The West Wing - Season 3 Watch Free in HD

Season 3 opens with the West Wing going under lock down as a suspected terrorist is found to be working at the White House. Stuck with a group of high school students who were visiting the White House, the staffers, President Bartlet, and the First Lady all debate the issues regarding terrorism.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Rob Lowe, Stockard Channing, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff, John Spencer, Bradley Whitford, Martin Sheen, Ajay Naidu, Michael ONeill, ...»

Director:

Aaron Sorkin

Country:

United States

Release:

2001

IMDb:

8.9

Quality:

Duration:

44 min

Sam Seaborn

Played by: Rob Lowe

Abbey Bartlet

Played by: Stockard Channing

Charlie Young

Played by: Dulé Hill

C.J. Cregg

Played by: Allison Janney

Donna Moss

Played by: Janel Moloney

Toby Ziegler

Played by: Richard Schiff

Leo McGarry

Played by: John Spencer

Josh Lyman

Played by: Bradley Whitford

President Josiah 'Jed' Bartlet

Played by: Martin Sheen

Secret Service Agent Ron Butterfield

Played by: Michael O'Neill

Secret Service Agent

Played by: Mongo Brownlee

Girl #4

Played by: Kristine Woo

Marine

Played by: Andrew DePalma

Staffer #2

Played by: Paul Moncrief

White House Counsel Oliver Babish

Played by: Oliver Platt

Bruno Gianelli

Played by: Ron Silver

Joey Lucas

Played by: Marlee Matlin

Nancy McNally

Played by: Anna Deavere Smith

Douglas Wegland

Played by: Evan Handler

Connie Tate

Played by: Connie Britton

Margaret Hooper

Played by: NiCole Robinson

Nancy

Played by: Renée Estevez

Kenny Thurman

Played by: Bill O'Brien

Mike Chysler

Played by: Glenn Morshower

Robbie Mosley

Played by: Gregory Alan Williams

Ginger

Played by: Kim Webster

Played by: Peter James Smith

Larry

Played by: William Duffy

News Anchor Roger Salier

Played by: Ivan Allen

Chris

Played by: Mindy Seeger

Reporter Steve

Played by: Charles Noland

Katie Witt

Played by: Kris Murphy

Mark O'Donnell

Played by: Timothy Davis-Reed

Reporter Sandy

Played by: Doris E. McMillon

Arthur Leeds

Played by: Randy Brooks

Carol Fitzpatrick

Played by: Melissa Fitzgerald

Ainsley Hayes

Played by: Emily Procter

Sen. Maj. Counsel Cliff Calley

Played by: Mark Feuerstein

Congressman Mark Richardson

Played by: Thom Barry

Bonnie

Played by: Devika Parikh

Senator Thomas

Played by: Thomas J. McCarthy

Senator Robert Royce, R-PA

Played by: H. Richard Greene

Assistant Secretary of State Bob Slatterly

Played by: Thomas Kopache

Reporter Phil

Played by: Jeff Mooring

Jonathan

Played by: Steven J. Levy

Sally

Played by: Ana Mercedes

USAF Gen. Alan Adamle

Played by: Gerald McRaney

Vice President John Hoynes

Played by: Tim Matheson

Sharon

Played by: Mary Ostrow

Asst. Secretary of State Albie Duncan

Played by: Hal Holbrook

Amy Gardner

Played by: Mary-Louise Parker

Tom Starks

Played by: Ty Burrell

Atty. Jordan Kendall

Played by: Joanna Gleason

FBI Special Agent Michael Casper

Played by: Clark Gregg

Rep. Joseph Bruno, R-PA

Played by: James Handy

Dolores Landingham

Played by: Kathryn Joosten

Congressman Darren Gibson, R-MI

Played by: David St. James

B.D. Calhoun

Played by: Joe O'Connor

Congressional Staffer

Played by: Thomas Carrington

Lisa Shureborn

Played by: Traylor Howard

Bob Engler

Played by: Sam Lloyd

Dr. Stanley Keyworth

Played by: Adam Arkin

Andrea Wyatt

Played by: Kathleen York

Chinese Ambassador

Played by: James Hong

Brit. Ambassador Lord John Marbury

Played by: Roger Rees

U.S. Poet Laureate Tabatha Fortis

Played by: Laura Dern

Floor Manager

Played by: Christopher Michael

Agent Simon Donovan

Played by: Mark Harmon

Russian Negotiator Nikolai Ivanovich

Played by: Ian McShane

Percy Fitzwallace

Played by: John Amos

Antares C.E.O. Jake Kimball

Played by: Peter Scolari

State Dept. Representative

Played by: Gregory Itzin

Alan Tatum

Played by: Bill Cobbs

Russian Negotiator George Kazlovsky

Played by: George Tasudis

White House Security Guard Janice

Played by: Valarie Pettiford

Dr. Ted Tatum

Played by: Damien Leake

NSA Translator

Played by: Troy Martin

Hogan Cregg

Played by: Evan Rachel Wood

Intern Bruce

Played by: David Burtka

SitRoom Civilian Advisor

Played by: Kurt Fuller

SitRoom Civilian Advisor David

Played by: William Thomas Jr.

Officer Thomas

Played by: S.E. Perry

Deborah Fiderer

Played by: Lily Tomlin

Governor Robert Ritchie, R-FL

Played by: James Brolin

Sen. Max Lobell, R

Played by: David Huddleston

Richard III

Played by: Armin Shimerman

Washington Post

Are these folks just a wee bit over-impressed with themselves or what? Has Sorkin perhaps just slightly overestimated the importance of what he has to say?

June 27, 2018

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Los Angeles Times

It was intelligent, acutely relevant and well acted, yet populated as always mostly by characters on speedspeak with one glib, witty voice, as if Sorkin were a ventriloquist.

June 27, 2018

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Empire Magazine

This remains the smartest, snappiest, most ambitious entertainment around, and features the most evenly matched ensemble on TV.

July 06, 2018

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Entertainment Weekly

I've grown increasingly underwhelmed by the profoundly disappointing third season of The West Wing... I tried to accentuate the positive for as long as I could, but eventually, the show's chronic shortcomings just wore me down.

June 27, 2018

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Guardian

What was once impassioned and earnest became patronising and self-righteous, and what had seemed effortless began to overreach.

June 27, 2018

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AV Club

Now that three seasons of the show have passed, I completely understand why people are so obsessed with Jed Bartlet... He's infectious, is why.

June 27, 2018

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TIME Magazine

Earnest in its tone, admirable in its charitable intent and God-awful in its condescending pedantry - if irony had been dead, it has by now clawed itself out of its coffin and is roaming the moonlit countryside looking for revenge.

June 27, 2018

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Boston Globe

It made up for its cheap sentiments and preachiness with a few very strong episodes.

June 27, 2018

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The West Wing - Season 3

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