yourouserabbles:

Filming The West Wing, “The Ticket” (2005)
© Mitchell Haddad/NBCU Photo Bank

notabadday:

I was capping yesterday for my edits, and came across this particular moment (one that I hadn’t noticed on a casual watch). There’s something flawlessly flawless about every time Brad and Cheno are in the same frame (see: here for example). But it also looks like the President’s had too much to drink or is narcoleptic. But, back to Brad… ~sigh, he is so the boss of that sofa. Every sofa, when people are sitting on it, has a boss. Someone is the captain of the sofa. And, that someone is Brad.

yourouserabbles:

Filming The West Wing, “The Ticket,” 2005

© Mitch Haddad/NBCU Photo Bank

THE WEST WING — 150th EPISODE CELEBRATION — ‘Election Day’ Episode 16 — Aired 04/02/2006 — Pictured: (l-r) Janel Moloney as Donna Moss, Dule Hill as Charlie Young, Kristin Chenoweth as Annabeth Schott, Bradley Whitford as Josh Lyman, Timothy Busfield as Danny Concannon, Allison Janney as Claudia Jean ‘C.J.’ Cregg, Joshua Malina as Will Bailey, Ron Silver as Bruno Gianelli, Jimmy Smits as Congressman Matthew Santos — Photo by: Mitch Haddad/NBCU Photo Bank

The West Wing 7x01 - “The Ticket”

lindcherry:

Leo was attending to a meeting with Santos. He looked at his watch several times during the Congressman’s speech. At the end of it, Annabeth comes to talk to him.
ANNABETH: Give me your watch.
LEO: I wasn’t…
ANNABETH: People don’t think you like the speech.
LEO: I like the speech, but I’m getting it five times a day.
ANNABETH: We didn’t put you up here for your own entertainment, Leo.
LEO: Is someone on the phone?
ANNABETH: C.J.
LEO: Give me the phone.
ANNABETH: Give me the watch.
LEO: Oh, for the love of…
ANNABETH: Give me the watch.
He gives her the watch.
LEO: You’re not a tall person.
ANNABETH: And I think you’re fabulous.
She gives him the phone.
LEO: Help me, God, please.
The West Wing, Mr Frost, Season 7 Episode 4.

First I love Kristin Chenoweth, she is such a nice, funny and happy person. Two, I love her character in the show. Three, her duo with Leo is just too good in this season so far. This scene is just one of those little moment of comedy from The West Wing where everything is so serious and tense.