RE: West Wing Episode

[neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx]

They were making fun of something in that episode on the CTV (Canadian)
National News last night.
The producers/writers (and I guess the cast members for not catching it)
showed their geographical ignorance in a line where they claimed someone
was intercepted attempting to cross the border from "Ontario to Vermont".

...Neil





"Alistair Rooney" <AlistairR@tbsa.co.za>
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Hi Chuck,

<BG> I'd like to think I'm not that daft, but you never know! It's nice
to see them working current issues into the program though.

"All the Presidents Men" was probably a more realistic portrayal of
Whitehouse life ;)

Alistair



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From: Chuck Lewis [mailto:clewis@iquest.net]
Sent: 04 October 2001 17:40
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Subject: Re: West Wing Episode


Alistair,

PLEASE be careful in assuming Hollywood and especially the West Wing are
giving you an unbiased
view of American politics... :-)

Chuck

Alistair Rooney wrote:

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> PLEASE don't tell me about it! We are several episodes behind here and
> it's a favourite program for my wife and I! We're up to the point
where
> he has told everyone about the MS and is deciding to run for
> re-election. I've learnt more about American politics from this
program
> than from anything else.
>
> Alistair
> Durban, SA