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Photoset reblogged from ginger, get the popcorn!
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Photoset reblogged from you could call 1-800-BITE-ME
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Photo reblogged from Agony and Arousal
© Mitch Haddad
Joshua Malina and Mary McCormack … between takes of what appears to be their final scene. Although that raises the question: Where’s Dule Hill?
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“Final day of shooting The West Wing,” according to William Duffy’s Facebook page, from which this photo originates. Ace director Christopher Misiano in the back.
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“After filming the series finale, Martin Sheen, who played President Bartlet for seven years, got choked up when the crew and cast, including Allison Janney, gave him a final ovation.” —TV Guide May 2006
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I have it on good authority (a friend’s friend who was on the set at the time) that this took place in the early-morning hours (as in, about 12:15 a.m.) on April 1, 2006.
(Source: headbobbinginaseaoffailure)
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Photoset reblogged from Liberal Girls on a Boat
“What are you thinking about?”
“Tomorrow.”
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Between takes of the Santos inauguration scene.
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Based on Miss Hell’s report from the set, I’ll bet he’s talking to one of his kids.
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Filming The West Wing, “Tomorrow,” 2006
© Mitch Haddad/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank
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Between takes during filming of the Santos inauguration for “Tomorrow.”
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Photo reblogged from There's a typo in the Constitution.
Janel Moloney and Bradley Whitford, filming The West Wing, “Tomorrow,” 24 March 2006
© Greg Schwartz/NBCU Photo Bank
(see also Miss Hell’s report from the TWW Santos inauguration set)
That Miss Hell report is at my LiveJournal. I copy/pasted it when she posted it at Television Without Pity. :)
As Miss Hell describes, Janel is holding a parasol to protect her alabaster skin from the blazing Southern California sun.
