The West Wing - Season 4 Watch Free in HD

Season 4 opens with Josh, Toby and Donna being left behind by the presidential motorcade and must work their way across the state with the help of the farmer's daughter and, later, a teenage campaign volunteer, enduring many setbacks along the way.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Rob Lowe, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff, John Spencer, Bradley Whitford, Martin Sheen, Ron Silver, John Amos, Amy Adams, ...»

Director:

Aaron Sorkin

Country:

United States

Release:

2002

IMDb:

8.9

Quality:

Duration:

44 min

Sam Seaborn

Played by: Rob Lowe

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

Bruno Gianelli

Played by: Ron Silver

Percy Fitzwallace

Played by: John Amos

Cathy

Played by: Amy Adams

Margaret Hooper

Played by: NiCole Robinson

Nancy

Played by: Renée Estevez

Secretary of Commerce Mitch Bryce

Played by: Alan Dale

Kiki

Played by: Danielle Harris

Ginger

Played by: Kim Webster

Played by: Peter James Smith

Larry

Played by: William Duffy

Katie Witt

Played by: Kris Murphy

Mark O'Donnell

Played by: Timothy Davis-Reed

Officer Thomas

Played by: S.E. Perry

Carol Fitzpatrick

Played by: Melissa Fitzgerald

Abbey Bartlet

Played by: Stockard Channing

Deborah Fiderer

Played by: Lily Tomlin

Nancy McNally

Played by: Anna Deavere Smith

Mallory O'Brien

Played by: Allison Smith

Matt Kelley

Played by: John P. Connolly

Anthony Marcus

Played by: Andrew McFarlane

White House Staff Photographer

Played by: John Fletcher

Arthur Leeds

Played by: Randy Brooks

Secret Service Agent

Played by: Jerry Buys

Amy Gardner

Played by: Mary-Louise Parker

Atty. Jordan Kendall

Played by: Joanna Gleason

FBI Special Agent Michael Casper

Played by: Clark Gregg

Mike Chysler

Played by: Glenn Morshower

Assistant Secretary of State Bob Slatterly

Played by: Thomas Kopache

Reporter Steve

Played by: Charles Noland

Sen. Howard Stackhouse

Played by: George Coe

Civilian Advisor

Played by: John Cothran

Senator Michael Jackson

Played by: Larry Brandenburg

TV Reporter Sally

Played by: Becky Meister

Staffer #2

Played by: Brandon Noll

Cardinal

Played by: Joe Cosgrove

Joey Lucas

Played by: Marlee Matlin

Dolores Landingham

Played by: Kathryn Joosten

Andrea Wyatt

Played by: Kathleen York

Kenny Thurman

Played by: Bill O'Brien

Michael Gordon

Played by: Eyal Podell

Intern Stacy

Played by: Nicole Lyn

Alexander Thompson

Played by: John Aniston

US Capitol Police

Played by: Aaron Michael Lacey

Will Bailey

Played by: Joshua Malina

Asst. Secretary of State Albie Duncan

Played by: Hal Holbrook

Governor Robert Ritchie, R-FL

Played by: James Brolin

Elsie Snuffin

Played by: Danica McKellar

Qumari U.N. Ambassador Ali Nissir

Played by: Tony Amendola

Karen

Played by: Paige Orr

Lawrence

Played by: Trent Trail

Sally

Played by: Amy Bruckner

Girl #4

Played by: Gia Cross

Carrie

Played by: Alison Robertson

Jonathan

Played by: Jason McCune

Bobby

Played by: Ted Davis

June Wheeler

Played by: Stephanie Venditto

Reporter Jo

Played by: Anita Dashiell

Derek

Played by: Ross Shimabuku

Beth

Played by: Mary Beth McDonough

Martin Avery

Played by: Nick Jameson

Stage Manager

Played by: Scott Facher

Bartender Tammy

Played by: Amy Parks

Girl in Bar

Played by: Stacy Reed Payton

Martin

Played by: Steve Stapenhorst

Congressman Harry

Played by: Tim Van Pelt

San Diego Police Officer

Played by: Robert Paul Lewis

Vice President John Hoynes

Played by: Tim Matheson

Lt. Cmdr. Jack Reese

Played by: Christian Slater

Voting Shortcut

Played by: Megan Cavanagh

Bonnie

Played by: Devika Parikh

News Anchor Roger Salier

Played by: Ivan Allen

Reporter John

Played by: Ron Ostrow

Senate Minority Leader Tripplehorn

Played by: Geoff Pierson

Manny

Played by: Faran Tahir

Presidential Reporter

Played by: Scott Summitt

Janice Trumbull

Played by: Audrey Wasilewski

Dr. Stanley Keyworth

Played by: Adam Arkin

Danny Concannon

Played by: Timothy Busfield

Jules Ziegler

Played by: Jerry Adler

Zoey Bartlet

Played by: Elisabeth Moss

Claypool

Played by: John Diehl

Jean Paul

Played by: Trent Ford

Marco Arlens

Played by: Matthew Modine

Chris

Played by: Mindy Seeger

Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Bryce Lilly

Played by: Granville Van Dusen

Secretary of Defense Miles Hutchinson

Played by: Steve Ryan

Adam Kent

Played by: Gibby Brand

Archbishop Zake Kintaka

Played by: Abdoulaye NGom

Senator Beckwith

Played by: Geoffrey Ewing

O'Donnell

Played by: Dan Ziskie

Chief Justice

Played by: Timothy Rice

Max

Played by: Michael Leydon Campbell

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Slant Magazine

Sorkin and his directors are certainly good at sustaining a kind of organized chaos, yet the reelection arc that opens the fourth series... sharpens the general sense of everyday urgency, starting the season off with a pleasant rush.

June 27, 2018

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AV Club

Characters on this show behave like normal people with super demanding jobs. They let things fester, brewing below the surface, suppressed from years of putting the needs of a nation before their own.

June 27, 2018

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Entertainment Weekly

Tension wasn't present at the debate... The same could be said for the new season of The West Wing.

June 27, 2018

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New York Times

Mr. Sorkin, moreover, leaves his successors with something that President Bush's aides never faced when Bill Clinton left office: a dignified exit.

June 27, 2018

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The Atlantic

Season four is actually pretty great up through the election, and then everybody forgets to have ideas for episodes and Sam gets written off as an afterthought...

June 27, 2018

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