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The television series The West Wing is a political drama series which was originally broadcast on NBC.. During its seven seasons the ensemble cast of stars, recurring stars, and guest stars earned 157 acting nominations (often competing in the same category against other members of the cast) across a variety of award-granting organizations, earning 30 awards.
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- Molly Morello Day. Donna is frequently used as a bit of levity in otherwise heavy or dramatic episodes. Sometimes it’s because she’s worried about a Chinese satellite falling to the earth, or in this case, wanting to get her high school English teacher a Presidential Proclamation on behalf of her retirement.
- Lemon-Lyman.com. Some shows from the ‘90s and early 2000’s date themselves with their technology, and The West Wing is no exception, but what hasn’t changed is the nightmare breeding ground that is the Internet.
- The Oh What A Shame File. It’s a gift, to be truly known by another person, and Donna truly knows Josh. When Josh gets benched from his main duties dealing with the Senate after a monumental mistake, Donna doesn’t let him dwell on it.
- She 'Gets' Josh. Speaking of “getting” Josh... Donna is halfway to scolding Josh’s then-girlfriend Amy on a sarcastic comment she made earlier, and she translates what she said into what Josh heard, which was that he messed up and people got hurt.
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- "If you were in an accident, I wouldn't stop for red lights," "Seventeen People," Season 2. We would be shocked to discover a true "West Wing" fan that wouldn't consider this the hands down top Josh-Donna exchange of all time.
- Josh throws snowballs at Donna's window, "Inauguration Part 2: Over There," Season 4. A very close runner up to the number one spot! What Josh-Donna supporter does not melt when Josh pauses his big good-cop speech in this episode to look at Donna longingly and say "You look amazing"?
- "Are you in love with Josh? ," "Commencement," Season 4. A lot is going on in the final moments of Season 4's penultimate episode "Commencement." There is a national security threat involving a possible attack on American soil, and first daughter Zoey Bartlet has gone missing with a dead Secret Service agent found at the scene.
- Joey Lucas tells Josh that Donna is into it, "The War At Home," Season 2. Joey Lucas is in town and Donna is determined to get Josh to ask her out. Josh tells Sam he think it's puzzling that Donna is the one pushing the union -- it's not that he gets jealous when she goes out with other guys, but he does "do everything within [his] considerable capabilities to sabotage it."
- C.J. Cregg. Cregg (Allison Janney) is among the most badass TV female politicians and the shining star of The West Wing. After beginning her career as the White House press secretary, she became Jed's right-hand woman as Chief of Staff.
- Donna Moss. Donna Moss began her White House career as Josh's ever-reliable assistant. Josh could only do his job because of Donna and her immense talents.
- Leo McGarry. John Spencer was an essential piece to this political drama, playing Bartlet's Chief of Staff, Leo McGarry. He was the muscle behind all the President's decisions and a strong support to his staff.
- Charlie Young. Charlie Young (Dulé Hill) began his White House career as a personal assistant to President Bartlet and his daughter, Zoe (Elisabeth Moss).
Donna Moss is the Chief of Staff to First Lady Helen Santos. She previously served as Senior Assistant to Deputy White House Chief of Staff Joshua Lyman and worked on both the Russell and Santos presidential campaigns in 2006, as well as Josiah Bartlet’s campaigns in 1998 and 2002. She is portrayed by Janel Moloney. Donnatella Moss was born in Warroad, Minnesota, to an Italian mother and an ...
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