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The Oval office, The mural room, and the Roosevelt room are all considered part of the West Wing.

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Gratias tibi ago, domine

Thank you, Lord.

Haec credam a deo pio, a deo justo, a deo scito?

Am I to believe these things from a righteous God, a just God, a wise God?

Cruciatus in crucem

To Hell with your punishments

uus in terra servus, nuntius fui; officium perfeci

I was your servant, your messenger on the earth, I did my duty.

Cruciatus in crucem (with a dismissive wave of the hand) eas in crucem

The Hell with your punishments! And to Hell with you! (literally, "may you go to a cross"

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the white house

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The show ran for 7 seasons between 1999-2006.

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Aaron Sorkin Go here for more information; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Sorkin

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The West Wing - 1999 Debate Camp 4-5 was released on:

USA: 16 October 2002

France: 26 August 2006

Germany: 4 January 2010

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Aaron Sorkin

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Rob Lowe

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Stockard Channing

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Hillary Clinton

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Despite six nominations for Martin Sheen and one for Rob Lowe, no one from "The West Wing" ever won the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. The winner of the award for the 2001-2002 season was Michael Chiklis of "The Shield."

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False

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Washington, D.C.

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On the internet

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Season 5 its called Access

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Rob Lowe who played Sam Seaborn was written off the show when his character ran for office in California. Sam returned to the show for its final few episodes as a favor to Josh Lyman who was played by Bradley Whitford.

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cj

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Jimmy Smits

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Jack Kennedy

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There were two vice presidents. In Seasons 1 through 4, it was John Hoynes played by Tim Matheson. In seasons 5 through 7, it was Robert 'Bingo Bob' Russell played by Gary Cole.

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"O Canada" was sung in honor of Donna Moss, who was found in the course of a routine background check to have unwittingly become a Canadian citizen due to a border change.

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"Ave Maria" composed by Franz Schubert and performed by Marian Anderson

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The people that are in the west wing serve the president.

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Most other settlements in the west were mining towns, with most of the residents being single men and their primary aim being getting wealth. Most planned on being there only temporarily. The Mormons were family communities whose primary aim was cooperation and religious freedom. They planned to stay there permanently. Isolation was beneficial because it allowed them the ability to practice their religion in peace, away from the persecution they had experienced in the east and midwest. Because of this they were able to establish themselves and create a strong community organization and home-base headquarters that has stayed in place for over 150 years.