be kept as is!
God how I love gag reels. The West Wing has to be one of the best shows ever made--right up there with MASH. There's also a ton of outtakes from "Breaking Bad" that are absolutely hilarious.
That sheen laugh is fantastic
Kasino80 01:18
He's one of those guys that when he's laughing...so are you, even if you're not completely sure what happened!
The West Wing's Squidward smiling and laughing?
The Lord had blessed us with this!!!
"Smooth it over with the cast" !! LOL
here,here,here,here,here,here,here,here
LEO!
10 years later he is still showing the where the sensors are...here, here, here, here, here...
Ooooh, that one got me.
Over The Hedge.
LEO!
I love the smooth move Sheen makes to put on his jacket.
Wait, what? Toby can LAUGH!?
Here, here, here, here, here, here, here... LEO!!!
dear god ...seeing toby laughing his ass off is almost a schock lol
Aaaaah, I see what you did there...taking the comments readers to shul?!?
I loved this show. I don't know why they don't show this and reruns. It certainly is worth watching over and over and over. Great riding great acting and just amazing love it
HBO Max has it now
I remember when this began its run back in '99 - couldn't believe something this good was actually on network TV.
Hand to God, I thought I was watching a movie on network television for the first few minutes. It was the second episode of the show that I found by chance, and then it became appointment television for me.
@@dancewatcher1078 Wow, so true - and I'll bet you weren't the only one to think that.
Josh Spitting out the cold coffee when he was hung over kills me every time!
That moment tickled me for 5 straight minutes.
Interesting fact, when Aaron Sorkin, wrote "The American President", he used his creative team on the movie to come up with a treatment of the movie to be used for an idea for a television series, and thus be, The West Wing was a loose idea of making "The American President" into a weekly drama series. Thus, The West Wing was born. And Martin Sheen was also in "The American President" as Chief of Staff AJ McInerney as most of you may remember.
This entire series is available on Netflix. Binge on, people!
unfortunately, not on Danish Netflix...it sucks big time....
I can't tell you how many times I've watched every episode on Netflix now. lol
Also on Amazon (not Prime, tho).
@@kathyodom5372 fuck Ama-Deuce and Ama-Deuce Prizime.
And Stan
I miss this show so much. Amazing writing, cast.
This is my all-time favorite show... I wish it were still airing... Allison Janney is a goddess!
I agreed with you 11 years ago when you posted this, and I still agree with you today as I re-watch the entire series. They still don't write like that any more.
This was great! “One-take Bartlett...4’s my lucky number!” 🤣 Loved the series! Loved this! Thank you!
This just gets better every time I see it! What great times they had! 😃
Lol at "Tony" Ziegler. Also, I love Martin's laugh
I lost it at 1:42 when Martin Sheen started doing James Cagney.
Just finished watching the whole series again on DVD. I feel like I could start from the beginning and watch once more immediately.
You can also watch it on Netflix if it's still on there
Except the West Wing was originally supposed to center around Rob Lowe's character, Sam Seaborn. Martin Sheen was only supposed to appear in a handful of episodes!
smooth it over with the cast... I mean the staff...
Martin seems like a fun guy to work with!
You can tell that Dulé was just prepping for Psych
the best tv show ever and the best group of actor in a tv serie
AndreA Best ever.
OK, it's still great, but: Ron Butterfield saying "here" all of those times, they strung those together, yeah? I mean, that was not one take with him just going on forever.
Yeah, there are several clips in this that are not bloopers.
I love how Martin Sheen picks up his jacket 2:02 and I love how he laughs 2:28.
we need bartlett to run in todays election lol
Better yet lets actually get the writers to run for President ;)
I wish there were more debate clips cuz someone could stitch it together to have him debate Trump. Heck I bet Martin would come back to do it anyway.
I love the way he puts his jacket on - I reckon he does that in real life too. :-D
@Jezzabri:
For reference, 02:02
Allison Janney said she quickly learned that standing behind him was a bad idea.
Per News.com.au: "Martin Sheen has a very unique way of putting his jacket on, and it’s all because of a birth defect. 'I was born under very difficult circumstances,' Sheen told a crowd in Dubai.
'They used a forcep and it smashed my left shoulder so I have very limited use of my left hand.'"
did you change your name since the last take? XD
So I was watching the series when Toby gets fired for being the leak... That moment was so sad I had to come here to remind myself that they are actors.
