The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 9月1日 06時43分

Our inaugural Television Issue is out this week, but our writers have been covering TV shows for a long, long time. So we dove into our archive to revisit how we reviewed some iconic TV shows. Up next: Nancy Franklin’s 2000 review of “The West Wing.” The show “manages to make the White House staff, and their work, seem glamorous. They're all witty, quick on their feet, effective, and attractive. And their leader, President Josiah Bartlett, a liberal Democrat, a former governor of New Hampshire, and a Nobel Laureate in economics, is a man you can believe in.” Read more of the review in our archives at the link in our bio. Photograph by NBC via Everett.

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