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Alda definitely deserved his Emmy for that season. Though I remain appalled that Martin Sheen never won one (they should have arranged a swap with “The Sopranos”; one of Gandolfini’s Best Actor statues for one of the West Wing’s “Best Drama” statues).

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Alda and Smitts really saved that final season and brought the campaign portions up to the Sorkin years level. Especially with John Spencer’s death at the midpoint…

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Sheen deserved one for either season 2 or 3. 2 for the cathedral scene (how many actors could sell THAT?) and 3 for its big closer.

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GuyIncognito said on July 24th, 2009 at 7:36 pm

Was that the final scene of the series?

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“Was that the final scene of the series?”

No. That was more or less Vinick’s final scene (he reappears in the finale in a crowd shot), though.

The final scene of the series was Jed and Abbey flying home to New Hampshire, and opening a package from Mallory, which turned out to be the “Bartlet for America” napkin (it was a lovely moment).

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more Bruno please

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