What an awesome show
How i would have loved to be a part of that
One day I pray I can get cast in a show of that value
Martin Sheen not getting their names right kills me hahaha
God bless Allison Janney and her wonderful laugh 😂
Made me laugh when he tried to pronounce my hometown Shrewsbury in Shropshire! :P
You can see John being so careful as he's trying to pronounce it and thinking "They gave this one to me on purpose" when he flubs it. xD
@@steampunker7 Should have told him 'Salop' (short for Shropshire) and then he would have totally blown it.
To be fair, even the people of Shrewsbury can't decide how to pronounce it.
The greatest tv show of all time.
0:47 Is the best part in my opinion xD
I’m crying! 😂😂😂
I love this so much. 😂 The fact that a lot of them involve Martin is the best. 🤣
I live in Shrewsbury, Shropshire!! :D
So do I!
It's heart warming but weird to see Martin Sheen laugh - honestly, I can't think of anything he's done where you see him actually laughing
Grace and Frankie?
I have been searching for this for a long time now. Thanks for posting this; it is my favourite show ever.
Is soooooo weird seeing them like this. In the show everyone is on point all the time.
Stockard Channing could beat me with strips of leather
@Jezzabri I heard it's because of a shoulder injury that Martin Sheen had a long time ago. I think it was in one of the DVD extras.
I love the sexy jacket scenes! :D WHOOOOOO!
The best show ever made.
1:13-1:20 is so funny because Rob Just carries on after Martin went all gobbledygook!
"Alright, look, when are we going to get the bi- the ba-b-a-ba- the -ba-"
"There's a problem with that, sir."
"Why?"
I love his Jimmy Cagney impression.
1:18 my favorite part
smooth it over with the cast. ha epic line. He's so immersed in his role as beeing in charge that he said that :-)
Here here here here here here here here here here here here here here here ....
LEO!!!
@IrishEyes1989 EPIC at 1:52 ... I LOVE TOBY! Richard Schiff does look like a funny guy off camera.
Martin Sheen doing Cagney?!?
1.42 sheen doing Cagney :)
I cannot fathom being able to keep a straight face during the scene was the President was stoned out of his mind
Was Leo about to say that Shrewsbury is in Ireland?
The Sheens are tv gold, namely, Martin and Charlie, of course...Hopefully, Emilio will be cast in a hit tv show, also, in the near future..."Anger Management", with Charlie Sheen, seems like another hit, for Charlie...I watched "Two and a Half Men", recently, but, without Charlie, it's like M&M's, without, the colours, a Snicker bar, without, the caramel and eggs, without, the bacon...They should rename the show, to, "Two and a Half, Out of Ten"!
The only Sheen worth his salt is MARTIN.
"Reality is reality"
And here I thought reality was something else altogether :)
he was the best. this one person i am would have liked to meet, but can't.. i will miss him
There are alarms in the ground here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here--
LEO!
1:31 that one curse word missed xD
Epic jacket flip
This was a terrific TV series! I bought the entire set. Unfortunately, they are skipping now, and one got lost. Ouch!
"That's a nice fish"
I go back and forth on liking and hating Bartlet, but Martin Sheen himself is impossibly cool.
Here , here...here ...and here.... Here, here, here, here lol
And the Emmy goes to Dule Hill for Most Dramatic Slate Clapping!
1:12
*SMASH*
I'm genuinely surprised they had breakaway props, there was VERY little violence in the show.
TONY ZIEGLER!!!!!
Fun fact: the set for the Oval Office was used in the 🍿 🎥 “Thirteen Days.”
1:50 watch that and then go look up the scene and it becomes 10x funnier
"LEO!"
Miss these guys
i hope you are not mad at john spencer. i am sure he did his best with this name.. :-)
The Chief Joints the staff... I mean that cast was smoking here were apparently quite good.
No joke. he must really feel like a leader in cast
that desperate cry for leo lool
Why does the chief's joints need a chairman? LOL
Chairman of the chief JOINTS!!!
"and smooth it over with the cast... the staff..."
Stockard Channing is so hot!
+Richard Darlington - I'm sure that was a Mandatory Minimum before getting your own Pink Ladies jacket. Though Michelle Pfeiffer did have it over all of them when it comes to SMOKING HOT!! THAT could be why she looks so strange in that red jacket before the debate. Especially as they cut to her and it looks like little Stockard has been trying on Allison's clothes.
What the hell...? Michelle Pfeiffer is too skinny. She needs to eat a potato or something. Ms. Channing did not look good in "Grease". But in "The West Wing", she looked fantastic!
Did you edit that? Well done sir.
"Could they do a better job choosing?"
Why aren't these bloopers on the DVD Season sets?
#great🎞📽🎬 television series 👍
That's a nice fish.
GIVE IT TO ME!