Cast & Creator Of ‘The West Wing’ Visit ‘The Late Show’ Ahead Of HBO Max Reunion

Stephen Colbert couldn’t hold back his tears after hearing Dolly Parton pay tribute to her late mother, Avie Lee Owens, with an impromptu performance.On Tuesday, October 20, the “Jolene” songstress, 74, opened up about some of her favorite songs from her childhood while discussing her new book, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics, on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

Stephen Colbert was brought to tears by Dolly Parton on The Late Show tonight (October 20).

The West Wing will be streaming on All4 from later this month.Aaron Sorkin’s political drama series, which ran on NBC from 1999 to 2006, focused on the lives of presidential senior staff in the West Wing of the White House, where the Oval Office is located.Nick Lee, Head of Series Acquisitions for Channel 4, shared the news by nodding to the upcoming presidential election on November 3.

a new study obtained by the Associated Press.From Sept. 1-30, 455 of the quips Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon told about the presidential candidates during their opening monologues targeted Trump versus 14 focused on Biden, per the Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University.

From the perspective of late-night joke writers, there’s really only one person running for president.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV Critic“See the whole board,” a chess-instructing Martin Sheen’s President Josiah Bartlet tells Rob Lowe’s Sam Seaborn in HBO Max’s A West Wing Special to Benefit When We All Vote.Originally uttered in 2002’s “Hartsfield’s Landing” episode of the multiple Emmy winning political drama, the Aaron Sorkin penned words hang heavy in the digital air during these final weeks before this year’s election.

cast have reunited for a special theatrical stage presentation of the season 3 episode, “Hartsfield’s Landing,” which will benefit When We All Vote, the non-profit organization launched by Michelle Obama, Lin-Manuel Miranda and others with the goal of increasing participation in elections. “Listen, all we care about is [that] we’re trying to drive fans of to the polls.

Dule Hill got an email from Aaron Sorkin asking if he and his West Wing co-stars would reunite for the first time in years for a special episode, it didn't take Hill long to say yes. In fact, the answer was immediate.

The cast of The West Wing has reunited for a special that will debut on HBO Max next week, with weeks to go until the general election.

no idea.In a teaser for the upcoming “The West Wing” cast reunion, Martin Sheen’s forthright leader deplanes and is greeted on a tarmac as the strains of W.G. Snuffy Walden’s theme song fill the air.

When We All Vote, a nonpartisan non-profit launched by First Lady Michelle Obama in 2018.The organisation set up by Michelle Obama aims to encourage people to vote, and bridge the voting gap, especially when it comes to race and age.The special reunion episode is set to air two weeks before the general election in the US and all of your favourite characters will be returning.The special’s cast includes Martin Sheen as President Josiah ‘Jeb’ Bartlet, Bradley Whitford (Deputy Chief of Staff Josh

Peter White Television EditorThe Late Show’s Stephen Colbert is back with his second original Friday night show in a row and he’s bringing the cast of The West Wing with him.Martin Sheen, Allison Janney, Richard Schiff, Bradley Whitford and creator Aaron Sorkin will appear on the CBS talk show on Friday October 9.Last Friday, Colbert aired an episode of The Late Show after President Donald Trump contracted COVID-19.This comes ahead of the launch of The West Wing special on HBO Max on October 15.

Following Donald Trump's return to the White House from Walter Reed Medical Center, late night hosts Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, James Corden and Trevor Noah delivered scorching blow-by-blows of the president's handling of his own COVID-19 diagnosis over the past three days.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorThis Is Us star Sterling K. Brown is playing the role John Spencer made famous on The West Wing for the show’s election-themed reunion special that will air October 15 on HBO Max.Spencer played Leo McGarry, the loyal and demon-battling Chief of Staff to Martin Sheen’s President Bartlett, on 155 episodes of Aaron Sorkin’s political drama, which was tied with Hill Street Blues for the most Emmys before Game of Thrones came along.

first reported by People.The special, which airs on Oct. 15, will reunite Aaron Sorkin, the rest of the cast, and director Thomas Schlamme for a stage performance of the Season 3 episode, “Hartfield’s Landing.”Also Read: HBO Max Sets Date for 'West Wing' Stage Special of 'Hartfield's Landing'This will be the first time in 17 years that the original cast of “The West Wing” will reunite.

“This is a very unusual episode of the show,” declared Stephen Colbert in an unexpected Friday night episode of Global’s “The Late Show”.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerA very unusual day in Washington required an extra dose of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, as a usually dark night for the program was turned into a bonus show.Surprisingly, Colbert struck a sympathetic tone. “Now, say what you will about the President, and I do.