Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7459 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-11-07
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Formats: Box set, PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 36

Synopsis
This series gives a remarkable insight of the people who work in the west wing of the White House. Includes all 6 seasons of the smash hit, critically acclaimed drama and follows the two terms of Bartlet's presidency across 132 episodes.

DVD Description
This luxury box set includes an incredible 36 DVDs and follows the whole two terms of the Bartlett presidency over the first six seasons of the top rated U.S. TV show. With over a hundred individual episodes you can enjoy the Emmy award winning show the way it was mean to be seen: with crystal clear video and audio and no ad breaks. This limited edition box set includes all the extra features of the stand alone box sets, including deleted scenes, commentaries, interviews and documentaries. This one of a kind collector's boxed set is a must have for West Wing fans everywhere.

Customer Reviews

outstanding drama series
one of the greatest series ever to come out of the U.S.A.
title misleading as there are seven series NOT these six.
that`s the only thing I find wrong is the title!

Pointless
This is totally pointless, the Bartlet years do not end until the end of Season 7 so how this can be called "The Bartlet Years" is beyond me

I just hope when the curtain comes down on this amazing show, at the end of the present season 7, that a complete box set is released of all 7 seasons complete with plenty of extras!

perfection
In a world of reality t.v. ( i.e. Celebrity Big Brother, etc..) it is nice to see that there are some people in the entertainment industry that are still interested in acting, writing and production as an art form.
Everything from the brilliant, articulate and intelligent script, to the cinematogrophy, to the astute casting and brilliant acting, make this series one of the best to ever grace American television. When compared with some of the ridiculous antics going on over at rival networks ( Desperate Housewives, anyone?) this is prime time Drama at it's best.
A little side note to the reviewer saying the dialog was corny & "American", one wonders what you expected from a Drama that is set in the White House and follows the Presidency of the United States of America?
Maybe you just don't like Americans... a sentiment that seems rife at the moment.
Anyway, the show is glorious. It is artistic, intelligent and seems to take itself seriously.... which I , given the current climate of entertainment (both on stage and screens big or small), am grateful for, for my money.